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Category Archives: kubrick
Directed Viewing: “Eyes Wide Shut” and Careers Cut Short
If you’ve been following Directed Viewing for a long time, you know how it goes by now. So I feel okay dispensing with the usual opening. If you haven’t, I implore you to start with the beginning of this project … Continue reading
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Tagged 1999, eyes wide shut, movies, nicole kidman, stanley kubrick, tom cruise
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Directed Viewing: “The Shining” Curiosity
Directed Viewing has always been a project about discovering some greater comprehension of a director through their filmography. I’ve always believed that it’s the best way to learn about a director, their movies, and even the time in which they … Continue reading
Directed Viewing: Beyond the Limits of Humanity in “2001: A Space Odyssey”
I have to admit, I’m really excited that Directed Viewing has reched this point. I chose to turn the eye of this project (which, if you don’t know, weekly looks chronologically at a director’s filmography) to Stanley Kubrick not because … Continue reading
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Tagged stanley kubrick, science fiction, 2001, a space odyssey, 1969, sci-fi films, hal 9000, monolith, star child, arthur c clark
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Directed Viewing: “Dr. Strangelove” or How I Refused to Play into the Obvious Joke
Hello and welcome to the latest installment of Directed Viewing. This weekly series looks at the filmography of a given director, in chronological order, and talks about the merits of each film. Not only are we concerned with the obscure … Continue reading
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Tagged 1964, cold war, dark comedy, dr strangelove, george c scott, peter sellers, satire, stanley kubrick, sterling hayden
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Directed Viewing: Culture Comedy and “Lolita”
Behind every movie is a multitude of people, but when the time comes for a movie to stand or fall, often it’s the director who takes the credit or blame. A director is more than just the person running the … Continue reading
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Tagged 1962, adaptations, dark comedies, james mason, kubrick, lolita, movies, nabokov, peter sellers, satire
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Directed Viewing: I am not “Spartacus”
Hello and welcome to the latest installment of Directed Viewing. This series takes a look at a specific director at a time and then tackles their filmography in chronological order, with an eye not only to the films themselves but … Continue reading
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Tagged 1960, epics, gladiators, kirk douglas, lawrence olivier, movies, rebellion, romans, spartacus, stanley kubrick, swords and sandals
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Directed Viewing: “Paths of Glory” and Visceral Response
Welcome to Directed Viewing, the series which takes a director’s filmography and looks at it chronologically week by week, with an eye for how each work builds upon the others and creates a full artistic career. Sure, directors aren’t everything … Continue reading
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Directed Viewing: Exhaustive Social Commentary of “A Clockwork Orange”
Welcome to Directed Viewing, the weekly series where we take a look at the filmography of any given director film by film, in chronological order. The goal, of course, is to coax out not only a greater understanding of the … Continue reading →