Posts tagged Stanley Kubrick

 50 Weirdest Sexy Halloween Movie Costumes
We’re pretty sure the people behind this particular sexy costume have never seen Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange. At least, we hope they haven’t.

50 Weirdest Sexy Halloween Movie Costumes

We’re pretty sure the people behind this particular sexy costume have never seen Stanley Kubrick’s A Clockwork Orange. At least, we hope they haven’t.

 The Shining to get a prequel?
Just because a film’s revered as a classic doesn’t mean it’s safe from the remake/reboot/prequel treatment. And with Hollywood currently in love with reinvigorating old classics, the latest film it has turned its attention to is The Shining…

The Shining to get a prequel?

Just because a film’s revered as a classic doesn’t mean it’s safe from the remake/reboot/prequel treatment. And with Hollywood currently in love with reinvigorating old classics, the latest film it has turned its attention to is The Shining…

What’s The Greatest Movie Summer Ever?
We’re gonna post 6 of the greatest movie summers - reblog your favourite!
1999
The Matrix: There was one sci-fi movie that everyone was anticipating feverishly this summer. That was The Phantom Menace, which arrived, disappointed, and did some unspeakable things to certain people’s childhoods in the process. Be thankful for The Matrix then, which came just in time to show us how exhilarating, epic and game-changing the genre could be.The Sixth Sense: Packing one of the most talked about twists ever, The Sixth Sense is credited for championing old school scares at a time when subtlety in a horror film was becoming unheard of. Thankfully, this is more than just a clever twist, with authentic creeps and a heartfelt pay-off.The Blair Witch Project: When directors Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez saw their microbudgeted handheld horror gross $250m at the box office, it was clear that cinema and event movies were about to change forever. The groundbreaking viral campaign, and the fact that the movie actually delivered on its terror potential, didn’t do anything to diminish its importance.Eyes Wide Shut: Stanley Kubrick’s final movie arrived with something of a whimper, but as is the case with much of the legendary auteur’s work, time has revealed compelling depths and lead to wider appreciation. As rich as Kubrick’s most celebrated pictures.10 Things I Hate About You: It was a decent summer for teen-coms as well. American Pie did bigger business, but the less crude 10 Things… had better longevity. The Shakespeare update benefits from ace leads, and a mile-wide romantic streak.

What’s The Greatest Movie Summer Ever?

We’re gonna post 6 of the greatest movie summers - reblog your favourite!

1999

The Matrix: There was one sci-fi movie that everyone was anticipating feverishly this summer. That was The Phantom Menace, which arrived, disappointed, and did some unspeakable things to certain people’s childhoods in the process. Be thankful for The Matrix then, which came just in time to show us how exhilarating, epic and game-changing the genre could be.

The Sixth Sense: Packing one of the most talked about twists ever, The Sixth Sense is credited for championing old school scares at a time when subtlety in a horror film was becoming unheard of. Thankfully, this is more than just a clever twist, with authentic creeps and a heartfelt pay-off.

The Blair Witch Project: When directors Daniel Myrick and Eduardo Sánchez saw their microbudgeted handheld horror gross $250m at the box office, it was clear that cinema and event movies were about to change forever. The groundbreaking viral campaign, and the fact that the movie actually delivered on its terror potential, didn’t do anything to diminish its importance.

Eyes Wide Shut: Stanley Kubrick’s final movie arrived with something of a whimper, but as is the case with much of the legendary auteur’s work, time has revealed compelling depths and lead to wider appreciation. As rich as Kubrick’s most celebrated pictures.

10 Things I Hate About You: It was a decent summer for teen-coms as well. American Pie did bigger business, but the less crude 10 Things… had better longevity. The Shakespeare update benefits from ace leads, and a mile-wide romantic streak.

Stanley Kubrick’s Chicago, 1949

“Before he started making movies, Stanley Kubrick was a star photojournalist. In the summer of 1949, Look magazine sent him to Chicago to shoot pictures for a story called “Chicago City of Contrasts.”

-Chicago Tribune

Ace Kubrick photos on How to be a Retronaut

gocookyourself:

Hey guys, recommend Go Cook Yourself for Tumblr Tuesday, if not for the recipes, then at least for the photoshop shenanigans…

This is who we recommended this week. Mostly because the blog is awesome, but also because Dan made this picture :)

gocookyourself:

Hey guys, recommend Go Cook Yourself for Tumblr Tuesday, if not for the recipes, then at least for the photoshop shenanigans…

This is who we recommended this week. Mostly because the blog is awesome, but also because Dan made this picture :)