2 minute sequence where A.I. - Artificial Intelligence (Kubrick/Spielberg) goes past great movie to true masterpiece. [mild spoiler alert] Note: I do not own the rights. Simply posting in true appreciation of Stanley Kubrick's vision.
2 minute sequence where A.I. - Artificial Intelligence (Kubrick/Spielberg) goes past great movie to true masterpiece. [mild spoiler alert] Note: I do not own the rights. Simply posting in true appreciation of Stanley Kubrick's vision.
The atmosphere of this movie has something so unique to it. Something i never saw in any other movie. Something i can not explain. It's like watching something from the future and something from the past at the same time. It's maybe something about what they've done with the lightning and the way they post-processesd it. Everthing seems to be so sureal, like in a dark dream you once had as a littlte child but can't quite remember. I can't put my finger on it, but i love this atmosphere. Besides the unique atmosphere, this movie also delivers thought provoking questions like: What does it mean to be alive? What does it mean to be human? At what point can something be seen as a being, that is truly alive? Where do we draw the line with that? I will never understand why this movie gets so much hate and so little recognition. If you ask me, this movie should be an absolute classic.
totally agree. it's a deeply existential movie. sadly it's very underrated & not many people understand nor appreciate.
Dont forget that Kubricks was the inventor of this movie, he and spielberg worked together for years on the script and plot it but was kubricks baby, based on a 1969 short called 'super toys last all summer long' by a different writer. Kubricks started thinking about making a movie out of it, roughly based on this in the 80's and spielberg beeing his friend communicated a lot about the idea for several years etc. Spielberg just finished his idea and work:) And the result was great anyway:) Kubricks waited and waited as he didnt think the technologies at the time was mature enough to visualize it. And he was probably right too. He died in 1999 and spielberg made the movie 1-2 years later. 2001, it would probably have been difficult to make in till example 1995. Kubricks was talking about this as future plans from late 80's. Im pretty sure that the 3 acts was kubricks idea+ several other things. but its not a contest i love both directors. Probably they contributed 50/50 on the script and plot But in some ways i consider this Kubricks last movie, since followed the development in mags and whatnot of since the 80's, waited a decade for it to be made but the idea was expressed by kubricks a decade before etc:)
@@agothxagothx9010 geeze lol I mean you’re a real fan of their work and you mentioned the year Kubrick died, why don’t you know his name? Lol
Nearly all the movies nowadays completely lack of this unique way of telling a story.
This scene completely memorized me and for some reason has never left my mind, it's so amazing.
True mate. There is somethng about it.
I've watch this movie when I was 5 and I never forget about this.
Although it's a very simple scene it's my favorite from the whole movie.
I mean, who imagines these scenes in their heads?
@@alexhami185 David's Human Ever & Forever!!!
The shot of the ship flying through the frozen city is one of the most amazing shots I've ever seen.
Also the fact that this movie was made before 9/11, so they assumed the World Trade Center would still be part of the skyline.
This movie makes me fear being alone forever. It's an awful feeling when you feel like nobody wants the love you have to give.
There’s someone out there for everyone buddy. Love ya!
Or when nobody else can give you the love you long for.
He was programmed to love at all costs and humans did it to themselves.
Same, I felt it too 😢
this movie may not be flawless but this moment, when it went 2000 years into the future, was truly exciting and thrilling
It was haunting.
God yes
TeeCeeTee · agreed. This scene has stuck with me for 20 years. There’s something really bleak about it.
I believe it is almost flawless.
all life on earth is dead is thrilling to you!? BRUH
This is one of the most haunting sequences I’ve ever seen.
DAVID IS HUMAN !
Watching this as a child scarred me for a long time.
it's the oppossite to me. This scene was so memorable, so fascinating of future and it filled me with so much emotional empathy toward aliens and robot child, that few moments ago I rewatched recap of this movie and as an adult 30yo guy sheed a tear :) Also now I understand this movie from another perspective [more of a parents like], but still remember what i felt when i was few years old and how it inspired my young, little life. I miss somethimes my olde self, but also I'm ready to meet my older self and experience it [if that make sense ] :)
A fantastic piece of cinema.
i thought this was the best scene in the movie. very eery soundtrack, yet soothing visuals.
