Favourite stanley kubrick movie

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1) Starts with with Eyes Wide Shut (1999) in descenting and orderly fashion on down to Two.

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Eyes Wide Shut
(1999)

Full Metal Jacket
(1987)

The Shining
(1980)

Barry Lyndon
(1975)

A Clockwork Orange
(1971)

2001: A Space Odyssey
(1968)

Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
(1964)

Lolita
(1962)

Spartacus
(1960)

1)Eyes Wide Shut (1999)	0
2)	1
3)	10
4)	0
5)	5
6)	2
7)	5
8)	0
9)	3
10)	2

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flyingnostalgia

8 years ago

Full metal jacket

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- FJK_frm_AK25
  
  8 years ago
  
  M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E
  
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- bucho's_butt
  
  8 years ago
  
  The story didn't end with the Mickey Mouse song. If you're interested in finding out more check this out..
  
  https://msuweb.montclair.edu/~furrg/Vietnam/blooperall.html
  
  This book is public domain and it's Gustav Hansford's continuation of his other book, The Short Timers. The Short Timers was a terrible novel because Hansford didn't know how to write, but by the time he released The Phantom Blooper he was much more polished. It's an intense story. The characters are much more psychotic as the war goes on and gets inside their heads.
  
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- MaryLouiseCatwhiskers
  
  8 years ago
  
  My husband Earl just loved that movie.
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NxgF2cx7gyk
  
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Satan,_take_my_dark_soul

8 years ago

5) A Clockwork Orange (1971)

I enjoy the main character in this movie Malcolm McDowall? Anyways the movie cut short at about 45 minutes and gets rather boring.

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- LittleGirlViciouslySodomized
  
  8 years ago
  
  Carcass.
  
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- handsignalsfucksyourmom
  
  8 years ago
  
  Did you notice that happened in FNJ to?
  
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  - Anonymous Post Author
    
    8 years ago
    
    That I did hand-job, and thank you.
    
    People like The Shining, l do as well.
    
    Can't seem to get ahold of that BathTub scene...
    
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Holzman_67

8 years ago

just to be difficult, I'm going to say The Killing.
It is a good film.

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- Anonymous Post Author
  
  8 years ago
  
  I beat my meat on hard. Please elaborate on "The Killing" I've never herd of sheep this movie enlighten the thread if you so please
  
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  - Holzman_67
    
    8 years ago
    
    It's an early Kubrick film. A noir film about a race track robbery.
    
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    - Holzman_67
      
      8 years ago
      
      I also really like Paths of Glory which didn't make your list either.
      
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      - Anonymous Post Author
        
        8 years ago
        
        Paths of Glory made it!
        
        Just/kidding
        
        Lets keep it simple, you see that smartass voted #10 , well the INN community ist that dumb-fuck
        
        Thanks for commenting
        
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        Holzman_67
        
        8 years ago
        
        Yeah this could be the "favourite Kubrick film post 1960" in which case I'd say dr strangelove narrowly over 2001.
        
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Doktor_Hildred_Von_Steinmann

8 years ago

A Clockwork Orange and Full Metal Jacket will always be a tie for me.

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- Anonymous Post Author
  
  8 years ago
  
  A Clockwork Orange is a good movie. I read the book and it's not so jive with the original story line.
  
  All in all here's a link to the movie The Shining, thanks for commenting
  
  http://youtube.com/watch?v=XmXqf768bjE
  
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  - Doktor_Hildred_Von_Steinmann
    
    8 years ago
    
    The Shining is also a favourite of mine, but thank you for the link.
    
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bucho's_butt

8 years ago

Eyes Wide Shut is big time. Stanley Kubrick exposed what was going on amongst the super rich and he was summarily murdered because of it. He even died in the year 2001, 666 days before January 1, 2001, which was his most famous film. After his death Warner Bros. took over the film and heavily edited it to take out the more incriminating scenes. They claimed that they edited it to remove some of the more hardcore sex scenes, but that isn't what they did. They left most of those scenes intact.

His other masterpiece is Full Metal Jacket though. Nobody at that time was really making war movies that were that gritty. It's a fine example of great cinema.

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- Anonymous Post Author
  
  8 years ago
  
  True true? I heard there was a suspicion behind his death and if what you say is true doesn't surprise me in the slightest.
  
