Clue | Answer |
Year in which the film was originally released? | |
Director of this film, as well as 'Dr. Strangelove' & 'Eyes Wide Shut'? | |
Co-writer of the film, he also wrote the sci-fi classic novel 'Childhood's End'? | |
Short story by the co-writer above on which the movie was based? | |
Subtitle (and era) of the first section of the film set in ancient Africa? | |
At the end of a climactic battle in this section, a triumphant apeman tosses what object into the air? | |
That object, in one of filmdom's most famous edits, switches to a space shuttle run by which real-life (now defunct) airline? | |
In a balletic sequence, that shuttle docks to a revolving space station. What famous classical waltz is heard? | |
Written by which composer? | |
Aboard the shuttle, Dr. Haywood Floyd tensely reads a long set of instructions for use of a zero-gravity what? | |
On the moon, Floyd investigates an extraterrestrial object known as TMA-1. What moon crater does the 'T' in TMA stand for? | |
The movie then jumps 18 months ahead, aboard the Discovery One spaceship approaching which planet? | |
Which actor plays Dave Bowman, one of the two conscious astronauts on board the ship? | |
What is the name and number of the computer that runs the ship? | |
After an incident we won't spoil, Dave removes the computer's memory modules. What is the last song we hear the computer sing? | |
Dave leaves the ship and undergoes an almost psychedelic journey, ending up in a bedroom decorated in the style of which French King? | |
Dave meets older & older versions of himself. On his deathbed he sees the same monolith seen previously on the moon and by the apemen. What color and shape is it? | |
Dave seems to become a floating glowing giant embryo approaching the Earth. What name is given to this creature by the author? | |
Name of the classical music heard during this final sequence and the opening titles? | |
Tradename for the widescreen process in which the movie was filmed? | |
Number of Academy Award nominations the film received? | |
Only category in which it won? | |
In 1973, which Brazillian composer/arranger had a #2 US hit with music from the movie? | |
In 1975, seven years after the single's initial release, what David Bowie song, whose title was inspired by this film, reached #1 in England? | |
In 1976, Marvel Comics published a short-lived adaptation based on ideas from the film. What comic book legend wrote and drew the series? | |
1984 sequel to the movie? | |
This actor provided the computer's voice in both movies. | |
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