John Williams is a genius when it comes to music.
Seeing the Twin Towers made this movie even more haunting, as if from different timeline.. maybe a better one.
For me, "A.I." is Steven Spielberg's masterpiece. I remember watching the movie on the theater. When this sequence started, the audience was in absolute silence, not sure if because of the beautiful cinematography, the haunting soundtrack, the intimacy created by Ben Kingsley's voice..., or because we were being aware, perhaps unconsciously, of witnessing one of the most magical moments in the history of cinema. Thank you very much for the upload.
Not just Steven, but also Stanley he started A.I and Steven completed A.I.
Hey noob, there's no sequence or an "AI 2" for this movie, only this movie AI, think before shitposting bro!!!
@@mariooli9268 You don’t get it huh? Stanley Kubrick started A.I at the time he didn’t complete it due to cgi still in its infancy, and after he passed away Steven Spielberg finished A.I for Stanley.
@@TwilightLink77 I seriously doubt that "cgi in it's infancy" was the reason, because that didn't stop him into doing 2001. He passed it to Spielberg because he knew that, the way he indended the story to be told, it would work better with Spielberg more emotional skills of filmmaking, to bring balance to his more skeptical view.
@@TwilightLink77 Sorta kinda. It actually turns out that a lot of the sentimental parts of this movie Steven worked on was actually Kubriks. Steven came up with some of the more gritty things, shockingly enough. Remember the flesh fair? That wasn't Kubrik. That was Steven.
A mesmerizing scene from a tragically underrated movie.
I watched this ending, it broke me down. I wept. No child should ever go through the trauma of being abandoned. Real or machine
This is one of the coolest scenes ever put to film. Chilling
This scene was sad and yet beautiful The humans are gone, but in a way they remain in those futuristic robots and the old buildings, which Animal can do that? Sad and beautiful
This scene seems to be stuck in my mind, even since i watched this movie years ago.
DAVID IS HUMAN!
one of the best scenes of all time
"Thus, 2,000 years passed by" It's like that SpongeBob episode, SB-129. It would be different if he went back through time, to the place where he and his teddy would be destroyed for sure. As long if he doesn't run into any cavemen.
I was thinking the exact same thing. This scene truly gives me anxiety just imagining 2,000 years passing by
This is an incredible sci-fi sequence! Hats off to its visionary director.
the sequence really makes you think about will A.I and robotics become the main "life" on earth when humans and other life has succumed to planitary changes
I find that ironic because you have these silicon-based super robots who possess intelligence & technology far beyond anything humanity could ever have and are now Earth's only life forms, yet they are unable to solve the meaning of life & existence and look towards their extinct creators - with envy - in search for the answer. To find "spirit"...
It's possible that we are a ancestor simulation by ai that humans created in the future
One of my favorite scenes of any movie ever
saddest part is actually the Twin Towers still standing, 2000 years later
New York was flooded before 9/11/2001.
0:17 when watching it for the first time, i thought this was going to be the end of the movie. I was surprise when sunddenly the snow appeared!
A lot of people I know, myself included, thought these were aliens at first. Why would advanced AI design themselves to be frail looking(albeit highly artistic and stylized) bipeds? That’s what I grappled with mentally, but still a fascinating scene.
