Stanley Kubrick
- Birthday: July 26, 1928
- Death Date: March 7, 1999
- Birthplace: New York City, New York
- Known For: 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Shining, Dr. Strangelove
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The Best Stephen King Horror Classic Gets Unexpected In-Depth Documentary
Stephen King’s most famous and well-received film adaptation, The Shining, will soon be revisited in an in-depth documentary blessed by …
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Shelley Duvall, The Shining Star, Dead At 75
It’s a sad day for the entertainment community as legendary actress Shelley Duvall has passed away at 75. Although she …
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Sci-Fi Epic Space Adventure On Max Changed Cinema And Needs To Be Seen By Everyone
Even if you have never seen 2001: A Space Odyssey, it is a safe assumption that you are familiar with …
Jonathan Frakes Directing Sci-Fi Series Adaptation From One Of The Most Important Authors Ever
Jonathan Frakes is trading in one space adventure for another as the Star Trek: The Next Generation alum has been …
Censored War Classic On Prime Gets Restored After Controversy
Throughout cinematic history, a small number of films have been able to capture the true brutality of war. One of …
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The Greatest Astronaut Movies Ever Made
Houston, we have some drama.
The Scariest Horror Movie Scores Of All Time
The cinematic score is a crucial, if not sometimes underappreciated, layer to any movie genre. The score sets the tone …
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Iconic Stephen King Location Catches Fire
The Timberline Lodge, known by horror fans as the hotel used in Stanley Kubrick’s film adaptation of Stephen King’s novel …
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The Stephen King Classic That Still Needs Its Best Adaptation
Stephen King’s post-apocalyptic dark fantasy novel The Stand was first published in 1978. The book was adapted for television twice: a four-part …
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The Stanley Kubrick Letter That Made Arthur C. Clarke Work On His Biggest Movie
Stanley Kubrick’s 1968 film 2001: A Space Odyssey is one of the most influential movies ever made. Its reach and …
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Iconic Sci-Fi Novelist Disowned His Greatest Novel
British author Anthony Burgess said he never should have written A Clockwork Orange due to the risk of misunderstanding his …
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1970s Sci-Fi Thriller From Film Legend Rescued And Restored
Saul Bass is a cinematic legend, making some of the most recognizable film title sequences and movie posters in his …
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Stephen King’s Most Misunderstood Series Gets A Second Shot
Heeeere’s…the guy from Wings?” That’s no doubt what television viewers thought back in 1997 when they discovered The Shining would …
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Ridley Scott Dislikes One Of The Greatest Stephen King Movies Ever
Ridley Scott dislikes The Shining, but he is certainly not alone. According to World of Reel, hating the Stanley Kubrick …
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The Sci-Fi Classic Banned For Controversial Sex Scene
Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece, A Clockwork Orange (available to rent on Amazon Prime Video), is one for the history books. The …
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Ridley Scott Needed Stephen King Movie To Finish Sci-Fi Masterpiece
Leave it to The Hollywood Reporter’s Director Roundtable to deliver once again some juicy behind-the-scenes bits about our favorite movies. …
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Psychotic Clip Of Jack Nicholson Prepping For Biggest Role Will Leave You Terrified
The Shining released in 1980, but more than 40 years later, it is still one of history’s most impactful horror …
Stanley Kubrick’s Long Lost Final Film Is Actually Getting Made And It’s By A Master Filmmaker
Stanley Kubrick’s Napoleon, his epic war movie about the French General, was considered too ambitious in 1970. Steven Spielberg and HBO are bringing it to life as a seven-episode mini-series.
Steve Martin Nearly Took Tom Cruise’s Most Controversial Role
Steven Martin was originally considered for Tom Cruise’s part in Eyes Wide Shut.
Malcolm McDowell Reveals The Legendary Musician Who Wanted To Take His Best Role
Malcolm McDowell says Mick Jagger wanted the role of Alex in A Clockwork Orange.
The Scariest Movie Of All Time Is Trending On Streaming
The Shining is in the top ten most streamed movies on HBO Max.
Full Metal Jacket Cast: The Faces Behind The Stanley Kubrick Classic
Matthew Modine, R. Lee Ermey, Adam Baldwin, and Vincent D’Onofrio were a major part of the Full Metal Jacket cast, considered to be one of Stanley Kubrick’s greatest films.
Tom Cruise’s Creepiest Movie Is Now On Netflix
Tom Cruise has a billion-dollar movie at the box office, but at one point in his career, he made weird movies like this one on Netflix.
Blade Runner Star Joe Turkel Passes Away
Veteran character actor Joe Turkel, best known for his roles in Blade Runner and The Shining, has passed away.
Jack Nicholson’s Most Iconic Movie Prop Just Sold For A Huge Sum
Jack Nicholson is one of the greatest living icons of cinema and his greatest prop just sold for a bonkers amount of money.
Nicole Kidman’s On-Screen Nudity Explained By The Actress
Nicole Kidman opens up about one of her most controversial movies and the nudity in it.
2001: A Space Odyssey Was Supposed To Have A Very Different Opening
Stanley Kubrick’s mind-bending 1968 film 2001: A Space Odyssey is the kind of movie where you can examine practically every …
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Stanley Kubrick Art Tribute Show Is All Monoliths And Murderers
In addition to being one of the most talented and respected filmmakers of all time, Stanley Kubrick gave our beloved …
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See A Rare Documentary About The Science Of 2001: A Space Odyssey
“It is the year 2001. You’re on your way to a space station… on routine business.” In 1966, Look magazine …
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Christopher Nolan Biggest Influence Is A Science Fiction Legend
When Christopher Nolan announced that his film Interstellar would return to the science fiction genre, many of his fans were …
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