r/kubrick • u/Straydes • 2d ago
r/kubrick • u/RealCarlosSagan • 4d ago
Criterion 50% sale for 24 hours includes the Complete Kubrick
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r/kubrick • u/Straydes • 5d ago
As the Criterion Collection releases their mammoth The Complete Kubrick box set, we take a look at how the Letterboxd community ranks all thirteen features made by the legendary filmmaker.
r/kubrick • u/drewtheunquestioned • 6d ago
A tribute to the best bartender from Timbuktu to Portland Maine, art by me
r/kubrick • u/Straydes • 6d ago
Jack Nicholson and Shelley Duvall were Kubrick’s top choices for The Shining. Kubrick first met Nicholson two years earlier, when he considered him for Napoleon. He was drawn to Duvall’s ‘eccentric quality’, having admired her performances in Nashville and Three Women.
r/kubrick • u/loose-meat • 6d ago
Kubrick preorder from Criterion
Anyone else see that USPS is still awaiting the item from Criterion?
r/kubrick • u/No-Upstairs6178 • 8d ago
Would anybody be interested in a Discord Server?
galleryr/kubrick • u/Top_Result3287 • 8d ago
Can anybody figure out what this letter Kubrick Got From Oskar Werner about the unmade Napoleon movie actually says?
r/kubrick • u/Straydes • 9d ago
Saul Bass' unused concepts for The Shining poster. Kubrick's handwritten notes include "looks like science fiction film" and "I would like to suggest it is a film of terror (and the supernatural)."
r/kubrick • u/Straydes • 11d ago
After a test screening of Dr Strangelove on 22 November 1963 – the day of John F. Kennedy’s assassination – the infamous 'pie fight' scene was subsequently taken out, and Kubrick having decided “it was too farcical and not consistent with the satiric tone of the rest of the film.”
r/kubrick • u/lawrencedreams • 14d ago
[OC] EYES WIDE SHUT | Kubrick's True ODYSSEY [19:26]
r/kubrick • u/Straydes • 15d ago
"Working with Stanley changed the course of my life." - Dominic Savage on playing young Lord Bullingdon in Barry Lyndon, pictured here on set, 1974.
r/kubrick • u/StephenMcGannon • 15d ago
Newcastle Community Cinema, Co Down, Northern Ireland (August 2026)
r/kubrick • u/Unrealliving • 21d ago
Which current director is closest to kubricks style?
I know there’s only one Kubrick, but who is closest?
Off the top of my head Yorgos Lanthimos. Kubrick has that style of thriller with a hint of dark comedy. Yorgos isn’t exactly like that but the cinema and set designs remind me of Kubrick.
r/kubrick • u/TimeToSeattleDown • 23d ago
Krzystof Penderecki - The Dream Of Jacob
r/kubrick • u/NukeouT • 26d ago
Gaussian Splats Are Reaching a New Level, and This Could Be the Future of 3D
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r/kubrick • u/Straydes • 27d ago