Are Composite photos by nature type 3 or 4?

[perezfan]

Frankly, I could care less about this whole thing.

Meaning this is an interesting thread... and I do appreciate the insight.

[drcy]

"If you understand the movie completely, we failed. We wanted to raise far more questions than we answered."-- 2001: A Space Odyssey screenwriter, Arthur C. Clarke

[Runscott]

...that was the weirdest dup post ever - not even sure how I did it.

[Runscott]

Originally Posted by drcy

"If you understand the movie completely, we failed. We wanted to raise far more questions than we answered."-- 2001: A Space Odyssey screenwriter, Arthur C. Clarke

The questions it raises for me EVERY time I see it, are: 1) why did I stay awake for over 1/2 the movie? 2) why did I fall asleep with less than than 1/2 of the movie to go? 3) Why do I always go in thinking "this is the time i'll understand it" 4) Why did I stop and get Chinese take-out to eat on the way to the movie, and miss the best scene?

[drcy]

An interesting 40 second Youtube video clip: Woody Allen on 2001: A Space Odyssey and Stanley Kubrick

Or, as film critic Chris Barsanti wrote, "2001 is a colossal bore, unless you're on its wavelength, in which case it's one of the greatest movies ever made."

[Exhibitman]

Just to make sure everyone does understand that Bugs Bunny did not pose for that photo with Mel, so of course it is a composite of photos...this ain't Who Framed Roger Rabbit, you can't just head over to Toontown and see if Bugs will take a selfie with you.

As for 2001, I cannot watch the opening of that film with a straight face after having seen what Mel Brooks did with it in History of the World Part I.