Barry Lyndon at 45: Kubrick’s Way - 45th Anniversary Video | Movie Birthdays

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Barry Lyndon 45th Anniversary Video Essay
This video looks back at arguably Stanley Kubrick’s least popular film "Barry Lyndon". It’s a beautifully realised movie that brings Kubrick’s unique worldview and vision to the period drama. Starring Ryan O’Neal as the roguish character of the title, Barry Lyndon is a sublime and mesmerising work of cinema that has never been rivalled and needs to be appreciated and held in the same esteem as the rest of Kubrick’s work. Let me know what you think in the comments
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Комментарии : 25

@simontodd6429 3 года назад

One of the most visionary and bold directors both in the subjects he tackled and as you highlighted, maintaining his artistic integrity.

@paulgalichia5027 6 месяцев назад

"he would rather fail on his own terms or remove a film from circulation completely as he did with clockwork orange, than be held up to someone else's standards. perhaps that's why Kubrick's bold and singular work will last forever." This is pure fire. Stanley an all timer, one for the ages, a true original. This is an awesome series of videos thank you.

@tankndg26 3 года назад

Again, wow, your insight and the Pinocillo mirroring, wow...

@EditsbyAl3x 3 года назад

One of the most beautiful and underrated movies ever made

@MovieBirthdays 3 года назад

It's a visual masterpiece and criminally overlooked even by Kubrick fans.

@kuock 3 года назад

How was it possible a film like this one to be made? It's so incredibly good!

@MovieBirthdays 3 года назад

It’s definitely a monumental achievement. Kubrick was astounding in his ability to bring infinite creativity to any genre.

@_9pke219 3 месяца назад

Such a well made video about such a well made film

@anapedroso1092 3 года назад

Simply a masterpiece

@MovieBirthdays 3 года назад

👍

@thomasfitzpatrick3439 3 года назад

You ended on the greatest film edit in history. Another eyeopening and thought provoking piece. I might add, S.K was also motivated to removed A Clock Work Orange due to the fact he and his family received a ticking parcel in the post. The bomb squad later revealed it was an orange that had been made in to a working clock!

@MovieBirthdays 3 года назад

Didn't know about the clock, that's an awesome story. Glad you liked the vid.

@spaceodds1985 3 года назад

Possibly the best filmmaker of all time and Barry Lyndon was for many years the most underrated Kubrick film. Not being a fan of costume and period dramas, it surprises me that this is my favourite Kubrick film. A beautifully made and astoundingly told film that brilliantly depicts the greed and hypocrisies of 18th Century high society, through beauty, expression and music, that gives way to a cynical worldview, as demonstrated in the epilogue, all becomes equal when they are dead. Not to mention it is perfectly paced. The film truly is the very cinematic definition of actions speaking louder than words. One of the best films of all time. Cannot believe Pinocchio of all the tales has subconsciously influence on many films.

@MovieBirthdays 3 года назад

I’m not a fan of period dramas either so kept away from this one for a while to. Needless to say that it doesn’t disappoint a thoroughly modern film that set a new standard in tackling historical films which we can see in The Favourite or Phantom Thread. There’s an attitude in that makes it so anarchic and irony that adds fun to the melancholic tale.

@timmarshall2178 Год назад

Great video!

@MovieBirthdays Год назад

Thanks you

@diegoversus1 3 года назад

Amazing video. Its quite surprising that such quality contentent such as yours only has over 300 followers! Keep up with this great work and soon this numbers will grow up fast!

@MovieBirthdays 3 года назад

Thanks so much for your support, I’m glad you like the channel. I’ve got plenty more videos on the way so please check back every Wednesday.

@oobrocks Год назад

For a long time I couldn’t accept this film; the end is too tragic for me: however I’ve given in to it nearly perfect movie to super appreciate it

@MovieBirthdays Год назад

It is hard to get beyond the surface and very deliberate pacing, but it’s a powerful film that becomes deeper with each viewing.

@oobrocks Год назад

Certainly:)

@kennethrussell1158 Год назад

For some reason I never liked Ryan O'Neal but Kubrick was a genius.

@MovieBirthdays Год назад

I’ve never really minded him, I always liked him in The Driver and I think Kubrick made good use of him in this.

@kennethrussell1158 Год назад

@@MovieBirthdays I admire his work. He was one of the most popular movie stars of his generation. In the 1970's, he joined the ranks of Redford, Eastwood, Reynolds, I just for some reason never liked him.