Stanley Kubrick was.
Not an easy director
Made No easy movie.
He was all but simple.
In one shot
Stanley Kubrick could
amaze you
Disgust you
Or even frighten you
He didn´t say anything...
He hadn’t thought over and
over and over again,
specially on his films.
Both magical and
disturbing.
There is always a message
underneath
Hiding
Between day and night
Mind abuse or torture
And the Powerful MASTERMINDS
who
enforce that over the weak
Kubrick hides himself
inside images
Empty immense halls.
Perfectly-well
orchestrated shots full of
meaning.
He mirrored his long shots
left and right
opposites and equals
and standing in the middle…
the character
He usually went
where no one really wants
to go
by using colors or the
absence of it.
backgrounds with Subliminal pyramids
evil eyes everywhere
Sexuality or the lack of
it.
a typewriter
a Barbie doll
a rifle
a bomb
the masked orgy
the power of children
the abuse of images &
music
the dawn of men
We may never know what was
going
on inside him,
most of his characters are
like him
haunted,
they have bad dreams,
suffering of
a stressful alienation.
as Kubrick showed us
He basically lacked
communication with the
one´s
he loved.
I remembered when I see my first movie of Kubrick, 2001 Space Oddisey, it were awsome, because he could reflect the paranoia for been an astronaut. Then when I saw A Clockwork Orange, I for the first time in my life, I felt like if I been inside the criminal mind of that gorgeous film. The best of him indeed.
ReplyDeleteHowever, when past away on 1999, he left a hudge space, that I think, it's going to pass a lot of time, such as directors, to get a realistic film better than Kubrick's.
Yeah man... a genius indeed... I just really dislike Kevin Chostner 4 his post apocalipshit waterworld madmaxlike b movie, because Kubrick didn't made his A.I. and Spielberg did whatever he did... not bad but not Kubrick...
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