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barry lndon is what I think it's his the death scene always get's to me

>>1806
Lolita doesn't even deserve to be on the ballot.

I watched Barry Lyndon on fooking VHS. It was one of those rare titles split onto two tapes. Really should revisit that one on bluray.

My meandering trip through Kubrick's filmography came to an unsatisfying end this year with Spartacus. Peter Ustinov was practically the only interesting aspect, although I guess Kirk Douglas' goofball mannerisms are entertaining on some level.

objectively, probably 2001.

clockwork is my personal favorite though.

>>1828
>objectively best film
What does this mean? It had the biggest box office impact? Seriously, fuck off.

>paths of glory not having it's own option

fuck off.

>>1806
Kubrick?
Who the fuck is he???

>>1864
Epin friend I mean simply edward

This was a really hard decision.

I rewatched A Clockwork Orange and picked up a whole lot more than I did the first time, like the political themes that emerge towards the end, it's a really well constructed film and what hit me moreso than the first time is the camerawork is spectacular. There are some beautiful shots like the fight along the waterside.

I had to pick Full Metal Jacket though, it feels like such an un-Kubrickian film, since R. Lee Eremy's dialog is so fresh and emotive and the second act is really moving.
Honestly it's had to pick out of any of his films from 2001 onwards, they all have their strengths and are all rewarding watches.

A Clockwork Orange

Also, trips.

I really like Dr. Strangelove

>more people picked strangelove than ACO
what

why?

clockwork orange

2001 and The Shining are on the same level of god tier for me. They're like two sides of the coins for me while being an equal level of importance.

Then I'd choose Paths of Glory, Barry Lyndon, FMJ, Eyes Wide Shut, Clockwork Orange.