2001 A Space Odyssey Magnets

1983

I'm Breaking Apart ))(( Retro Computer Font Hal 9000

2001 Odyseja Kosmiczna

I'm sorry Flynn, I'm afraid I can't do that.

BORN IN 2001 T-shirt, Hoodie, Tote bags, Stickers, Phone Cases, Wall Art, Pillows, Shirts, Magnet, Pins, Kids Apparel, Tank Tops etc

CHL LIF - The Chill Life - inspired by 2001 A Space Oddesey HAL 9000 screens. The Font is a very close representation from the movie with our own flair or spin for todays t-shirt wearer. Sport modern messages from a 1965 vision of the future with flat screen monitors in a world that was just enjoying color TVs with round non-flat displays.

MA - inspired by 2001 A Space Oddesey HAL 9000 screens. The Font is a very close representation from the movie with our own flair or spin for todays t-shirt wearer. Sport modern messages from a 1965 vision of the future with flat screen monitors in a world that was just enjoying color TVs with round non-flat displays.

The Machine Manis was part of a program to build robot soldiers who could blend in to the population. While all of the others malfunctioned, turned mammacidal, and were destroyed, he survived, due to the emotional connection he had developed with his creator.

An astronaut in a very 1970s-looking red-ornage suit. He is looking into black void, and seeing stars.

HAL 9000

WRK HRD or Work Hard - inspired by 2001 A Space Oddesey HAL 9000 screens. The Font is a very close representation from the movie with our own flair or spin for todays t-shirt wearer. Sport modern messages from a 1965 vision of the future with flat screen monitors in a world that was just enjoying color TVs with round non-flat displays.

Astro Chimp 2001: Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite. Step aside CMDR Bowman - Astro Chimp has this! This version has the full NASA worm Astro Chimp logo on the back for 360° representation.

Hal's eye and the words: "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that".

Astronaut in space

Close Encounters of the Third Kind - Alternative Movie Poster

Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

From an original portrait of legendary film maker Stanley Kubrick by professional artist Matt Soffe.

A Green Energy Arc Reactor

Stanley Kubrick

Space

I'm Sorry Dave. I'm Afraid I Can't Brick That Dave.

An orange Stanley Kubrick behind the camera.

Pop art inspired by Stanley Kubrick

2020 the year we made NO contact... its been rough but worth remembering

It's full of stars..

The film maker Stanley Kubrick, absolutely rules.

Dave Bowman inside HAL9000's memory subsystem from Stanley Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey

A tribute to the late great Stanley Kubrick.

DMG GDS - Damaged Goods - inspired by 2001 A Space Oddesey HAL 9000 screens. The Font is a very close representation from the movie with our own flair or spin for todays t-shirt wearer. Sport modern messages from a 1965 vision of the future with flat screen monitors in a world that was just enjoying color TVs with round non-flat displays.

From Spartacus to Eyes Wide Shut, every frame is here. Using the Barcode generator, we have a one-of-a-kind Kubrickian piece.

I'm Sorry, Dave, 2001 a space odyssey, stanley kubrick, hal 9000

Astro Chimp, in an early Soviet style pressure helmet, is up to the mission’s most difficult task!

"Do you realize that if you fall into a black hole, you will see the entire future of the Universe unfold in front of you in a matter of moments and you will emerge into another space-time created by the singularity of the black hole you just fell into?" Neil deGrasse Tyson

Some of us really love the movie 2010: the year we make contact, and we love SAL, computer HAL 9000's twin sister. She and Dr. Chandra got together and figured out how to safely reconnect HAL, and for that HAL owes her a debt of gratitude. SAL is great!

You ever want to signal to someone that you're a weirdo? Like, on a level of having a hot take about a Kubrick film is not weirdo enough for you? You ever make someone regret going out with you while you exposit on the intersection of sweaty neckbeard film, cryptic messages, street art and hypothetical philosophy? No? Well, have a shirt anyway. Lovingly recreated by piecing together several images of well-worn and damaged tiles, let everyone know you are the conversational equivalent of tripping down a long set of stairs.