Joe Rogan on Stanley Kubrick

Taken from Joe Rogan Experience #1153: • Joe Rogan Experience #...

[@DS_portraits]

Nobody ever mentions "barry lyndon" One of kubricks best works of art imo

[@theboss297]

davey boy smith my favorite film of his

[@MarkQuick0411]

Barry Lyndon is overlooked I love Clockwork Orange and Dr Strangelove though

[@jsheriff396]

One of the most beautifully shit films ever

[@VividFilmProductions]

I hear that movie was too long and pretentious but the cinematography was impeccable.

[@DS_portraits]

Brandon Castillo it was pretentious, but most of kubricks work was

[@iequalztehgod]

Joe “I look to Jamie to laugh at my jokes” Rogan

[@419buckeye7]

Culkin is a cool dude media has portrayed him as a weird junkie or something he's actually really cool

[@fungi42021]

well he was a weird junky for a while

[@manjay49]

The physique of actual Roman gladiators was more similar to the physique of Russel Crow or Fedor. Most of the sucessful gladiators maintained extra layers of fat tissue as a protection against injuries. They did not look like body builders with 2% body fat. Too vulnerable.

[@strawdawgs78]

And you know this from your extensive hours in Roman gladiator fighting pits?

[@FuzzyDlop]

He certainly knows more about roman history than you do because he's right.

[@TheVeganButcher]

you're making this up. I bet if they could look like bodybuilders they would just for a scarier look. But they can't get steroids or whey protein.

[@boahajaisjjakaoajw6453]

ME AND TUGGAH, FIGHTING ROUND’ THE WORLDD (ง'̀-'́)ง 🏋️ 👊

[@juanme555]

None of this is true.

[@SamiShah2004]

"One of his films is probably worth ten of anybody else's" -Martin Scorsese (remarking upon Kubrick himself) Need I say more?

[@kyleshiflet9952]

Nope

[@avocadoo4387]

Can you also tell me you love me?

[@SamiShah2004]

@@avocadoo4387 I love you (no homo)

[@juxe411]

this is the fucking funniest comment section for a comment i’ve seen 🤣🤣

[@cv507]

a pictures a thousent wörds ? like welles this one was decades? ahead öf me - wöödy a.

[@Montie-Adkins]

Eyes Wide Shut is better when you learn about the symbols and underlying themes then rewatch it.

[@MagicUK-wu2ov]

Lord Mon The rainbows & the colour red !!!

[@sutterkeely402]

Absolutely....it’s mind blowing

[@Montie-Adkins]

Bill seeing Mr Millich and his daughter as a projection of his future self(and daughter). His wife as the embodiment of Ishtar who wishes your adoration, until you assume too much and become dependent, where she then scorns you. etc etc

[@Montie-Adkins]

Yeah, that is a metaphorical sacrifice, it's not like they kidnapped the child. His wife and his child are to be groomed as beta kittens. I still do not know if the entire adventure is what it looks like on the surface, Bill bumbling his way into their world. Or if the entire movie is one long setup. The powers that be were after Bill and his wife, but his trip to the mansion may have been an accident. It may have been a setup with his old music friend in on all of it. I just don;t know.

[@youngsavage9134]

Lord Mon the Mansion where the party/rituals took place was filmed in the Rothchild’s manor. Coincidence?

[@jerryhamer]

I would hate to be Home Alone in The shining hotel.

[@bobthebear1246]

I see what you did there.

[@darmus8928]

Kris Hammer it's Overlook hotel

[@alec6583]

Dude Kevin McCalister would have put those ghosts through _hell._

[@Spidey-dk8op]

😒

[@neelanshmishra7084]

Duh obviously

[@mursuka80]

Dr Strangelove is one of the greatest comedies of all time. Peter Sellers was just amazing in it.

[@itsallgoodman4108]

the ending sends shivers down my spine I CaN WalK!

[@capitanfuturo594]

Peter Sellers was an acting genius. Stanley Kubrick was a directing genius.

[@malooch]

Just watched “Paths of Glory” the other night starring Kirk Douglas. Kubrick was only 28 when he directed it. One of the best war films I’ve ever seen.

[@GlossaME]

Culkin dodged that Eyes Wide Shut subject in 2 seconds. Wonder why?

[@BroncoKnight34]

He’s seen and taken part in things that he can’t talk about. We all know.

