Flying Padre (1951) Stanley Kubrick [Legendado PT/BR]

[@cynthiahite2129]

Love this little flick which I likely would have missed had my father not been the narrator! It denotes a simpler time, when people were not overwhelmed by masses of technology. And you can definitely recognize the Kubrick touches in various places, especially the last shot.

[@rockyxbautista]

Cynthia Hite that’s amazing that your father narrated this! Who would’ve thought at the time what Kubrick would go on to do as a director. Also I definitely agree with how much the ending is identifiably a Kubrick shot- good eye!

[@trollface865]

Cynthia Hite damn, your father narrated this! Hell, did he ever tell you how it was to work with Kubrick at that time?

[@cynthiahite2129]

@@trollface865 The film was done in 1951, but I was born a few years later so by I time I knew who Stanley Kubrick was, I was in like 10th grade! He joined CBS New York in 1944, for 35 years, and announced the CBS Evening News w/ Uncle Walter among anchoring the local, tri-state TV news and national WCBS Radio News. He retired from CBS in 1979. Before CBS he was at WXYZ Detroit (1938-1944), where all the old radio shows originated. He narrated the Lone Ranger, Green Hornet, Yukon Challenge and The Shadow! Born in Indiana in 1914, he passed in 2000 shortly after his 86th b-day. Type in "Bob Hite Eulogy and Last Ride" into KZbin. It's an 8 minute piece my filmmaker and broadcaster brother, Bob Hite Jr. produced.

[@ChimplaGoober]

That’s freaking amazing!!!

[@alkh3myst]

Yes, a simpler time. A time when ambulances didn't have complete emergency medical equipment inside, and were only a ride to the hospital. A time when aircraft piston engines were much less reliable, and there were no GPS receivers, if a plane was forced down in some remote area. They're nice to look at, but I'll take today's wretched complexity anytime. Seeing that ambulance actually shocked me, until I remembered that they were still like that when I was a kid in the mid-sixties. NASA didn't even develop the medical telemetry that turned ambulances into mobile treatment centers until Project Gemini. They didn't start putting defibrillators, etc. in ambulances before the late Sixties. I guess we all do this, idealizing times when we were children and our parents shielded us from life's true harshness. Someday, I'm sure people who are children today will think of 2023 as a simpler time.

[@reoire843]

That last shot pulling away on the runway feels like a Kubrick shot.

[@cynthiahite2129]

Indeed it is.

[@yooka333]

It's the only one. Feels like propaganda too. Kubrick could have been a Riefenstahl, willing to sell his soul, which is obviously what he did with this turd of a movie.

[@TheDudeSmashTrash]

Yep! Even in stuff like this, his genius - and what he'd one day blossom into - shines through

[@Seth-lw3fk]

i wonder why

[@themoreyouknowfools4974]

Gee. Almost like he directed it

[@matthewbaca3900]

He was stern but with a great sense of humor. Great man who folks from Holy Ghost parish still talk about . Rest in peace Monsignor.

[@easyandy2405]

This isn't all that bad - but I think that it's such a typical RKO produced documentary film, that it would have been all but forgotten had Stanley Kubrick not directed it. Still, a lot of the camera work shines here - especially with the wide shots, aerial shots and the ending pullback shot, but there's a lot in this film which really feels obviously orchestrated - like they were doing so to get the necessary shots. Still a decent little movie regardless though

[@swinnburn]

That Padre did everything! Wow!

[@yooka333]

He fucked my mom and never recognized being the father. Shitty padre if you ask me, boi.

[@reynazarate4787]

Me gustó mucho este cortometraje del maestro Stanley Kubrick ahora que lo vi en la Cineteca Nacional en México. Gracias por compartirlo. Hermoso y muy humano contenido.

[@espnjason07]

Guy is a legend.

[@thiagogonzalez2941]

Muito obrigado pela postagem, parabéns!

[@danielplainview2584]

Kubrick film ranking: Flying Padre [power gap] the rest

[@Anflay]

Легенда

[@pinkdudeskate8251]

OBRIGADO,!!!

[@littleferrhis]

Dude the sketchiness of flipping the mags on, hand propping an airplane, and hoping you kept the brakes on so you can run back to the cockpit in time and not get chopped in half is real. At least put a chock on that thing!

[@daniloamorim66]

Esse padre é pika tá

[@alkh3myst]

I liked the scene where Johnny Clay stops Private Pyle from shooting Dim.

[@OshanRuiz]

"The Girl" She had a name...

[@seshwondo376]

Go cry somewhere else, we're trying to enjoy Kubrick's first foray into film here

[@LanDred1]

Good story

[@jesraelmarquesnunes4846]

Alguém do Brasil além de mim?

[@mateusdantas8211]

Claro.

[@rafaelalves1583]

Nóis

[@marianaaugusta5029]

Finalmente! ✋

[@Miss_Norminha]

Oh gosh, obviously.

[@Zombiesnyder13]

Tem aí mais filmes do Kubrick?

[@TheBestToasty]

Pause at 8:24 and look at the numbers on the wing

[@curtfoosss]

what's wrong with them?

[@JuanLopezAleman-zq2xp]

Un trabajo de Kubrick

[@nosreme73]

Uau, que diretor bom!!

[@blessedevelyn339]

A true Christian!

[@giovannefuoriclasseplazaca9043]

A true jesuit servant od new world order and fake moon landing, occult director, genius for lightnings, and he had revealed how the human kind sleeps with "Eyes wide shut" after breaking that baloon of control described in a clockwork orange.

[@yooka333]

Wrong, I did not see him abuse a child. Maybe in the sequel ?

[@yooka333]

@@giovannefuoriclasseplazaca9043 He was killed for making Eyes Wide Shut.

[@luiseduarte166]

Pq os brasileiros tão comentando em inglês se o bagulho tá legendado?

[@kulturfreund6631]

1:36 - 4,000 square miles equal 10,355 square kilometers.

[@migadm3024]

É completo?

[@guimastellini]

Meus inscritos ganham apertos de mãos sim

[@yeahx32p69]

8:15 "The baby will be treated and nursed back to hell". Did I hear it rigth? XD

[@Akash_Kurup]

Health, i guess its health

[@ابوحنش-ج4خ]

6,5/10

[@fartkerson]

so that was the padre's secret baby mama at the end, right? subtext lol

[@seshwondo376]

You should change your profile pic, it's very ugly and distracting. Thanks.

[@sav-st4jg]

sesh wondo tell us how you really feel

[@reinaldocampbell9690]

SO HE WAS A DEER KILLER!!! 4:47

[@seshwondo376]

You look like a serial killer.

[@AlainFernandezacha45]

N42f92 at kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2ebYmCgnd1lgc0m39s is it a joke or ? !!! look and read te text translation about and the at a glance Eyes wide Open before the flying padre, AMUSANT NON ?