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... " or "This film is very Kubrick"? Of course they are talking about Stanley Kubrick and his distinctive style of film creations. Kubrick has made films over the past fifty years of all genres of film categories. ... On the other hand, all these films possess qualities of a certain idiosyncratic tone that is only present in a Kubrick film. ... Kubrick will always be known as one of the most easily identifiable creator of film ever.
Kubrick has made thirteen films since 1953, and even though all of them possess different stories which make them fall into several different categories of film, they can be identified blindly as a Kubrick film. ... Kubrick plays with the struggles of George with Sherry, and the audience is left stunned that George can continue living with Sherry and tell her everything about the top secret heist.
"Kubrick does not appear to care about his characters; sometimes it is as if he puts them in boldly decorated freezers, to calculate their behavior and cackle at their struggles. ... The use of these odd turns of events for the character Bill truly demonstrates how extreme Kubrick had become along his filmmaking career. Kubrick had pushed all limits of extreme oddities that twist the desires of men and woman. It was not as tame as "The Killing" where solely a woman was playing mind games with her husband, but in "Eyes Wide Shut" Kubrick allows the wife to physically provoke her husband into sexual and mystical games. ... "Eyes Wide Shut" and "The Killing" are perfect examples of the cackling of a character (Bill and George) that is identified in a Stanley Kubrick film.
Stanley Kubrick films range from settings from an isolated hotel (The Shining, 1980), in the war fields of Vietnam (Full Metal Jacket, 1987) to the streets of England (Clockwork Orange, 1971). ... In that showdown, and at several other times in the film, Kubrick indulges his favorite closeup, a shot of a man glowering up at the camera from beneath lowered brows. ... In "The Shining", Kubrick films Jack Torrance amongst the Overlook Hotel high in the Colorado Rockies during the winter months isolating him, his wife and son from any civilization for miles.
Approximate Word count = 1696
Approximate Pages = 6.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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