Mentions (26)
"no one had heard of Full Metal Jacket (and most didn't know who Kubrick was)."
"Me: 'Oh Im kind of a film head, I really like Kubrick' Him: 'Oh I need to check him out more' >Wtf how is learning about Kubrick not just apart of your degree"
"I just think he makes consistently entertaining movies with top tier talent and attention to detail! I guess it's just cool to hate him because he's like the Kubrick for normies or something?"
"At this point I'm starting to think the culinary world as seen on Food Network, Bourdain, etc. doesn't actually exist and is just a myth like Stanley Kubrick filming the moon landing."
"Less is more sometimes. You're not Kubrick. You don't have to be. Be considerate to your audience."
"Where has the time gone. I'm turning 29 next week and I spend more time working and exercising than doing anything creative."
"The Shining is probably the most famous and iconic horror story of all time and if he had kept to the Stephen King script then the ending would have been terrible... Without The Shining and Kubrick's genius, he wouldn't be where he is today."
"I've also been told by two people now that maybe this movie is sort of for the boys, which I think I feel that way about all Kubrick films, they all feel very masculine to me. I love his movies, but also when people go off about him using NASA lenses or whatever I'm just like ok?? Maybe he's too tec"
"You see it all the time in the Stanley Kubrick sub. The guy was notorious for the layers, subtext, allegories, and all that good shit in his films; so whenever there's a post like "what's your take on the shining?" Or "any 2001 theories?" And they'll say with a straight-face demeanor "my theory is t"
"truly Kubrick's masterpiece, if you have the chance to see it you absolutely must. this is what the film jocks mean when they say "every frame a painting""
"It's not a huge jump to basically say the parts Kubrick was forced to cut depicted the rich and powerful acting like the shopkeeper themselves... This is basically the reality Kubrick was trying to dramatise, right?"
"Ive been up for 30 hours, did ketamine all night watching kubrick with intermittent attempts to leverage trade ethereum and write poetry for my ex girlfriend. I havent showered in 3 days."
"We totally don't get a bunch of funding from intelligence agencies and private entities pushing their agenda, we promise bro, PLEASE just give us $5 or $20 or $100 we'll totally put it to good use by umm ahhing over whether Israel is committing a genocide or whether Kubrick deserves an info box or n"
"Kubrick would have had final cut of Eyes Wide Shut if he didn't die. Either way, the foundation and story development was good enough for it to stay relevant, in particular it's nearly accurate forecasting of our modern day psychological warfare environment."
"Kubrick is just an example of what I would call good cinema, but I have never liked Black Mirror."
"This is [like] Stanley Kubrick's movie Clockwork Orange. Where he has to sit there and watch … Mozart would be rolling in his grave right now."
""This is a brilliant movie—the movie I've always wanted to make about jealousy." - Stanley Kubrick on 'Modern Romance' (1981)"
"https://www.criterion.com/current/posts/5059-kubricks-candle-tricks-in-barry-lyndon Video on use of candlelight during filming"
"She went on and on about how much she loved movies and saw everything that comes out. Basically positioned herself as someone knowledgeable about cinema. I asked her if she liked Stanley Kubrick and she had no idea who I was talking about."
"You see it all the time in the Stanley Kubrick sub. The guy was notorious for the layers, subtext, allegories, and all that good shit in his films"
"truly Kubrick's masterpiece"
"Ive been up for 30 hours, did ketamine all night watching kubrick"
"Kubrick is just an example of what I would call good cinema, but I have never liked Black Mirror."
"This is [like] Stanley Kubrick's movie Clockwork Orange. Where he has to sit there and watch … Mozart would be rolling in his grave right now."
"This is a brilliant movie—the movie I've always wanted to make about jealousy. - Stanley Kubrick on 'Modern Romance' (1981)"
"Just picked up this dope Vinegar Syndrome Blu-Ray of The Scary of Sixty First"