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Stanley Kubrick - The Works
A visionary, a master of his craft, an artist. Stanley Kubrick is my all time favorite director. For years I've rewatched his films MANY times and no films from any other director have affected me the same way Kubrick's have. Each and every film of his is an experience. Whether it be the spine tingling chills of 'The Shining' or the tear inducing laughs of 'Dr. Strangelove,' Kubrick's films always stick with the viewer. With this edition of 'The Works' I really wanted to channel what I feel makes Kubrick's films so special. So here you are, an extra long tribute that chronicles a lifetime of works from one of the greatest filmmakers who ever lived. Stanley, no one will ever make films as timeless as your own. (I apologize for the absence of 'Fear and Desire' I was unable to obtain a copy of it. But even Kubrick himself stated that he never looked on that film fondly. He saw it as merely a learning exercise). As for a for my next director tribute, I will not be giving out a hint this time. However, you can expect a sneak peek very soon! Everyone loves surprises right? Clips from 'Killers Kiss', 'The Killing' and 'Lolita remain courtesy of MGM, © TM & Copyright 1955, 1956, 1962 Clips from 'Paths of Glory' remain courtesy of United Artists, © TM & Copyright 1957 Clips from 'Spartacus' remain courtesy of Universal Pictures, © TM & Copyright 1960 Clips from 'Dr. Strangelove: Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying and Love The Bomb' remain courtesy of Columbia Pictures, © TM ...
The Shining: Kubrick's Gold Story 1/4 film analysis by Rob Ager
Using unpublished info from the Stanley Kubrick Archives as a key source, Kubrick's Gold Story is a film analysis that uncovers economic themes encoded in The Shining with regard to gold vs fiat monetary systems. Written, narrated and edited by Rob Ager. For more film analysis and psychology videos and articles visit www.collativelearning.com If you enjoyed this video then you may enjoy my earlier Film Psychology THE SHINING Spatial awareness and set design www.youtube.com
Stanely Kubrick Exposes Illuminati (Pt. 1)
"However vast the darkness, we must supply our own light." - Stanley Kubrick an interview about symbolism present in Kubrick's work. www.jayweidner.com
Michel Ciment Interviews Stanley Kubrick
PLEASE STOP ASKING ME WHERE THE FULL INTERVIEWS ARE! I DON'T KNOW!! Excerpts from a series of interviews with French film critic Michel Ciment interviewing reclusive American movie director Stanley Kubrick about the themes and artistry of his films. The ones mentioned here are "Barry Lyndon" "The Shining" and "Full Metal Jacket". In which Kubrick discusses things such as research, lighting, ghosts, Kafka and duality.
Stanley Kubrick : Rare Dutch documentary
Rare Dutch TV documentary about Stanley Kubrick. Features behind the scenes footage of '2001: A Space Odyssey' as well as a very insightful interview by Kubrick at the premiere of the film. An interview with proposed star of the unmade 'Aryan papers', Johanna ter Steege, who talks about how Schindler's list effectively caused Kubrick to cancel his own Holocaust epic and Malcolm McDowell talks about working on 'A Clockwork Orange' whilst in Venice in 1997. Interviews : Stanley Kubrick, Peter Delpeut, George Sluizer, Harry Kumel, Johanna ter Steege and Malcolm McDowell.
Kubrick's Cover Story 1/4 - analysis of 2001: A Space Odyssey by Rob Ager
Please watch entire video before posting questions. Kubrick's Cover Story explores how Kubrick weaved an artificial surface narrative of alien contact as a cover for the subliminally encoded film he really wanted to make. More film analysis available at: www.collativelearning.com If you enjoyed this video then you may also enjoy an older video I made about the meaning of the monolith. www.youtube.com
Martin Scorsese on Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey and DW Griffith
I have been working on an idea, an editing project idea if you will, of a 15-minute video essay documenting all of DW Griffith's important contributions to the craft of filmmaking that survive to this day and have formed the basic grammar and lexicon of filmmaking. IF I ever get around to doing it, I'll post it on my channel. Until then, watch one of the greatest film historians and most vocal film lovers of all time, Scorsese, share his thoughts on two of the most instrumental filmmakers of the twentieth century.
