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His best?
Easton Lewis
Daniel Morgan
Lyndon
Angel Williams
Barry Lyndon
Henry Brown
Paths of Glory
Jayden Howard
Napoleon
Nolan Davis
B A R R Y
A
R
R
Y
it's 2001 though; don't fall for the pseuds
Isaac Brown
The man of culture's choice
Benjamin Fisher
A Clockwork Orange
Aiden Garcia
For me? Either Barry Lyndon or 2001
Connor Long
Well its Fear and Desire of course!
Noah Green
2001: A Shining Orange
Jacob Cooper
Apollo 11
Alexander Gonzalez
For me? It's Eyes Wide Shut without a single shred of doubt in my mind. That movie is mesmerizing.
Jose Jenkins
The fake moon landings
Nathan Kelly
I really hate the Wikipedia article on him. It has no info box and picture of him that so young it doesn't even look like him. The first time I went to look for his article I saw it and hit back thinking I had picked the wrong one and was on some no name nobody's page because "surely someone as important as Kubrick would have a fully fleshed out Wikipedia page". It was only after I went back and read the talk page I realized the page was locked down by a bunch of autists who had an artistic autistic (or art-istic as I like to call it) vision of what the page should be. Like, yes I know wikipedia doesn't have any defined "you must do it like this" standards, but there is a basic assumption of quality and standardization that comes from being the defacto encyclopedia on the internet.
Lucas Sanchez
This but unironically
Dominic Turner
that's pure contrarianism
Charles Reyes
The Killing
Jayden Richardson
spaced and redpilled
Ryder Roberts
Paths of Glory is the only true kino he made. Everything else is pretentious drivel.
Landon Brooks
>Full Metal Jacket
>"pretentious"
Andrew Richardson
based and pilled
Daniel Wilson
>picture of him that so young it doesn't even look like him.
You're the pleb here for not recognizing that picture
Nathan Green
2001
Dr Strangelove
Eyes Wide Shut
Can’t have just one fav. I can watch any of the above any time.
Brayden Russell
for me it's EWS
I love all of them really
Jose Martin
Somehow it seems fitting. If Kubrick was in charge of his own Wikipedia page he probably would've rewritten it 400 times before he deemed it acceptable.
Elijah Bell
I watched 2001 and it was trash.
It has awful pacing and it’s only claim was that it was a technical marvel.
It’s just boring dribble.
Caleb Campbell
he's not special though, the fact that it was shut down to autists """""""""""""""""into film"""""""""""""""" is hilarious
Owen Gutierrez
came here to post this
Jose Sanchez
Kubrick is so based that he made the best sci-fi movie ever made just as a front for the moon landings.
its a pity that NASA pulled the funding once they had their moon shots and wouldnt let Kubrick have the ending to 2001 he wanted.
Nathaniel Fisher
>shits on 2001
>posts moetrash
kys
Landon Bell
>dribble
yeah you got that right
Jackson Johnson
Napoleon & Aryan Papers
Justin Bennett
"Barry Lyndon is Kubrick's best" is the clearest pseud-marker in existence. His fumbling imitation of a painterly style and period-piece aesthetics, mastered by Griffith half a century earlier, is as dull as it is derivative.
Shooting on 'le special NASA stem lens' is always brought up as if it were some empirical evidence of genius. It isn't unique. David Lean had a lens specially made just for one shot in Lawrence. Hitchcock had to do extensive modifications to create the Vertigo effect without having a zoom lens. Welles was one of the first to utilize 18mm in Touch of Evil. Jacques Tourneur did amazing things with filters and Technicolor to mimic watercolor vistas in Way of a Gaucho. To say nothing of what Griffith accomplished with 1910s technology.
Jaxson Rogers
Joseph Morales
Ayden Morales
CITIZEN KANE
Camden Myers
This is true and only psuedointellectuals will disagree.
Ian Morales
i aint watching that faggy shit. i watched all kubriks films but this just looks boring and efeminint. 2001 is pure kino but anything with pantoloons is dumb.
Aiden Scott
Dr. Strangelove
Connor Reyes
based and redpilled
kubrick's best films are
>Paths of Glory
>Barry Lyndon
>A Clockwork Orange
Honorary mention for Spartacus
Matthew Reed
Jaxon Lopez
that’s a really low hairline. he looks like he’d never go bald. when did this guy start losing his hair?
Justin Brown
That means nothing. I had a super low hairline and it started receding very rapidly when i was 26.
Robert Thompson
A Clockwork Orange.
Come at me, Barrycels
Eli Ward
why didn’t you get transplants? baldness is a thing of the past these days. my best friend’s dad went from JK Simmons-mode to having a long flowing mane with just hair transplants and biotin. granted he’s a wealthy entrepreneur who had the money but no man really has to go bald anymore if they don’t want to. fuck just look at Elton John
Leo Bennett
>muh cult following
Literally his shittiest movie
Gabriel Robinson
Because i don't care and i just shave my head. I can't see how its a big deal at all and think people that try to cover it up with transplants and shit like that are cringe as fuck.
Noah Foster
come on user you can’t possibly be that autistic. just because you came to terms with and don’t mind losing your hair doesn’t mean it isn’t understandable for many men not to want to lose theirs. modern transplants aren’t even “covering it up” they’re literally repairing the hairline. alopecia is a disease and it can be treated now
Nicholas Nguyen
Barry Lyndon. After that, Dr. Strangelove
Logan Johnson
It's not a disease and covering up a natural part of what you are because you are embarrassed is cringe. It's like wearing lifts if you're short.
Jason Lewis
thats not Eyes Wide Shut
Carson Thompson
holy shit have sex please
fiction set in the renaissance is based as fuck.
Carson Jenkins
>renaissance
please tell me you're joking
Connor Thompson
>cult following
ACO is amongst his most popular movies though.
Ayden Price
His magnum opus
Robert Peterson
one good scene
Jeremiah Cruz
The correct answer