[@osvie0167]

I would have loved to have seen Home Alone directed by Kubrick.

[@itkojecockot]

plot twist: Michael Jackson throws an "Eyes Wide Shut party" at Kevin's house

[@TrevorLahey8]

Man that would be nuts🤣

[@TrevorLahey8]

@@itkojecockot dead 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@andrewj.clarke1910]

Kubrick truly was a genius with filmmaking but I also think he was absolutely insane and was obsessed with movie making which is why he's one of my favorites

[@betterd9160]

I think he had ocd and some spectrum disorder

[@capitanfuturo594]

Stanley Kubrick was a genius.

[@collinhughes9695]

Actually most gladiators would build up fat in order to protect their muscle from slash wounds

[@gixxerfixxer4159]

It's actually true though. I'm an undergrad in Greco-Roman studies and we learnt this. Plus I've read/seen plenty of books and documentaries that corroborate this.

[@gChance6]

I mean it's not like they were trying to become morbidly obese.. They were just the og dirty bulkers lol

[@ashleytaylor994]

Gixxer Fixxer history is made up. The elites control the narrative. Some is accurate some is bullshit. Water ALWAYS remains level proving we live on a flat plane

[@elchucofried5683]

Gixxer Fixxer bruh why would you study something that won't make you money lol

[@gixxerfixxer4159]

elchucofried I'm trying to be a historian or history teacher 😂.

[@theboss297]

One of the best directors ever

[@gixxerfixxer4159]

Personally, I'd put either Hitchcock or Scorsese at #2.

[@theboss297]

Gixxer Fixxer for me: #1 Kubrick #2 kurosawa #3 Coppola #4 Scorsese #5 Tarantino

[@ashleytaylor994]

Our Lord and savior Colby he did moon landings

[@MegaJolaus]

Our Lord and savior Colby What about Lynch and Hitchcock?

[@CleverMetaphor]

Aronofsky ?

[@We_Are_Borg_478]

Actually gladiators were fed high amounts of grains, and as a result, had rather large bellies, a desired feature of a gladiator since cutting a layer of fat is far better than the sword digging into your intestines. Somemebody tell Joe this please.

[@roddydykes7053]

We Are Borg 478 how he doesn’t know this common sense fact is shocking

[@LordChronk]

@@roddydykes7053 It's not common sense, just ignorant

[@rickifriki]

The sad thing is that maybe he would never know that.

[@hassanrao3576]

The Greatest Director Of All Time

[@patstaysuckafreeboss8006]

I'd say Spielberg

[@hassanrao3576]

I agree

[@wizsauce6798]

Paul Thomas Anderson is the best

[@jamesdelaney762]

Stanley is your favorite directors favorite director. Fact.

[@drlove994]

Tarantino!

[@playbackproductions1]

Joe "I love Stanley Kubric movies!... wait? what? he did Spartacus???" Rogan

[@marimiller559]

Culkin seems like a loveable oddball lol

[@marimiller559]

Jimbus Rift huh? Nah no puddles

[@emmettriley3420]

Jimbus Rift 😂😂😂😂

[@donaldwilson3579]

Is that why he tapped mila kunis?

[@bossyboo29]

Mari Miller I think he’s creepy.

[@disturbedone8731]

Mari Miller He's alot Better. Looks hella lot more healthy. I honestly thought he was going to to Die of an Overdose. He looked like a Meth addict.

[@mannyjimenez7658]

Eyes wide shut was beautiful

[@kingburtonhd3396]

Manny Jimenez not when you lived that shit life like Culkin lol

[@bossyboo29]

Roy Vice That’s right. The elite dark powers didn’t like him exposing all of their dirty little secret…

[@donna25871]

Great movie - but stuffed up the marriage of Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman.

[@bertmagert4582]

Roy Vice Kubrick was killed because he was exposing something sinister going on in Hollywood, a lot speculate it had to do with mass abuse of children. After all there was a suspicious 24 minutes cut from the film after he died. He was trying to expose something and they had to shut him up.

[@LovelyDay11]

Manny Jimenez Beautiful is a strange choice of a word for this movie.

[@Spartan301abc]

Welp. It takes 4:50 seconds to eat a Double Cheese burger from Culver's.

[@macbrick66]

Its so cool to see Mac being a regular guy, and not being told what to do or say

[@markopolo958]

"Being told what do or say," in other words, an actor.

