Stanley Kubrick could possibly be one of the greatest influences in cinema to this day, his classical jive on music and his beautiful sense of photography has made him into the director he is now recognized.
Born in 1928, he's made many monumental films throughout the years until his day of passing in 1999, four days after the release of Eyes Wide Shut.
This thread is about discussing and giving our own personal views on Stanley Kubrick ranging from his films to his own personal life.
His movies are, in order of release...
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[*]Fear and Desire (1953)
[*]Killer's Kiss (1955)
[*]The Killing (1956)
[*]Paths of Glory (1957)
[*]Spartacus (1960)
[*]Lolita (1962)
[*]Dr. Strangelove (1964)
[*]2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)
[*]A Clockwork Orange (1971)
[*]Barry Lyndon (1975)
[*]The Shining (1980)
[*]Full Metal Jacket (1987)
[*]Eyes Wide Shut (1999)
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For a more detailed description of Stanley Kubrick and his movies, go to the following page.
[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stanley_Kubrick[/url]
Haven't seen his early stuff (Spartacus is the earliest), but the rest are great.
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