Adam Baldwin on Stanley Kubrick
Adam Baldwin speaks about working with Stanley Kubrick on Full Metal Jacket. Adam was one of the most entertaining speakers at the Phoenix Comicon over the Memorial Day Weekend. Adam also gives a shout out to Matthew Modine and his book Full Metal Jacket Diaries. More from Adam's panel with Robert Duncan McNeill at thekalidiaries.blogspot.com
Frame By Frame: Stanley Kubrick
UNL Film Studies professor Wheeler Winston Dixon explores the work of American director Stanley Kubrick. Stanley Kubrick (July 26, 1928 -- March 7, 1999) was an American film director, screenwriter, producer, and cinematographer, who lived in England during most of the last four decades of his career. Kubrick was noted for the scrupulous care with which he chose his subjects, a slow method of working, the variety of genres he worked in, technical perfectionism, reluctance to talk about his films, and reclusiveness. He maintained almost complete artistic control, but with the rare advantage of big-studio financial support for all his endeavors. Several of his films were considered cinematically groundbreaking, including 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) noted among the most scientifically realistic and visually innovative science-fiction films ever made; Barry Lyndon (1975), with its use of specially-designed super fast lenses to capture low-light scenes; The Shining (1980), the first film to use the new Steadicam extensively to allow stabilized and fluid tracking of motion. Kubrick was cinematographer for four of his thirteen films, and produced, directed, and wrote all or part of the screenplays for nearly all his films. All of Kubrick's films from the mid-1950s onward, except The Shining, were nominated for Oscars, Golden Globes, or BAFTAs. Although he was nominated for an Academy Award as a screenwriter and director on several occasions, his only personal win was for the ...
Alex Jones Reviews Stanley Kubrick's 1971 Film, A Clockwork Orange
Alex Jones Reviews Stanley Kubrick's 1971 Film, A Clockwork Orange www.prisonplanet.tv www.infowars.com
Red Ice Radio - Jay Weidner - Hr 1 - Kubrick's Odyssey: How Stanley Faked the Moon Landings
Jay Weidner is an author, filmmaker and hermetic scholar, considered to be a "modern-day Indiana Jones" for his ongoing worldwide quests to find clues to mankind's spiritual destiny. He returns to Red Ice to talk about his film, Kubrick's Odyssey. Jay presents compelling evidence of how Stanley Kubrick directed the Apollo moon landings. He reveals that the film, 2001: A Space Odyssey was not only a retelling of Arthur C. Clarke and Kubrick's novel, but also a research and development project that assisted Kubrick in the creation of the Apollo moon footage. Weidner also tells how Kubrick's film, The Shining is the story of Kubrick's personal travails as he secretly worked on the Apollo footage for NASA. www.redicecreations.com
Stanley Kubrick bloopers
funny cartoon about Stanley Kubrick bloopers from classic movies. Animation was done by www.danmeth.com Dan Meth. Featuring "2001", "The Shining", "Clockwork Orange", "Full Metal Jacket", "Eyes Wide Shut", and "Spartacus". danmethanimation
Kubrick's Cover Story 2/4 - analysis of 2001: A Space Odyssey by Rob Ager
Please watch entire video before posting questions. Kubrick's Cover Story explores how Kubrick weaved an artificial surface narrative of alien contact as a cover for the subliminally encoded film he really wanted to make. More film analysis available at: www.collativelearning.com If you enjoyed this video then you may also enjoy an older video I made about the meaning of the monolith. www.youtube.com
Kubrick's Cover Story 3/4 - analysis of 2001: A Space Odyssey by Rob Ager
Please watch entire video before posting questions. Kubrick's Cover Story explores how Kubrick weaved an artificial surface narrative of alien contact as a cover for the subliminally encoded film he really wanted to make. More film analysis available at: www.collativelearning.com If you enjoyed this video then you may also enjoy an older video I made about the meaning of the monolith. www.youtube.com
Kubrick's Cover Story 4/4 - analysis of 2001: A Space Odyssey by Rob Ager
Please watch entire video before posting questions. Kubrick's Cover Story explores how Kubrick weaved an artificial surface narrative of alien contact as a cover for the subliminally encoded film he really wanted to make. More film analysis available at: www.collativelearning.com If you enjoyed this video then you may also enjoy an older video I made about the meaning of the monolith. www.youtube.com
The CineFiles: KUBRICK PART I (1953-1964)
For some reason the guys decided to do a multipart episode on some mope you've never heard of. Stanley something or whatever. I guess this is about the first third of his career. According to the press release, they discuss Fear And Desire, Killer's Kiss, some b-movie musical called The Killing, a family comedy called Paths Of Glory, Spartacus (looks sexy) and that's it so far. Really. It's your time to waste.