[@devondimarco6075]

Love Eyes Wide Shut. Don't get why some Kubrick fans don't enjoy it. It's definitely closer to the top of the list for Kubrick films for me.

[@mohamedashian604]

Devon Di Marco maybe they didn’t quite get it the first watch

[@GlossaME]

It's by far the best. Because it has a message, from the deep dark hidden part of society.

[@GM-fm6dv]

I like to think that it was Kubrick’s wake up call to everyone about what’s happening behind closed doors. It’s also funny how it’s his last film too.

[@turtleanton6539]

Yes

[@nostalgicwisdom9022]

Eyes wide shut is #1

[@CFHMetalHeadCFH]

Macaulay seems like a really down to earth dude, which is surprising considering his life.

[@ennuied]

Joe is either high or too tired he's barely there "you know Kubrick? he's a genius man, oh Spartacus was Kubrick whoa!"

[@beastlyidiots9232]

Kubrick was asked to finish the movie at the behest of Kirk Douglas after they had worked together on Paths Of Glory. Kubrick didn't enjoy working for a big studio for obvious reasons but in the end...Spartacus is one of the finest films ever crafted. To think that Kubrick effectively directed five of the best actors on the planet and he was in his mid twenties I believe. The scene leading up to Spartacus's first arena fight is remarkable. Kubrick never shows you the arena or the first fight. You just sit there waiting with Spartacus and his opponent while just outside the door there is screaming and swords clashing. It creates so much tension as you wait to enter. A ballsy directorial move by a young director. Kubricks attention to detail makes it an absolute gem.

[@thebrightsideofthemoon5829]

First time I watched the Shining, me and my mate were on mushrooms in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 and during the film it started to snow leaving a thick white blanket covering the trees and ground, after the movie finished we took a trip down the North inch , a wide open park with huge oak trees , and there was this one set of footprints heading over the huge park towards the River Tay , and they ended right there by the river bank , Weird as fuck ! !

[@JarodRebuck]

Human footprints?

[@Slick_Widdit]

U were on shroomz.....were the footprints even there?

[@thebrightsideofthemoon5829]

@@Slick_Widdit lol , well two of us did see them , but we were tripping out of our heads

[@dirtyyomar]

@@Slick_Widdit Nigga even tho you’re hallucinating and you’re practically High , you can still see shit Vividly and Normal , you’re actually more Euphoric than you are trippin balls ,once you reach yo peak

[@mr.footage8249]

The perfectionist. One of the best ever.

[@plasticweapon]

he didn't like being called a perfectionist (too bad, he was).

[@kalkella8822]

Stephen Kings hatred of the shining stems from how Kubrick handled the character of the wife. In the book she was a much stronger character, and King hated how in the film she was just there to scream. He has spoken about this in several interviews.

[@movid]

😮 agree, she's pathetic, and Jack isn't much better, never liked Shining for this reason

[@douglassizemore7766]

Not everyone was on steroids back in the day like Joe is now

[@Veal44]

extremedude1234 Joes said multiple times that if the UFC tested him the cup would melt. lol guy has been on TRT for about 10 years now...

[@ryanwaclaw2103]

extremedude1234 he does take TRT, he said he only takes enough to get his T levels to around what they were like in his 20's. Sounds unsafe at first but the amounts the huge ass jacked bodybuilders take are insane non human levels. If you can do it right it's not necessarily bad for you

[@Veal44]

RZZR ik Callen and Schaub too lol. The probably bust each other’s cheeks post-podcast

[@Derek_Keenan]

TRT is not steroids

[@lynnturman8157]

No, and they didn't spend hours in the gym every day to define & sculpt groups of muscles. Doesn't make you badass. Just makes you a narcissist.

[@piratesfan1995able]

My top 3 of films of Kubrick are paths of glory, Dr strangelove, and Barry Lyndon. Paths of glory is the most profound antiwar movie I've ever seen, with a great performance by Kirk Douglas. The ending scene makes me cry everytime I watch it. Dr strangelove is hilarious and scary at the same time, Peter sellers is terrific as always but George C Scott steals every scene he's in like he did in so many other films. Finally Barry Lyndon is hands down the most gorgeous work of art ever put onto celluloid. The shining is he's most overrated film in my opinion. It's fine, beautiful shots like in every Kubrick film but doesn't really strike a chord with me.