  Cool scene with him and that old dude in his condo sipping Scotch nd Rollin balls on pool table. Yes this is good
  
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  - bucho's_butt
    
    8 years ago
    
    That was the best scene in the movie. It had the record for the most takes in a single shot as well. It was over a hundred. That part where Sydney Pollack is walking to the door to open it for Tom Cruise is what Kubrick kept making them do over and over.
    
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Blackville

8 years ago

Clockwork is my personal favorite. But eyes wide shut and the shining are pretty awesome too.

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- Anonymous Post Author
  
  8 years ago
  
  Nuff said, thanks for commenting
  
  http://youtube.com/watch?v=XmXqf768bjE
  
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Ellenna

8 years ago

Dr Strangelove with the brilliant goon Peter Sellers in three roles. The title role of the not quite ex-nazi is black humour at its best, also the classic line when he's playing the president: "Gentlemen, you can't fight in here, this is the War Room"

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- KingOfCuntFlowers
  
  8 years ago
  
  Are you fucking stupid? Who gives a fuck? kingofcarrotflowers is back and he needs to be raped and shot. That is all that matters now.
  
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- Anonymous Post Author
  
  8 years ago
  
  Black humor love it, also can't forget about DEAD-PAN humor. Leslie Nealson, my favourite movie "creep show" awesome
  
  Like with Erick Andre and Hannibal Buress, in The Eric Andre Show, good shit
  
  Here's a link Ellenna and thanks for commenting
  
  http://youtube.com/watch?v=XmXqf768bjE
  
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kingofcarrotflowers

8 years ago

2001

I couldn't stand the shining, I would have enjoyed it more had I not read the book or known about the opinion Kubrick had of the source material

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- Anonymous-Poll-Creator
  
  8 years ago
  
  Kubrick called the source material "genius" what about that opinion turns you off the movie?
  
  King however, didn't feel as strongly about the movie, he thought it was crap.
  
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  - kingofcarrotflowers
    
    8 years ago
    
    Stanley Kubrick had disagreements with king over how the story should be told, how he could improve it and tweak it which led to some disagreements and a shot being included in the final fil of a crushed red vw ( the colour of the original car in the book ) to symbolise the superiority of his fil to king's book
    
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    - Anonymous-Poll-Creator
      
      8 years ago
      
      When a novel is adapted into a screen play, there is always an artistic spin placed on the adaptation. But that does not mean that they have a problem with the course material. Again, Kubrick called it genius.
      
      It was King who had a problem with the way the story was being adapted, it wasn't Kubrick that had a problem with the source material. King has spent about 35 years voicing his disgust.
      
      Personally I agree with King, the book is very good, while the movie is almost comical. But to sugguest that Kubrick voiced any serious problems with the source material is just not right.
      
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      - Anonymous Post Author
        
        8 years ago
        
        You are becoming annoying.
        
        If you continue to delete my comments on your OP I will follow suit your shits gone, lets not be stupid
        
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        Anonymous-Poll-Creator
        
        8 years ago
        
        I don't know what you're talking about. You are the OP, not me. You are the one who can delete comments, not me. If you want to delete my comments that is your perogative as the OP. I couldn't care less.
        
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- KingOfCuntFlowers
  
  8 years ago
  
  All I see here is blah blah blah, I'm a stupid fucking asshole. Can't you just get raped in an ally?
  
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  - kingofcarrotflowers
    
    8 years ago
    
    That actually doesn't sound too far off my first time...
    
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    - KingOfCuntFlowers
      
      8 years ago
      
      I know, I remember
      
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      - kingofcarrotflowers
        
        8 years ago
        
        I thought it was you, why didn't you call you said you'd call
        
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        KingOfCuntFlowers
        
        8 years ago
        
        Because I was too busy forcing your mother to eat your cum that I collected.
        
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1manband

8 years ago

I had to say the shining.
But there some very good films he's made, that was an hard one.

But if you've sat through the 3 disc DVD Stephen King one, you appreciate how good Kubrics is!

The Simpsons parody of the shining is a classic...

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- Anonymous Post Author
  
  8 years ago
  
  Thanks 1manband here's a link...
  
  http://youtube.com/watch?v=XmXqf768bjE
  
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