The Kubrick Series: THE SHINING (part 1)
This 5th episode of the Movie Geeks United 8-part tribute to the films of Stanley Kubrick, titled The Kubrick Series, explores the lasting legacy and possible hidden meanings in THE SHINING. Guests include actor and Kubrick's long-time personal assistant Leon Vitali, Steadicam inventor Garrett Brown, biographer Vincent LoBrutto, assistant director Brian W. Cook, film critics Glenn Kenny, Keith Uhlich, Robert Castle and Tony Macklin, personal assistant Tony Frewin, Stephen King authority and author Tony Magistrale, authors Randy Rasmussen, R. Barton Palmer, Geoffrey Cocks, and Mario Falsetto, film professor Steve Mamber, author and filmmaker Jay Weidner, ABC News reporter Bill Blakemore, Warner Bros. filmmakers Rodney Abscher and Tim Kirk, director Matt Reeves (Cloverfield), film analyst John Krysko, Movie Geeks United! host Jamey DuVall and co-hosts Jerry Dennis and Chris Whetton. For more information on the series, and to listen in on additional episodes, visit www.moviegeeksunited.net
The CineFiles: KUBRICK PART II (1962 - 1968)
Here's the second part of our epic three part blah, blah, blah on Stanley Kubrick. We move on to his early UK period starting off with LOLITA, DR. STRANGELOVE and then 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY. It's all good, maaaan.
The Shining: Kubrick's Gold Story 2/4 film analysis by Rob Ager
Using unpublished info from the Stanley Kubrick Archives as a key source, Kubrick's Gold Story is a film analysis that uncovers economic themes encoded in The Shining with regard to gold vs fiat monetary systems. Written, narrated and edited by Rob Ager. For more film analysis and psychology videos and articles visit www.collativelearning.com If you enjoyed this video then you may enjoy my earlier Film Psychology THE SHINING Spatial awareness and set design www.youtube.com
The Shining: Kubrick's Gold Story 3/4 film analysis by Rob Ager
Using unpublished info from the Stanley Kubrick Archives as a key source, Kubrick's Gold Story is a film analysis that uncovers economic themes encoded in The Shining with regard to gold vs fiat monetary systems. Written, narrated and edited by Rob Ager. For more film analysis and psychology videos and articles visit www.collativelearning.com If you enjoyed this video then you may enjoy my earlier Film Psychology THE SHINING Spatial awareness and set design www.youtube.com
The CineFiles: KUBRICK PART III (1971-1999)
The boys conclude their discussion on Stanley Kubrick. And it's a special extended edition. This time about his later years. From CLOCKWORK ORANGE to EYES WIDES SHUT. Sigh. Now they can FINALLY move on to Uwe Boll. As for the rest of you, your lives will never be complete. *The boys already get into great detail on THE SHINING here: youtu.be
Stanley Kubrick - a filmography
Design, Martin Woutisseth; finestblackdesign.blogspot.com Music, Romain Trouillet : romain-trouillet.com myspace.com/romaintrouillet Animation made with mixing each Kubrick's movies. Typography, colors, patterns and symbols are re interprating. The old man is watching behind his life, nostalgic and the young one is thinking about his future to write.