[@themac9677]

Ruby Night a clockwork orange?

[@piratesfan1995able]

Elijah Marshall it's up there. I like all of Kubrick's films I just like those three the most. Clockwork orange is a master piece though

[@rayrpger6141]

I love the shining, but I have to look past Nicholson.

[@paaklapi]

To my everlasting shame, I've yet to see Paths of Glory and Barry Lyndon. I hear near universal praise about the former but the latter tends to go unnoticed. Also, I love The Shining myself, but I don't necessarily think it's his best.

[@piratesfan1995able]

paaklapi if you have cable and have the TCM channel every once in awhile they will show paths of glory and Barry Lyndon.

[@TechnicJunglist]

2001 is a cinematic feat of brilliance

[@unknown.mp4]

Life changing on LSD, was for me anyway

[@boriskarloff598]

Saw it the first time in the theater in 70 mm when I was 3. That was 1970. The combination of the visuals and Strauss soundtrack left it's mark on me.

[@ashleyhyatt6319]

Very hard to choose my favourite Kubrick film, but I'm inclined to say Dr Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb.

[@JarodRebuck]

I agree

[@Madferit91]

Several of the best dramas ever made, two of the best war films ever made, one of the best comedies, one of the best horror films, one of the best sci fy films ever made. The guy is probably the best director of all time. And all his movies were unique.

[@ClickToPreview]

"The Stand" is the longest book I have ever read. It is amazing.

[@NeuroticCorpse]

Culkin should be the Joker.

[@65g4]

Thats a great idea

[@JohnSmith-ww2sc]

Facts, eyes wide shut was one of the most important movies ever made

[@nachozombiekilla481]

The best Kubrick film was The Moon Landing.

[@MrJackandEmily]

I was going to make that exact comment hahaha

[@mishtaromaniello8295]

Absolutely. He was such a perfectionist that he even had it filmed on location. Genius.

[@slackerengi2401]

He was a detcated person He insisted on real Drill sergents and real explosives in full metal jacket He scared the girl in the Shining And He demand to film the moon landing on the actual moon

[@kobepotter2303]

I heard that he made the cast go to the moon to film it

[@Qgavctecsc]

joe ‘ change the subject every 2 mins unless it’s to do with weed’ rogan 😂

[@christinajohnson6716]

They kinda changed the subject quickly when eyes side shut came up. They're kinda like members

[@GlossaME]

Yes, Culkin seems abused

[@drtoastnbake8688]

When I was a kid I thought 007 was Bond's agent number, and that anyone could be agent #7. Thats why so many different guys play him.

[@AliBaba-mb1pu]

DrToastNBake it is like that..

[@paleemperor5379]

That is true, anyone can be a 00 agent but James Bond is still an actual person in the books, it's not some code name or agent name.

[@drtoastnbake8688]

@@AliBaba-mb1pu cool. 8 year old me was on to something

[@billslocum9819]

Yes, the 00 section is reserved for agents with licenses to kill. There are other 00 agents in the books and movies, including 0011 in Ian Fleming's novel "Moonraker". Bond just has the 007 number assigned to him. When one 00 agent dies, another may be given the same number, as apparently happened to 002 (killed in two separate movies 13 years apart; "The Man With The Golden Gun" and "The Living Daylights")

[@mic7able]

DrToastNBake r

[@randomfools808]

C'mon Joe, you had the perfect opportunity to talk about Eyes Wide Shut and you let it pass.

[@TwiceAsVice]

A director so talented... one of his movies convinced the world we landed on the moon! 🌑🎥

[@strawdawgs78]

Joe "Did You Know That Stanley Kubrick Did Complex Mathematics in His Spare Time?" Rogan

[@_pascalwittwer]

The funny part is the fact that there’s not a single source to back that claim.

[@littlescarfo]

clockwork orange is his best movie in my opinion. after reading the novel the movie is so captivating because kubrick doesn't shy away from showing alex for who he really is, even if he left out some extremely graphic and important moments. if you haven't read the book i highly recommend it if you can stomach it.

[@ryanlacey7915]

real gladiators were actually really fleshy because when they got cut the masters didn't want the wounds to be too serious and so they would bleed more without serious injury.

[@capitanfuturo594]

Barry Lyndon is quite a masterpiece of cinematography.

