What about all the lens flares?

Those stars don't look like Christmas stars that would be seen outside a grocery store or anywhere else. I thought the ballroom where they dance was supposed to be lit like Hell.

I love that old droid, one of my favourites.

The Shining is just a Masterpiece in respect to Stephen King I dont agree with him on this film.

It was fake blood, not bulls blood. And it was shot three times, not once

I wonder what Stanley's relationship with NASA is All about.

For 6 minutes this vid has extreme insigh. Thanks!

I wish this had been 2 hours long!

Surfin Bird is not in the sniper sequence.

the subtitles were terrible!!! iT''S like they were making up words that sounded right but they were wrong

these are pure gold

5:45 "things like that you do for him". I guess I would.

If STANLEY Had Gone After Making A NAPOLEAN Picture, Would He Reference Anything Of ABEL GANCE'S Work? And What Would The Main Point Of The Film Be About -- What Would NAPOLEAN Be Like? Would The AUDIENCE Be Really Into This Leader Of Armies?

I had no idea shooting even one scene could involve so much subtle detail and craftsmanship. But, this IS Kubrick after all. We all wished he had lived even a bit longer just to finish AI

There’s Alex and his three droogs and they all dress alike and they’re a gang. But if you pay close attention at the opening scene at the milk bar, there are other people sitting in the milk bar dressed the same, in white, black boots, and some sort of black head covering. I always thought they were part of a bigger gang.

Stanley surrounded himself with the very best technicians and with his own vast knowledge of the making of a film, the results were always Staggering.

I didn't know he was the first guy to use the steady cam.....wow

I always assumed kubrick came up with these ideas himself for some reason. What a great talented design team

I read Eric Brighteyes. Wow! What a book! The whole reason I was interested in it was because I'd heard that Stanley Kubrick had wanted to turn it into a film. By the time I was done, I said to myself, "Forget Stanley Kubrick. I'd just love to see any movie based on this." Criminally underrated.

Fascinating.

400 gallons of bulls blood for the elevator scene. wow

Alex is a wolf in a hen house, is only following his instincts. Is the only honest character in the story with perhaps the exception of the reverend who can be seen as the opposite as Alex. While Alex chooses to act in his nature without remorse, due to his young age, the reverend chooses to repress his own "evil" instincts and to do the "correct" thing, perhaps due to his more mature age. In the last chapter of the book a still young 18-year-old Alex evolves and naturally changes becoming a good citizen. Also in that last chapter, the droog with the beret, Pete, reappears to put an important piece of the puzzle fulfilling his mission and completing the perfect symmetry of the fable. In the movie, Pete is just a loose piece in the mechanism of this beautiful but artificial orange. Who is most horrendous? The natural Alex, and the rest of young delinquents, who follows his instincts creating pain around them as the cost for his own amusement? The sad lives of the rest of the perverted characters in the fable who lives in denial, lies, self-repression, and the pain that that choice of life causes? The artificial Alex who has no more freedom of choice to act on his own natural instincts becoming a caricature of a human being? And what drives the choices of lives of the perverted characters but fear, guilt, and superstitions? Sometimes entitlement and contrive ideas about how society has to be managed in the cases of the politics and the intellectuals who plots against the government who, both, get involved in petty machinations against each other without hesitating in breaking all his moral principles, destroying all their honesty and credibility in the process, becoming a mirror of each other and defeating his own primary purpose, devoid them both of meaning. the only thing that's left in this scenario is corruption. Alex is uncorrupted. It is not strange that we feel attracted by Alex in this scenario. It is not strange to sympathize with him while the rest to the characters cowardly delight on the tortures that society inflicts in the name of a corrupt justice. What, what separates Alex from the other young delinquents? Nothing aside that Alex is a natural alpha due to his skills, intellect, and sharp sensibility. They are uncorrupted too. Until they are not. Until they lose their innocence. When they become greedy they begin to reflect the corrupt society that surrounds them, starting a metamorphosis that culminates in the scene when they reappear as policemen working for the corrupt government in which point we can not distinguish them anymore from the rest of the society. In the book, Alex naturally changes and becomes a good citizen. But in the film, that change is not reflected and Alex manages to be accepted in society unadulterated. A corrupt society that seems to have been custom-built to embrace someone like him. A perfect playground for Alex to thrive and have fun. In the end, he is not best not worst than the rest of society, but he is honest. He is brave and embraces life and his nature, and unleashes its instincts unapologetically. While society suffers life doing the same harm in a pathetic effort to survive one sad day more. About the Ludovico technique is, really, an extension of jail. In jail, society takes apart individuals from society so they can not harm anyone outside the jail. Society cut the liberties of the individual, confining them in a closed space. Ludovico technique cut the liberties of the individual in his free will so they can live in society, creating these creepy monsters devoided of the ability to make their own decisions. What is most horrendous? If something, the film has to make us reflect on the humanity, helpfulness, and benefits of the prison system as it is built.

Very nice. Love it....

the eyelashes is a genius idea.

ual yay! 🙏 😊

ual yay! 🙏 😊

Ual yay! 🙏 😊

Yay ual! Respect 🙏 😊

Yay ual respect! ✌️ 🙏

Sorry I don't love Marvel and DC films, 😴!

What a beauty story....and told by two super precious women. Totally unbeatable.

That narrow depth of field which resulted from the use of those Zeiss lenses is now pretty much de rigueur, particularly in the filming of interviews. Look like Mr Kubrick was ahead of the game, as usual.

The white in the outfits was so bizarre for the droogies acting out of the blackness of their hearts doing evil deeds. It was like a perverse purity.

how fascinating ! love this

I shocked that he like Mozart music even tho he doesn’t use it I thought he was a fan of Beethoven

This is my favorite Kubrick video I've seen Music and movies do go hand to hand on alot of things.

Imagine Alex & his droogs in black. Glad Stanley chose white costumes.

Bullshit. All the big directors did the same thing as Kubrick. Listen to the music in Coppola's Vietnam movie. The studio told the director how to think.

what you here is total English bullshit, since the war.

Optex and myself was proud to have been associated with the supply to Garrett Brown a UHF video transmitter essential for use with the Steadicam used on Kubrick's "The Shining" this enabled Stanley Kubrick to view the images created by Garrett from his directors chair 1980

Music for decomposing brains! Respect to the man in the ice cream van.

I really enjoyed this!

Thanks a lot for sharing these.

Thanks for producing these little gems.

Love these short Kubrick docs - thanks for uploading

Full Metal and Eyes Wide seemed a little too 'needle drop' for me. And may have been better if 'These Boots...' and 'Surfin' Bird' were switched in the sequences. EWS soundtrack really seems unpolished for the first part. Earlier films I'd say Stan had the music in mind before even filming. Be it subconsciously or not. FMJ and EWS seemed like he was searching for 'the fit' of it all.

great to see Ual involvement

she done good got her a famous director husband....

catholic taste?

Nice informative short video on elephants to watch.