The Shining: Kubrick's Gold Story 4/4 film analysis by Rob Ager
Using unpublished info from the Stanley Kubrick Archives as a key source, Kubrick's Gold Story is a film analysis that uncovers economic themes encoded in The Shining with regard to gold vs fiat monetary systems. Written, narrated and edited by Rob Ager. For more film analysis and psychology videos and articles visit www.collativelearning.com If you enjoyed this video then you may enjoy my earlier Film Psychology THE SHINING Spatial awareness and set design www.youtube.com
The Making Of The Shining(w/ Vivian Kubrick commentary).avi
The version without commentary has already been uploaded a couple times so here's the one with it. The Making Of The Shining with audio commentary by filmmaker Vivian Kubrick fascinating behind the scenes look at the making of the 1980 film The Shining with commentary
6/10/11 Jay Weidner: Kubrick's 2001 Space Odyssey, Moon Landing, The Arcons, Humanities Split
Please Support - www.AwakenToTheTruth.com by becoming a Member TOPICS Truth, Fukushima, The Moon Landing Question, Stanley Kubrick 2001 Space Odyssey, Front Screen Projection Process in Faking Moon Landing, Becoming an Elite, His Movies of the Elite's Symbology, Blackmailing Politicians and Members, What is Front Screen Projection, Moon Landing Scenery, Van Ellen's Belt, Space Suits Question, Radiation, Surface of the Moon, Joseph Farrell, Nazi UFO's, JFK, High Levels of Technology, The Elites, The Gnostics, Dead Sea Scrolls, Arcons off Planet Race, Not-Human, Feed off of Humans, Arcons Plan against the Human Race, Jesus Story, Dictator God, Arcons non Soul, Splitting of Humanity, Aware and Asleep, Awakened Minds, Internet, Love, Human World, Awareness and Catastrophe, Pro-Active Life, Killing of Spiritual Traditions, No Fighting Evil, Speaking the Truth, Higher Entities, Dealing With the Government Jay Weidner - www.jayweidner.com Patrick Timpone - http
The Kubrick Series Uncut: PETER HYAMS
In this uncut interview from Movie Geeks United's The Kubrick Series, director Peter Hyams discusses the influence Kubrick had on his career, and the conversations he shared with the master filmmaker upon directing his sequel to 2001: A Space Odyssey. For more information about The Kubrick Series, and to access each of our episodes and uncut interviews, visit www.moviegeeksunited.net
The Kubrick Series: LOLITA
Movie Geeks United presents The Kubrick Series, their 8-part series celebrating the films of Stanley Kubrick. In this clip from episode 1, Mr. Kubrick's collaborators and assorted critics discuss Lolita. To listen to the complete episode, and for access to each additional episode in the series, visit www.moviegeeksunited.net
The Kubrick Series: BARRY LYNDON
This is the 4th episode in the Movie Geeks United podcast tribute to the films of Stanley Kubrick, which celebrates the costume epic Barry Lyndon. Guests include actor and long-time Kubrick assistants Leon Vitali and Tony Frewin, writer/director Neil LaBute (Your Friends and Neighbors), assistant directors Andy Anderson and Brian Cook, biographer Vincent LoBrutto, author Randy Rasmussen, critics Glenn Kenney, Robert Horton and Keith Uhlich, film professor Steve Mamber, and Movie Geeks United! host Jamey DuVall. For more information, and to listen in on additional episodes in the series and our uncut interviews with many of Kubrick's closest collaborators and friends, visit our website at www.moviegeeksunited.net
Inside the Kubrick Maze
Mazes, or labyrinths, are found throughout Stanley Kubricks films. They signal the protagonist's loss of self. Heading nowhere in particular, they go about in circles, and surrender themselves to a system that operates according to strictly regular instructions. As they have no sense of direction, they often find themselves in jeopardy once inside the maze. Sometimes, they are followed (Lolita, Eyes Wide Shut). Other times, they meet with a representation of the Minotaur (2001, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket). Their only refuge is to counter the system's impassiveness with human consciousness and creativity. In chronological order, this overview includes clips from The Killing, Paths of Glory, Lolita, Dr. Strangelove, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, Barry Lyndon, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Eyes Wide Shut. This video is part of a four-part presentation. The other parts are: "Inside the Kubrick Bathroom" at youtu.be "On the Kubrick Chessboard" at youtu.be "The Kubrick Eye" at youtu.be Full article (in Dutch) on www.alphavillle.com For informative purposes only, no copyright infringement intended.
