#fear kubrick

[kakikudoku]

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[affinityforanime]

Fear Kubrick from Cube x Cursed x Curious (aka C^3). Such a fun anime that just kinda got overlooked and then forgotten. Art by the incredible Kantoku.

[vincekris]

Fear and Desire - Stanley Kubrick - 1953

[sacredwhores]

Stanley Kubrick - Fear and Desire (1952)

[jocrude]

Feel like Fear and Hunger Termina was low key inspired by Kubrick, especially The Shining. Jeeves kind of reminds me of Mr. Grady/the "Great party, isn't it?" guy, in fact I think he says that at the Museum. The people in masks are kind of like a combination of the ghosts from the Shining and the people at the orgy from Eyes Wide Shut. There's a track called "All Work No Play," and the pictures for the B endings, *especially* Marina's one with Ghost!Samarie, remind me of the picture at the end of The Shining.

[tobacconist]

watching the shining 1997 (the made-for-tv version which stephen king co-wrote) and its really good, i think i actually much prefer it to the kubrick version. significantly more slow-burn and focuses on actually telling the story, whereas the kubrick version i find is more focused on atmosphere at the great expense of having actually well-rounded characters and a proper plot (sorry). same reason i dont actually like the exorcist movie that much, even though its everyone and their dads favourite horror, ive always thought that it actually barely tells the story and rushes to the part where shes all grisly and tied to the bed way too quickly, at the expense of the all buildup and backstory that makes the book actually disturbing.

[sharpth1ng]

you want something REALLLLLLY evil? blue eyed billy. he goes from unsettled momma’s boy to actual genuine villain

Unironically I'm so glad that the internet has turned on blue eyes, FINALLY I too can be considered creepy.

He is going to eat your soul

as if he isn't an actual genuine villain with brown eyes, this man killed his girlfriends mom and all his friends come on now

[nitrateglow]

I wrote about Kubrick's first feature film on my Wordpress.

[brokehorrorfan]

Fear and Desire will be released on 4K Ultra HD and Blu-ray on February 27 via Kino Lorber. Also known as Shape of Fear, the 1952 war drama/thriller includes reversible artwork.

Stanley Kubrick (The Shining, 2001: A Space Odyssey) makes his feature directorial debut from from a script by Howard Sackler (Jaws 2, Killers Kiss). Frank Silvera, Paul Mazursky, Kenneth Harp, Steve Coit, and Virginia Leith star, with narration by David Allen.

Both cuts of 70-minute and 62-minute cuts have been newly restored in 4K from the 35mm original cut negative and the 35mm fine grain master with Dolby Vision/HDR. Special features are listed below.

Special features:

Audio commentary by film historian Eddy Von Mueller on 70-minute cut (new)

Audio commentary by film historian Gary Gerani on 62-minute cut (new)

Flying Padre - 1951 short film by Stanley Kubrick restored in 4K from the original 35mm print

Day of the Fight - 1951 short film by Stanley Kubrick restored in 4K from the original 35mm print

The Seafarers - 1953 short film by Stanley Kubrick restored in 4K from the 16mm A/B camera negatives and a 16mm print

Killer's Kiss, The Killing, and Paths of Glory trailers

Four soldiers return to their senses after crash-landing in a forest behind enemy lines. Blindly navigating their way back to their unit, they attack an isolated cabin occupied by enemy soldiers, then apprehend a peasant woman who is tormented by the deranged young soldier assigned to guard her. On the verge of freedom, they discover an outpost of enemy officers, and must decide whether to slip silently past or stage a violent confrontation with their doppelgängers.

Pre-order Fear and Desire.

[nellarw95]

Happy Heavenly Birthday Stanley 🎂💔

July 26,1928 - March 7,1999🙏🏻

We Miss You So Much 🕊️♾️

Buon Compleanno in Paradiso 🎂💔

26 Luglio 1928 - 7 Marzo 1999🙏🏻

Ci Manchi Moltissimo 🕊️♾️

[thealmightyemprex]

WAtched Kubricks Fear and DEsire and....Hooo boy

SO I love looking into the early works of auteurs,cause despite what you hear they seldom arrive fully formed ,but with benefit of hindsight you can see the start of brilllaince.SO I decided to check out the first film of Stanley Kubrick .If you wanna know my credentials ,I am not a super fan but I am fairly well versed in Kubrick ,having seen most of his features with the exceptions this film ,Killers Kiss ,The Killing,Barry Lyndon and Eyes Wide Shut (THough I only saw Clockwork Orange and Lolita once a long time ago and I dont remeber the second half of Full Metal Jacket AT ALL).Also for those curious my top 5 is 5.PAths of Glory 4. Sparticus 3.The Shining 2.2001 1.Dr Strangelove and I am just stalling cause Fear and Desire SUCKS ,it is....hilariously terrible .Like you do have seeds of the filmaker to be:IT looks gorgeous with the way it is shot and it dives int ant war themes (Kubrick loves anti war themes ).I also like the performance of FRank Silveraand the idea that its a nebulouys alternate relaity .....But all the rest of the acting is terrible ,the dialogue is pretentious,the constant voice overs are grating ,and its just unintentionally funny ,especially when one soldier declares himself a fish after going insane.I was laughing part of the time and bored the rest .......This is easilly his worst film that I have seen so far

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[neverendingford]

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[hellonearthmetalzine]

All Stanley Kubrick's Full-Length Movies Ranked

Stanley Kubrick is without a doubt one of the most important and influential directors of all time. He did not make a lot of full-length movies during his career, but many of them are among the absolute best there are. Many of his movies are so great that ranking them is really hard. It feels like many of them deserve a top ranking. But let’s try anyway. The Shining (1980)Kubrick’s masterful…

[musicandoldmovies]

Stephen Coit, Paul Mazursky, Kenneth Harp, Virginia Leith and Frank Silvera in Fear and Desire, Stanley Kubrick's first movie

[grimbeak]

going to eat peter hyams alive just watched 2010

[greensparty]

Remembering Gerald Fried and Oliver Wood

Here is my combined remembrance of two entertainers we lost this weekend:

Remembering Gerald Fried 1928-2023

Oscar winning composer Gerald Fried as died at 95. He was a close collaborator with Stanley Kubrick composing his films Day of the Fight, Fear and Desire, Killer's Kiss, The Killing, and Paths of Glory. Music played a vital role in all of those films and the last two are quite memorable.

One of the Star Trek soundtrack albums from Fried

Fried also composed a lot of memorable music in television including Gilligan's Island (CBS 1964-1967), Star Trek (NBC 1966-1969), and Roots (ABC 1977).

The link above is the obit from Hollywood Reporter.

Oliver Wood 1942-2023

Cinematographer Oliver Wood has died at 80. He was director of photography on Miami Vice (NBC 1984-1989), Die Hard 2, John Woo’s phenomenal Face/Off, The Bourne Identity, The Bourne Supremacy, and The Bourne Ultimatum. 

one of the many shots captured by Wood, this one in Face/Off

The link above is the obit from Hollywood Reporter.