This scene is brilliant, but the soundtrack is a masterpiece; a mixture of sadness but calm at the same time, while you see what is left of human civilization, nothing but an empty and frozen city.
what a random place to cut it
Stunning visuals in all scenes for 19 years old, they spent a lot of money on this film due to the digital visual effects. These are not the earth robots mechas that are unearthing David. The take from the film is these mecha robots were sent to deep space missions and have evolved over time. Notice they were curious about David as if they found their beginnings like they found their missing link. For 2000 years there were no Mechas on Earth, so these Mechas clearly evolved away from Earth. We can suspect from this that an alien race who also evolved into a machine biological hybrid also helped the Mechas to achieve that goal. They then headed for Earth to see their beginnings as they are explorers.
beautiful theory
this movie does make you çry
Michelle Becerra made me take a dump 💩👍
Always
this scene reminded of my own situation where i always felt abandoned by my parents into the care of others past a certain point not actually spending any time with them! and then expected to go into adulthood like that!
True Scoundrel was Monica's Husband was compelin' his wive so as he would return David to plant in hands of death !
2000 years later, humanity has become extinct, and Monica is no longer living... 😢
let us hope that humans will still be around in 2,000 years from now
@@DaveFisher-cq2drIn 2,000 years, I hope humans will be better
@@snizzlefrazzyme too, and hopefully humans won't become extinct
Boy do I love this film, it is a classic!!! HJO is SOOOOO cute!!! This film makes me cry and I LOVE it. I'v known grown men to cry at this film. I LOVE AI SO much.
I definitely cried
@@scottboomshakalaka9593 Yes, it's a good film, definitely my favourite of all time.
@@scottboomshakalaka9593 I love this film, it is so perfect in every way.
Sad humanity never went into space and just went extinct
Meh we deserve it
@@Thunderchild-gz4gc ya our generation is lost anyway
@@suspresident7699 no
@@Thunderchild-gz4gc No
The evening before my son was born (December 29, 2010) my unfortunately ex-wife and I watched this film. The next morning at 6:35 my son knocked to announce his arrival. Every time I watch this scene I start crying like a baby.
I don't know if i'm sounding too obvious but i always like how this scene is a nice nod to Stanley Kubrick movies as The Shining, specially since this movie was supposed to be directed by him but he passed away before he would been able to do so, which why this scene always give me chills. q-q
Live forever, fly through the skies, to have God-like abilities. This is heaven.
Mate, your comment reminds me of this poem: Beyond the stars there are still other worlds; There are other fields to test man’s indomitable spirit. Not devoid of life are those open spaces of heaven; There are hundreds of other caravans in them as well. Do not remain contented with this sensible world; Beyond it there are other gardens and nests as well. If thou hast lost one nest, what then? There are other places for sighing and wailing as well. Thou art an eagle; thy business is to soar in the empyrean; Thou hast other skies in which thou canst range as well. Be not entangled in this world of days and nights; Thou hast another time and space as well. MUHAMMAD IQBAL, Bal-e-Jibril
I was only 11 when I watched this film. From Minority Report to AI, It all felt so surreal back then. But this movie, made me feel in ways I still can't explain.
I see this movi to find ways to meet my mom. I see this movi when I remember my mom from the core of my heart. One day I will be living with my mom in future.
I love the way the ship performs a reverse ikea manoeuvre.
Think about this: Technically, the entire trilogy of The Matrix universe could've occured during this 2,000 year time-skip. Those highly-advanced Mecha could also be the remnant and merging of the humans of Zion and the Machines long after The Machine Wars ended. They're possibly cyborgs, but nobody has brought up this awesome theory.
This particular scene really resonated with me. I think because one day it could actually come true.
unless we can prevent global warming so the oceans won't rise and freeze over the next 2,000 years
Arguably the most beautiful scene of the movie and you couldn't upload better than 240p ?
Yea really I kept looking for a better quality one😕
the sound track (08 Stored Memories And Monica's Theme) is in "the next 2000 year" level
Well made film 🎥 by Mr. Spielberg ...enjoyed this very much
For my young self this scene was so memorable and so fascinating of future and it filled me with so much emotional empathy toward aliens and robot child, that few moments ago I rewatched recap of this movie and as an adult 30yo guy sheed a tear :) Also now I understand this movie from another perspective [more of a parents like], but still remember what i felt when i was few years old and how it inspired my young, little life. I miss somethimes my olde self, but also I'm ready to meet my older self and experience it [if that make sense ] :)
Boy do I LOVE this film, it takes a lot for a film to make me sad. I don't care if everyone else likes "feel good" films, I like THIS. Feel good films are overrated and boring. HJO is a BRILLIANT actor and so is Braeden Lemasters who was in House. Both of them are brilliant and so beautiful. I LOVE this film so much. I will love it until the day I die.