The Kubrick Series Uncut: STUART Y. MCDOUGAL
Movie Geeks United speaks with Stuart Y. McDougal, author of 'Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange', a book devoted to notating the the making and legacy of the film. Portions of this interview aired as part of episode 3 of The Kubrick Series. For more information on The Kubrick Series and Movie Geeks United, and to access our archive of over 600 filmmaker interviews, visit www.moviegeeksunited.net.
Kubrick's Odyssey: Secrets Hidden in the Films of Stanley Kubrick Part 1
To view the rest of this series, visit sacredmysteries.com and join the School of Sacred Mysteries. Kubrick's Odyssey: Secrets Hidden in the films of Stanley Kubrick Part One Kubrick and Apollo Retail Price: $19.95 "Everyone at Discovery Space loves a good space conspiracy theory ... Weidner grasps onto various bits of imagery in the film and deviations from Stephen King's novel as Kubrick revealing his secrets to the unsuspecting audience ... The whole theory is strangely fascinating" --Discovery News This provocative and insightful film is the first in a series of documentaries that will reveal the secret knowledge embedded in the work of the greatest filmmaker of all time: Stanley Kubrick. This famed movie director who made films such as 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, The Shining and Eyes Wide Shut, placed symbols and hidden anecdotes into his films that tell a far different story than the films appeared to be saying. In Kubrick's Odyssey, Part I, Kubrick and Apollo, author and filmmaker, Jay Weidner presents compelling evidence of how Stanley Kubrick directed the Apollo moon landings. He reveals that the film 2001: A Space Odyssey was not only a retelling of Arthur C. Clarke and Stanley Kubrick's novel, but also a research and development project that assisted Kubrick in the creation of the Apollo moon footage. In light of this revelation, Weidner also explores Kubrick's film, The Shining and shows that this film is, in actuality, the story of Kubrick's ...
Kubrick's The Shining Analysis - What he wanted us to No - The Fake Moon Landings.
Kubrick's The Shining Analysis - What he wanted us to No - The Fake Moon Landings.
Alexander Walker, "Kubrick's funeral"
The film critic Alexander Walker talks about the funeral of Stanley Kubrick. Directors: Mauro di Flaviano, Federico Greco, Stefano Landini. CO: Nicolas Franik
David Prowse, "One-take Kubrick"
David Prowse tells about the shooting of "a Clockwork Orange" scene where his "breathing" caused some issues. Maybe it was the sign of his future destiny as Darth Vader? Directors: Mauro di Flaviano, Federico Greco, Stefano Landini. CO: Nicolas Franik
Stanley Kubrick - The Seafarers -1953
"Stanley Kubrick's first film made in color. Lost for over 40 years! The documentary extolls the benefits of membership to the Seafarers International Union. "
The Kubrick Series Uncut: Matthew Modine
www.moviegeeksunited.net In this uncut interview from The Kubrick Series -- the Movie Geeks United! 8-part tribute to Stanley Kubrick- acclaimed Actor Matthew Modine discusses their collaboration on Full Metal Jacket, and the exciting new project that honors the legacy of Kubrick and his extraordinary film.
2001: A Space Odyssey
The sci-fi masterpiece from acclaimed producer/director Stanley Kubrick ("A Clockwork Orange," "The Shining," "Full Metal Jacket") about a space voyage to Jupiter that turns chaotic when a computer enhanced with artificial intelligence takes over. Visually breathtaking with Oscar-winning special effects, stunning cinematography, and an Academy Award-nominated script from Kubrick and best-selling sci-fi author, Arthur C. Clarke. Leonard Maltin gives it four stars and declares it "a milestone film." Recently selected as one of the top 25 American films of all time by the prestigious American Film Institute, who also recently selected HAL 9000 as one of the Greatest 50 Villains. Inducted into the Library of Congress National Film Registry. NO EDITING PERMITTED. MPAA Rating: G © 1968 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved
Interview with Jay Weidner on Kubrick's Odyssey - Secrets of The Apollo Mission
Jay Weidner on Kubrick's Odyssey -- Secrets Hidden in the Films of Stanley Kubrick Interviewed by Evita Ochel www.evolvingbeings.com Evita Ochel interviews filmmaker, author and hermetic scholar Jay Weidner. Jay is the co-founder of Sacred Mysteries, the production company responsible for internationally renowned documentaries of the spiritual, alchemical and metaphysical nature. In this interview Jay talks about his latest film, Kubrick's Odyssey covering who was Stanley Kubrick, what meaning his movies have for us, what we have been lead to believe about the Moon, the Apollo Missions and how this impacts our lives.
