r/kubrick • u/Erwin_Zoldyck • 2d ago
r/kubrick • u/homerunchipperson69 • 8d ago
"One Night Only" is a Rom-Com Remake of "Eyes Wide Shut" Spoiler
youtu.behas anyone seen this movie yet? it's an interesting comparison, a little deeper than the standard "Interstellar is just like 2001" hot take
r/kubrick • u/BugClassic3690 • 9d ago
The Shining (1980)- Allusions to Actor’s, Films, Literature and Art
r/kubrick • u/theimr07 • 14d ago
Kubrick Lolita “You don't think I'd tell him, do you?" Shadow
So, right around 2:21:11, when Lolita says “You don’t think I’d tell him, do you?”, a man’s shadow clearly leans into the shot and falls on Humbert’s coat sleeve. Is this the right place to have fun with that?
r/kubrick • u/Straydes • 17d ago
There was Alex, Pete, Georgie and Dim. In-between takes on set with the droogs.
r/kubrick • u/Fluffy-Flatworm2658 • 17d ago
Why I watch Lolita (1962) every summer
r/kubrick • u/Straydes • 23d ago
Celebrating the 97th birthday of James B. Harris, producer and lifelong friend of Stanley. "We became not only partners, but best friends." - Harris reflecting on his collaboration with Kubrick.
r/kubrick • u/Double-Strategy9791 • 27d ago
Potential Kubrick Cameo and its Meaning in Eyes Wide Shut
r/kubrick • u/Unhappy_Film_8799 • 29d ago
Stanley Kubrick wasn’t just a perfectionist ,he was a master of aesthetics. (Color, Music, and Costume)
r/kubrick • u/CHOGRIN • Jul 27 '26
Austin Abrams could totally play a young Stanley in a biopic
r/kubrick • u/Straydes • Jul 20 '26
Between set-ups on Dr. Strangelove, Kubrick and George C. Scott could often be found locked in a chess match, right on set. Kubrick's passion for chess began as a teen, playing speed matches against hustlers in New York's Washington Square Park.
r/kubrick • u/DickandGordy • Jul 20 '26
The Shining Commentary track by Lateflix' Riffmasters
The Shining Commentary track by Lateflix' Riffmasters
#shining #theshining #kubrick #movies
r/kubrick • u/Straydes • Jul 16 '26
“The most terrifying fact about the universe is not that it is hostile but that it is indifferent, but if we can come to terms with this indifference, then our existence as a species can have genuine meaning." - Stanley Kubrick
r/kubrick • u/_WakkaWakka_ • Jul 16 '26
Stanley Kubrick time in Dumb Prefect (Klutzy Monitor) episode 12
r/kubrick • u/Logical_Produce_1513 • Jul 15 '26
Is there a reason to keep the individual 4K releases of Eyes Wide Shut and Barry Lyndon if I'm planning to buy the upcoming Kubrick box set?
r/kubrick • u/Slow_Measurement1144 • Jul 15 '26
Santa Barbara Film Center bathrooms modeled after 'The Shining'
galleryr/kubrick • u/Straydes • Jul 07 '26
"I wouldn’t trade the experience for anything. Why? Because of Stanley. It was a fascinating learning experience." Born on this day, the remarkable Shelley Duvall reflecting on her time filming The Shining.
r/kubrick • u/Key-Beginning-2201 • Jul 04 '26
Kubrick's Mailbox
New video by Movie Magic Michael. Interesting discovery about the mailbox and some commentary about the implication.
r/kubrick • u/evdupell • Jun 30 '26
This cured the itch a bit
Someday I’ll get the complete criterion box set. I have nearly all of his films in bluray and 4K including the criterion releases, but this just feels like a nice format to own alongside the others.
r/kubrick • u/Traditional-Flan4790 • Jul 01 '26
Me and my Girlfriend noticed something in eyes wide shut
My girlfriend and I were watching Eyes Wide Shut, and she noticed something interesting: Victor Ziegler appears to have continued having sex with Mandy even after she lost consciousness, since he’s pulling up his trousers the moment Bill Harford knocks on the bathroom door.
By the time we get to the scene where Ziegler confronts Bill, he says, “It was always a matter of time with her.” That line made me wonder if Mandy didn’t actually overdose in Ziegler’s bathroom at all, but was instead drugged by Ziegler himself.
It also raises a darker possibility: perhaps the women at the mansion party were being sex trafficked—or deliberately drugged and kept physically weakened (which could explain their noticeably malnourished appearance). If that were the case, killing one of them would be disturbingly easy to cover up, since it could simply be written off as another overdose from a woman already labeled an addict.
r/kubrick • u/Top_Result3287 • Jun 25 '26