Kubrick's film challenges all previous religious film movies, yet this epic movie contains powerful symbols that reflect the changes in social thought. Thus far, evolution of movies and culture has been discussed. "2001: A Space Odyssey" is interesting because Kubrick realizes this concept of cultural evolution...
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Thus, he created his movie to embody this concept and manifest itself in man as a physical being. The underlying theme of Kubrick's movie is evolution: the progression of monkeys to humans, humans to machines (HAL), machines to the star-child. That "2001" concedes to evolution validates science and technology, while it detracts from religion...
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