Stanley Kubrick, Nixon, and the Moon Landing (pt 1/5)
How Stanley Kubrick Faked the Apollo Moon Landings www.assassinationscience.com
The Kubrick Series Uncut: JAY WEIDNER
In this unedited interview from The Kubrick Series, filmmaker Jay Weidner discusses his theories surrounding hidden meanings in Stanley Kubrick's 1980 horror classic The Shining. For more information on the series, and to listen in on additional interviews with Kubrick collaborators, friends and assorted analysts, visit us at www.moviegeeksunited.net.
The Kubrick Series Uncut: MARIO FALSETTO
In this uncut conversation from The Kubrick Series, the Movie Geeks United celebration of the films of Stanley Kubrick, author Mario Falsetto (Stanley Kubrick: A Narrative and Stylistic Analysis) discusses his studies of the director's work. For more information on The Kubrick Series, and to access additional episodes and uncut interviews, visit www.moviegeeksunited.net
Stanley Kubrick Filmed Fake Moon Footage !! Proof ! Told you so
Don't believe it? How about if you hear it straight from the lips of Henry Kissinger and Donald Rumsfeld? Part 3 of Dark Side of The Moon....(don't forget it's all in good fun... )For the real deal see "A Funny thing Happened On The Way To The Moon
The Kubrick Series Uncut: HARRY W. HAINES
In this uncut interview from The Kubrick Series, the Movie Geeks United celebration of the films of director Stanley Kubrick, professor Harry W. Haines discusess Full Metal Jacket. A veteran of the Vietnam War, Mr. Haines has done extensive research on the portrayal of the conflict in various forms of media. Full Metal Jacket is an essential component of his class cirriculum. For more information on The Kubrick Series, and to access additional episodes and uncut conversations, visit www.moviegeeksunited.net
Jack Nicholson interview on "The Shining" and Stanley Kubrick
Behold! For once, Jack Nicholson is being serious instead of crazy. Jack talks about working on the great horror film "The Shining" (1980) and how it was to work with the famous director Stanley Kubrick. This interview was released in 2001. The "he" Jack is talking about from the very first second is director Stanley Kubrick. From 0:19 to 0:38 he says the following (at first, I didn't hear it too well): "All directors like battle analogies for movies and certainly nobody planned with the mixed results. When somebody that meticulous plans something, anything that goes wrong seems to wreak havoc."
Kubrick on Fluoridation-Dr Strangelove 1964
Here is a link for pineal cleansing: canadianawareness.org and a paper I wrote on the subject: health.wikinut.com
Inside the Kubrick Bathroom
Bathrooms appear throughout Stanley Kubricks films. In alchemy, the term "bath", along with other code words such as "grave", "prison", "room" etc. refers to the retort or matrass used for the purification process of base material ("prima materia"). In addition, bathrooms denote the "putrefaction" stage of this process, during which old material was left to rot and decompose. Two suicides occur in Kubrick's bathrooms. In "The Shining", a young, naked woman in a bath tub turns out to be an dead, old, decaying woman. The soldiers in "Full Metal Jacket" use the phrase, "A world of shit" as a standard expression. In chronological order, this overview includes clips from Paths of Glory, Spartacus, Lolita, Dr. Strangelove, 2001: A Space Odyssey, A Clockwork Orange, Barry Lyndon, The Shining, Full Metal Jacket, Eyes Wide Shut. This video is part of a series. The other parts are "Inside the Kubrick Maze" at youtu.be "On the Kubrick Chessboard" at youtu.be "The Kubrick Eye" at youtu.be Full article (in Dutch) on www.alphavillle.com For informative purposes only, no copyright infringement intended.
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