Jan 17, 2021·1 replyeyes wide shut
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Jan 17, 2021·1 reply
Aruji1. 2001
2. Dr. Strangelove
3. Barry Lyndon
4. Paths of Glory
5. A Clockwork Orange
6. Eyes Wide Shut
7. The Shining
8. Full Metal Jacket
9. Lolita
10. The Killing
11. Killer's Kiss
12. Fear and DesireFinally watched Paths of Glory and it is a rare truly effective antiwar film but I dunno to me it wasn't quite brilliant as Dr. Strangelove or generally felt it wasn't even quite top-tier Kubrick to me. Barry Lyndon also, great film but not an all-timer to me, tho that one I rly need to revisit too
Jan 17, 2021Dr. Strangelove followed by The Shining & Clockwork Orange
- Jan 17, 2021·1 replybeflygelt
Finally watched Paths of Glory and it is a rare truly effective antiwar film but I dunno to me it wasn't quite brilliant as Dr. Strangelove or generally felt it wasn't even quite top-tier Kubrick to me. Barry Lyndon also, great film but not an all-timer to me, tho that one I rly need to revisit too
2001 and Strangelove lowkey his only all-timers. EWS could have been but it really needed more editing.
- Jan 18, 2021·1 replyAruji
2001 and Strangelove lowkey his only all-timers. EWS could have been but it really needed more editing.
Damn that's kind of a hot take
my top 5 is all all-timers - Jan 18, 2021beflygelt
Damn that's kind of a hot take
my top 5 is all all-timersidk There are only like a handful directors I'd say have more than 2 or 3 all timers.
Aside from the two the appeal of his other films waned a bit for me. Especially that last ACO rewatch wasn't that potent. The film felt a bit too mechanical.