Stanley Kubrick 2001: A space odyssey remains one of the best space films, even as we approach the 55th anniversary of its theatrical debut. It’s awe-inspiring, full of clever practical effects. It’s also terrifying, both for its disturbing vision of the great unknown and for showing the dangers of mischievous AI that knows too much, decades before it was something anyone really had to think about. Perhaps you’ve seen this film countless times, or are intrigued after seeing the brazen, yet heavy-handed references to the film in the opening scene of Greta Gerwig’s Barbie.
I’m just here to tell you that you can have it a free 4K digital copy of the film on Amazon Prime Video, according to a recent deal alert from Wario64’s X account (formerly known as Twitter). Once you’re signed in, you can select ‘Buy Movie’ in UHD quality to receive it for free. It usually costs $14.99, so grab it while it’s still discounted.
