4:00 the most beautiful eyes.

Popquiz how many numbers were mentioned in the scenes? Let me tell you I get the train the kids are throwing sweets to their friends even there's a catch and the shwartzes it's like we're brothers in apartheid over here it's upsetting in the world of the gym why do they always level up?

"I don't care a fig for Captain Quin!" then rattles about the qualities she admires of him compared to Barry😂

This position is the best moment in Barry's life! he has a well-paid job, his boss, who has connections in high society, respects him and assigns him an important task! all he had to do was get the job done and sooner or later he would achieve the position in high society that he was trying so hard to achieve in the future

This was my first weird 4 AM movie

I saw this movie when I was 16, 4 AM on my mothers upstairs, it forever left a mark on me to appreciate culture, also the disturbing part now that I'm older is that actions have consequences and you are who you are in your own "caste".

Awesome scene.

Im a New Zealander me and dad use to watch this all the time he said the guy that plays the role of captain quinn plays Rigsby in Rising Damp which we also use to watch 🤣🤣🤣 I said what about Worzel Gummage? He said f^^k scarecrows 🤗 Since my dads passing im 39 now and still watch old English programs 🤗

"I can't get no satisfaction," was how Lord Bullingdon felt before he challenged Barry Lyndon to a duel

You know a part of me wants to tell that little kid you know that he can go screw himself but then again I do remember that scene in which Barry did very much blow smoke into his wife's face even after she made it clear that she wanted him to stop so in a way this guy is a jerk and kind of deserves his circumstances.

Ah yes, the most esteemed Lord Bendover, a gentleman of his majesty's closet...

Here's my toast to you, Captain John Quin.

Anyone in 2024? (W movie)

This movie was just different

Love how back then, even though times were hard and you had to be a tremendous douchebag just to scrape by, people at least seem to have afforded themselves the simple luxury of exceedingly polite parlance hahahaha.

This is how I feel every year at tax time.

3:01 thug life

Good mannered highwaymen 😅

😢He llegado a la peli desde la maravilla musical de Schubert, cuando se estrenó yo era un adolescente inquieto incapaz de admirar ni comprender esta obra maestra de Kubrick, aquí se funden dos genios de distintos siglos y art s tan expresivas; nunca es tarde (60 años) si la dicha.....

Just a classic !

How sensrless and vain...

Goes perfectly with song "pale Moon" by asteroid IMHO 😊

I always wondered what happened to the Chevalier after this (bear with me I haven't gotten a copy of the book yet). He kind of uncerimoniously drops out of the story after this scene.

I love how you spend 3 hours with this character and the last you see of him is a stillframe of his ass on his way out of town.

Wait, why was that soldier getting flogged and whipped at the end? Shouldn't they be doing that to Barry?

bullingdon club members have been seeking satisfaction ever since. but can't get no ...

Dit is een absoluut meesterwerk van Stanley kubrick hij brengt de acteurs naar perfectie vooral ryan o neil is dat een fantastisch acteur ook al de andere film werd ondergewaardeerd zeer onterecht

Prachtige film kunst en ryan o neil top acteur zijn beste film ooit zoon talent

I did the math and it seems they stole roughly $83k worth of gold off him holy shit

Does anyone know the name of the tune they dance to?

ADDIO E MAI

sono del Polo Nord la Svezia è nazista

è Pearl Harbor la dimensione GRANDE ASCETA INTUTTIMODI GIOCATTOLO PIU BELLO I SOLDATINI

conflitto d'interesse come mai non amo la America difendi Alessia Minchioni è IL PAESE DI SANTA MARIA DOLORES

In the book Barry is a much worse character, and interstingly after accepting his annuity he returns to England and before ending in Fleet Prison keeps up a correspondence with Lady Lyndon (who still loves him) until his death from Alcoholism in 1815.

La pauvre, et pauvre fils. Leurs vies va devenir un enfer. Une ordure comme on en voit rarement au cinéma

best robbery ever

When I first watched this as a teenager I rooted for Redmond, these days I think he deserved what he got. He had no reason at all to treat his wife and her son the way he did.

Purée Stanley Kubrick.

The straightest kiss between two men I've ever seen!

01:02 there's something absurdly hilarious about politely pointing out his intolerable circumstances so bluntly. 😂

3:30 1789 Its so obvious what the movie is about when you see the year it ends on. The twilight of 'Ancien Regime' Europe. Its also funny how Kubrick doesn't beat you over the head with it. Its just a detail on a letter. You might not even notice it. Heck if you lack any basic knowledge of history you wouldn't even realise this detail.

There's a reason most seduction scenes in movies involve at least some dialogue. Its very hard to do it convincingly with just stares and breathing. At least convincing on camera. Only a couple of directors would even attempt this.

Murray Melvin

i dont want to be the 421st like

How much is 500 guineas in pounds or dollars today?

what was the point of that.....

Waaaait a minute.....it's the guy from the Overlook hotel bar area...

such a great scene

Next to Kurosawa, Kubrick is my favorite Director .This movie is a absolute masterpiece. It is very heartening to me to realize there so many people that appreciate and love this as much. The narration of Thackerays text is hypnotic. Ryan O'Neil performance was epic ,RIP