I found the ending very depressing
That small cubeship is a Universe-Age Breakaway Scout Craft. The hull plates are held together magnetically but blow apart when the magnetism is released. Imagine a big one of those, which would be a Universe-Age Breakaway Battleship ARMED with Supernova Warheads.
Ahh. Pre-9/11 movies. Where they thought the Twin Towers would be still standing 2,000 plus years in the future
a deeply existential movie...
I saw this film in theaters and thought it was incredible. It reminded me a lot of 2001 Space Odyssey. I saw this in theaters and also found this part incredible how the Towers were still standing 2000 years in the future.
0:35 Twin Towers??
I remember being hypnotized in the theater by the mind-blowing visuals of an alien civilization finding our remains in a far future. One of the most memorable scenes in sci-fi cinema
lol it is not an alien civilization, they are robots super advanced. The little boy is their ancestor
@@MrAlkylation not just advanced, they are SUPER ULTRA PRO MAX RARE advanced.
@@MrAlkylation that’s never explained. It could be either ..
@@universal3024 it’s explained. They said humans are their creators and the little boy their ancestor. Watch the movie again
I came home to the live broadcast of 911 after watching this movie. So this last scene is ironic.
0.36 Twin tower 😢
When I get old I will make my own Christmas movie from Sony pictures a new York Christmas carol.
I never noticed this until now....those advanced mecha resemble the cybertronics co statue that was out in front of the building at the films beginning.
I was watching The Creator when this part came to my mind. Totally unforgettable scene.
The earth had become the snowball earth that wipe out the humanity in this movie.
The secret meaning behind this movie is cold 🥶 every body feels bad for the robot beacuse he wanted to love his mom but if you really think about it he is a cruel creation that's why David's mom got rid of him his soul perpouse was to love her that's what he was created for but don't get it twisted the David robot ain't no different between a ipod or any electronic device the only difference is he has the capability to take in information and act upon it even after 2000 years he is still doing what he was programed to do wich is to love his mom but if you really pay attention he is just doing what he is programed to do so there for his love for his mom is not real simply following orders and the more cruel part is that he is programed to act out emotions but there not real as the technition said when he was introducing Davy the robot he doesn't feel anything
0:12 and the next day...
the music reminds me very much of Alfred Schnittke.
That music is called stored memories and Monica's theme.
Which one ?
The Cube Ship you see is a regular Universe-Age Breakaway Scout Craft, containing 5 to 6 Crew Members. The Cube Ship is held together with Magnetic Hull Plates of Varying Frequency. The Aliens are evolved millions of years beyond you humans, you eventually become Marbled Energy just like them. This is what the ANCIENTS Lifeform Material is designed to do. That Breakaway Scout Craft is just an example of their ships, there are also Breakaway Passenger Ships, Breakaway Exploratory Vessels, Breakaway Freighters, Breakaway Battleships, and Breakaway Yachts, as well as Breakaway Personal Craft. This is all multimillion-year-old Universe-Age Machine Technology. All it takes is TIME to do this. I am from a Beyond Universe-Age shipwreck, which is how I know this.
Wow
You'd think the buildings would be in worse shape...
They were surrounded by ice..
I can't imagine their knowledge. The artificial life that survived those 2000 long years are not only peaceful, but extremely advanced. I wonder if they had reached out to other stars? But sadly found no other "humanoid" life. So they started to excavate their own world to see what it held. The power they hold is unbelievable!! It would be magic to us.
