Stanley Kubrick

[vampvonramm]

So what is your favorite Kubrick film?

[phee]

So what is your favorite Kubrick film?

Great Topic....

Again hard to pick just one....

2001/Clockwork Orange/The Shining

[DJ Nocker]

So what is your favorite Kubrick film?

Mine would be "The Shining" followed by "A Clockwork Orange".

[Guest Megalicious]

A Clockwork Orange, Full Metal Jacket at a close second.

[phee]

I have often wondered what Eyes Wide Shut would have turned out like if Kubrick had been able to finish editing it and Cruise had not brought it from an R rating from an NC-17 rating where it was before....

There is supposed to be a Europian version that is still NC-17 that does not have Cruise's meddling

[freydis]

Dr Strangelove.

*snort*

Nah, but it was funny.

[vampvonramm]

Its hard to choose, he was great at what he did, i wish he was alive today and still amazing film lovers everywhere!

[StormKnight (1)]

2001

A Clockwork Orange

Dr. Strangelove, or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb

Full Metal Jacket

[Saint Germain]

Paths of Glory

Clockwork Orange

Dr. Strangelove

Barry Lyndon

The remarkable about his films is that no one is like his former works.

He always invented his kind of art new.

[Rev.Reverence]

*goes madd trying to decide*

[Guest greyhalo]

I have to go with "A Clockwork Orange" and "The Shining" too. I don't think he's given enough credit for his 1962 version of "Lolita" though.

[Shade Everdark]

Dr. Strangelove. No question.

His other films have much to recommend them, this is true, but this bit of black comedy is just sheer brilliance.

"You can't fight in here, this is the War Room!"

Such a simple phrase, and such a genius bit of irony.