Stanley Kubrick

"Room 237" was a Sundance Film Festival Hit that seeks to penetrate into the real meaning contained within Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining."

Released in 1999, Eyes Wide Shut was Stanley Kubrick's final film, a haunting, atmospheric, and enigmatic film about a married doctor's sexual odyssey.

Stanley Kubrick is one of the greatest directors in cinematic history. Take a look back at the top four movies directed by Kubrick.

The Stanley Kubrick Collection is a must have box set of DVDs for any film lover. All of Kubrick's films are rich enough to provide bountiful new experiences with every viewing.

Since his first short film in 1950, Stanley Kubrick became a full-time filmmaker. He continued making films through personal funding and help from family members and friends until he finally got his Hollywood break in 1956.

Stanley Kubrick's photography works greatly influenced his early ventures into filmmaking. He started out making documentaries. His photography skills made it easy for him to transition from still photography to moving pictures.

Stanley tried attending as much movie screenings as he could. He became a voracious moviegoer who would always find time for movies amidst his busy schedule.

After receiving a camera as a gift during his 13th birthday, the New York-born Stanley Kubrick soon became an avid photographer. As a teenager, he was also interested in music, painting, and chess.

With a filmmaking career spanning nearly half a century, Stanley Kubrick is widely acknowledged as one of the most accomplished, innovative, and influential filmmakers in the history of world cinema.

In honor of the 30th Anniversary of Stanley Kubrick's 'The Shining', this is a look at the haunted history of the hotel the movie and book are based on, as well as a bizarre conspiracy theory involving the moon landing and other fun trivia

Ready for Stanley Kubrick's "lost" movie? 'Lunatic at Large', one of Stanley Kubrick's movie ideas that never had a chance to get made, might just be coming soon to a theater near you. But who could direct Stanley Kubrick's lost lunatic movie?

Like many of Kubrick's films The Shining has moments where it is hard to understand what is going on and some key scenes from the book don't make it into the film but overall the movie does a good job of living up to the quality of the book.

Stanley Kubrick made a name for himself with just thirteen movies, proving quality means much more than quantity when it comes to art.

Stanley Kubrick was at it again when Full Metal Jacket was released in 1987. Apparently, "A Clockwork Orange" and "2001: A Space Odyssey" were not great attention getters!

A biography of Oscar-Winning Cinematographer John Alcott

I have always been back and forth on Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining." I've never hated it, but I thought it was flawed at best. But having got the box set recently, and having watched it for the umpteenth time, I finally see it as another masterpiece from a great director.

By my count this is not at least the third separate Stanley Kubrick boxed set DVD to be released. It is certainly the least of the three as far as the movies go, but the extras may make it more attractive to some.

The story of the man who convinced people he was Stanley Kubrick despite looking nothing like the man offers a pointed lesson in the gullibility of society at large who often seem all too willing to believe anything a famous person tells them.

A roundup of some of Kubricks best films

Twenty-six years ago this past June, Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of Stephen King's terrifying best selling novel "The Shining" opened in theaters and soon after the debates began.

Stanley Kubrick's films often focused on dehumanization and the dark side of human nature. Dehumanization was a common theme in Kubrick's films. Kubrick commonly used this theme because he was fascinated with the dark side of human nature.

Examination & Significance of the Title, Differences from the Novel, Symbolism, Cultural References, Native American Motifs, Landscape, Religious/Gnostic/Mythical Ties & More.

I won an Amazon Kindle in a movie essay contest. Here's the essay that snagged me the prize.

All the movies we see are filled with homages to the ones that inspired them, or at the very least inspired the filmmakers behind them. But the best examples of film homages are the ones that directors take and end up making their own.

My personal top 3 books that should be turned into films.

Slated to appear in three shows this fall including Friday Night Lights, Grey Damon will be busy.

An introduction to the work of Stanley Kubrick.

This is a review of the 1968 film 2001: A Space Odyssey directed by Stanley Kubrick

A review of the classic horror film made by Stanley Kubrick.

As an 80's movie buff there is no higher movie for me. War, dynamic characters, action, comedy, one-liners and drama. Stanley Kubrick's Full Metal Jacket as it all.

A biography of Timothy Carey