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All of the Vietnam scenes were shot from late August 1985 to late December 1985. The sniper confrontation was filmed in July 1986 at Pinewood Studios in the middle of Kubrick shooting the boot camp sequence. Modine is wearing a wig under his helmet if you look closely. Another fun fact. The death of Cowboy was shot just before New Years Eve 1985 and it was so cold in fact that Kubrick had to frame his death scene so that all four of them are huddled around him, so even though it was a beautiful shot, it was all arbitrary. And the reason he could only shoot the scene that exact way, was because just out of frame, were those heaters you see at the sideline of football games, blowing hot air into the actors face to cover up their cold breath.

10:31 there is no preface for the interview and is followed by a reporter calling him the director of lolita, which makes it seem that the interview about intelligent life in outer space is about lolita

I think Kubrick did something so very wrong. The original character wasn't overweight, rather the opposite, and it was K's choice to make it so, which was horrible on the actor (even though D'Onofrio was of course magnificent, but he had to do something just obnoxious to his body AND self, and he injured his knee as well because of his weight) AND on the collective mind. Horrible. But Vincent D'Onofrio is a gift, the sheer fact he exists brings me to tears

This movie isn't off by 25 yrs - more like 250 yrs! - to build such a huge spinning space station & moonbase for real - that is if the economy doesn't collapse, etc. first & soon.

The conquering leader’s expression at 0:17 always has me laughing my kidney’s onto the floor

Fun fact: the actor playing Kubrick is the same actor who played Daxter in the Jak & Daxter games.

I fucking miss Gilbert. Also... I'm a retard...friends?

Thank you for putting this up.

Dewitt

Disgusting amounts of irony

What a great little find! Hadn't seen it. BTW, the movies depicted in docu is The Beastmaster (1982) and finally, the night car chase stuff is Vice Squad (1982).

I wish the entire "Film Night" with Sellers and Milligan could be reposted again. It was here some time ago, but I never saw it.

Really would love to know the source of this

Sad Roger never got to see people land on Mars, and we still probably won't see it for many decades

I remember doing the background activities during training at Bassingbourn barracks back in the 80s. Fond memories 😅

Is this even a real commercial? I cant find it anywhere else

You can't fight in the war room but that doesn't mean PIE fights are off the table. :)

Kubrick bordered on genius and lunatic

Badly edited / shortened from the DVD. Poor sound. Thumbs down on this one.

If you are a fan of the book both movies are trash tbh...esp when you know that the author even wrote a whole ass screenplay and nobody used it :/

I love this commercial!!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣☺️🤣

2061. Please.

I like that master shot feeling like a frame and take that Kubrick himself would've done (all that glorious headroom). I'm not sure if that accent is accurate though; Kubrick's accent was more pronounced and nasal.

lol

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You can see why it’s not been released. Its really badly shot and the quality awful. Why are all the shots so tight? Maybe it’s been cropped, but I doubt it. Nepotism at its worst.

I'm grateful that Stanley Kubrick was among us.

Inspired the movie.

So touching not long after Siskel's passing.

R.I.P Siskel & Ebert.

R.I.P Kirk Douglas of Spartacus ad Larry King.

Came for the review, stayed for the VHS static; this shit is more nostalgic than old commercials.

VCRs not VCR's. Besides this annoyingness, love this edit. And also. I love VCR edits.

Killer's not Killers. Sorry.

This is such a great channel

I love how modest Lynch always is, except for this moment. You can just see how proud he is to brag about that, as we all would be. James Cameron, Robert Altman, Albert Brooks are all iconic, influential directors, but they all get so happy to tell their Kubrick story of when Kubrick loves their movie or asks how they did a shot. I love when directors show their love and respect for each other.

38:11 on the nose

R.I.P Merv Griffin.

What a beautiful homage to Stanley. Thank you for sharing it.

Do South Park! Trey Parker's favorite filmmaker is Kubrick.

I must be a bad Kubrick fan because there are some I just don't understand. 0:18? 0:22? 1:19? 1:34? 5:41?

I don't know what movie Siskel watched

This was really COOL. Never heard of this Pablo man. I wrote down the name Pablo Ferro in my notebook with blue ink. He's noted now. THANK you for this great share.

Great excerpts, I had almost forgotten about the great Pablo Ferro

He hired a young guy because he thought he could completely control him

Bob Fosse saw A Clockwork Orange and really wanted McDowell as the nightclub M.C. in Caberet,but eitheir McDowell couldnt do the film or didn't want too.

Malcolm Mcdowell: "There must have been a clause in my contract, that I appear naked in a film!"

Kubrick didnt get to see the movie Schenectady New York

Unreal footage. Thank you for uploading.

This interview is relevant 11/6/2023.