This movie looks scary i dont know why, the music, scenery, even the alien.. god that looks like the end of human' life
Whats thr name of yhr hyme that dtarts at .35 please tell me someone
This movie fucked me up as a kid
kind of like the Abyss scene where the blue transparent aliens fly Bud (Apollo 13 guy) into their undersea lair
Ed Harris.
Everything about this scene is more metaphorical and symbolic than literal.
Nice
0:15 and the next day
The scene where the highly advanced Mechas are traveling in that box shaped craft over the frozen city as the ethereal music is being played always made me trip out. Would be a perfect cover photo to have on a Pink Floyd album.
Bella escena👏👏
DAVID IS HUMAN!
DAVID IS HUMAN!
🛸👽🛸
0:44 top sound from game about future 😁😎
Great movie and great soundtrack, and an impact scene of 20 years ago. P.S: even on 2000 years we won't forget the twin towers
4100 AD? Dawning of the age of Capricorn?
Monica does love David! 💙❤️
The reason why Earth's oceans rose is because your Solar System hit a Gas Pocket. This additional gas was added to your ocean levels.
Wow this movie was made before the September 11 attacks. they really thought the twin towers would still be standing after all that time. That’s so heartbreaking and beautiful to see it the same time.
Maybe twin towers never fell and are still there
Where did the hand with the torch go from the statue of liberty?
I’m surprised why professor hobby didn’t even bother to go look and search for David
I really wounder what the year 4142 will look like?
Actually the movie took place in 2102 and this took place 2000 years after David became frozen (AKA 4102) and the ARG the beast takes place in 2142 40 years after David became frozen and 1,960 years before David reawaken
The world with coronavirus after 3 years
James 5:16 Therefore, confess your sins to one another and pray for one another, so that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous person is very powerful in its effect.
Btw I don't understand wtf people keep citing the fact that the World Trade Center is represented here followed by a joke, or stupid comment followed by a "lol" or some sh*t like that,..that's DISRESPECTFUL af!!
What was the year after 2000 years that passed and the futuristic mechs rule the world ? What was happend to the humans ?
***** ohhh to the futuristic mechas - sillicon body etc. want to "make" some people by cloning but the mechas forgot about that people have a soul that cannot be cloned right ?
+Wystrzelany Magazynek ure joking right? there is no such thing as a "soul" never scientifically proven. Explain a soul to me.
Gilberto Solorio go back to your cave ok ?
It's not explained other than that humans are extinct.
The year is 4100 AD lol
Lol at first i thought that those alien looking guys were evolved humans 🤣 but no... They are actually evolved robots 😅
I like this scene but the Chrysler building is no where near "coney island"... Oh well it's just a movie...
They do head east and then south, which is correct. But they just get there way too fast.
Izakokomarixyz Am glad am not that only who pointed #livinginnyc
The just did that so people can say "oh look the Chrysler !!"
I know am the same I know it a movie, but the Chrysler building is in Manhattan and coney island is in brooklyn. So far from distance
@@taylorg.3377 there moving fast?
You should watch this movie in midnight..
Don't think the trade buildings still there in 2000 yrs
They were never destroyed United States government are habitual compulsive liars with technology
United states government has multiple multiple white houses They are sick Machine hearts With machine minds
These Universe-Age Aliens are conducting an Archeological Dig, in the hopes of finding a Relic that has a ghostly tendril attached to it from below which leads to a shipwrecked Beyond Universe-Age Sphere Alien.
Twin towers still standing, ironic and very sad in itself
Your wish is my command
Wait a minute i watched this movie and this is the ending I've seen this is where the movie ends him trapped in there
You can see the twin towers of the World Trade Center here 2000 years later but it didn‘t last a year longer after this movie was released in 2001.
something similar to this happened to texas this week
i cried down with tears when i saw Twin towers at 0:38 rip to those who died on 9/11
They never fell United States constant satanic tricks
Start
1:12 Chrysler building
2000 years into the future? In the 42nd Century? The Age of Capricorn?