[@thejoe_snotbombsskateboarding]

A Clockwork Orange Is my ALL time favorite movie! So GREAT! And it's Really AWESOME to see this Kid Doing Alright. He doesn't look as bad I've seen him in past Pic's and Interviews. This was a Great one Joe! Much Love From Upstate NY 👍

[@rhondawoodard4144]

My Mom loved Steven King books. And she always said thank god he writes this stuff down...😮

[@StreetHierarchy]

Anthony Mann was the director of Spartacus and they fired his ass, then hired Kubrick thinking they could push him around more easily. 😂

[@denistuohy2535]

Stanley Kubrick looks like Edgar Allen Poe and it’s freaking me the fuck out.

[@nicholassnyder2241]

Man, Mcully Culkin, I'm now 30, your films are such a great memory of my early childhood, too bad you haven't been around much since, I can't blame you at all, you seem well though, that's all that matters.

[@bigmike5785]

I like how they gloss over eyes wide shut.

[@donvitocorleone6443]

Douglas actually made it mandatory for Kubrick to direct the movie if he wanted him to start in Paths Of Glory.

[@dylanfischer7522]

Just for everyone’s clarification, The Shining movie hotel was a hotel in Oregon. The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park was the hotel King stayed at and inspired the book, and where the TV miniseries was filmed

[@betsyduane3461]

Kubrick didn't do the hedges because he felt they couldn't pull it off.

[@ExplisitHipHop]

Imagine little Kevin McAlister alone in that Shinning hotel.😂

[@22soap14]

Overlook was a place in Oregon for the outside shots. Soundstage in England for the interior.

[@subversivelysurreal3645]

He found the gladiator training interesting, but it isn’t a ‘Kubrick’ film. If you’re interested in Stanley Kubrick, who had terrible grades in high school, but pointed out that it doesn’t prepare you for ‘problem-solving’, which, he maintains, is what is something that is important to master (i’ll say!), about a famous photo that you might not know he took, his living off of playing chess in Central Park, and his very good second or third feature length film, titled ‘The Killing’, the problem with ‘Lolita’ being a lack of sex, listen to Stanley Kubrick interview-rare. About the steps he took to take control, and everything else, he’s very : *candid*

[@fod2424]

It's called the Timberline Lodge and it's in Oregon.

[@Harrierish]

The indoor shots are from the location in Colorado, many/most of the outdoor ones are at Timberline.

[@Two-StrokeLife]

Jason Voorheez - Sorry, but the exterior shots of the "Overlook Hotel" are of Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood. The interior was sets constructed on soundstages and were based on the Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite National Park. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZq5ZH2Vmp5qbbMm31s kzbin.info/www/bejne/boOtnmefrtOri5Im51s kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH_ElZesiLWKoJI

[@AngelRouth]

Jason Voorheez : Correct It’s called The StanleyHotel in Estes Park , Colorado .

[@mattinthehat22]

Very little of the film was shot there in OR. See the film Room 237 - doc made about The Shining. Exterior shots at the built set are obviously different than Timberline, but with Kubrick that’s the point.

[@joelnarbarz9334]

He looks so happy to be on Rogan bless his heart

[@thunderbird66613]

The Overlook hotel is actually located in Oregon, named Mt. Hood ski resort

[@WaMo721]

1.lollita 2 dr.strangelove 3.clockwork orange 4.eyes wide shut 5.2001 6.barry lyndon 7.full metal jacket

[@Kaizerchief11]

Paths of Glory always slept on.

[@bjrnb9042]

never could get into the second half of thin metal jacket...

[@mrgetitright13]

I would love to interview Macaulay Caulkin

[@Mr-E.]

Daniel Craig is my least favorite James Bond because he brings a serious faced military style to the role which eliminates what made the movies unique. The character of Bond is charismatic, playful, witty, sly, flirty, etc. If I wanted to see a military style character, I would watch Bourne Identity or Mission Impossible.

[@ckillac5258]

Mr. E i think Clive Owen would've been a good 007

[@roddydykes7053]

Mr. E yeah, no joke. He makes me think of someone like Vladimir Putin when I watch him on screen

[@SilentAttackTV]

Couldn't agree more

[@TheScotchaholic]

Sean Connery - nuff' said.

[@ficki4615]

Actually, Craig’s James Bond is even more macho than Ethan Hunt

[@venomnbk3326]

Black guy plays Bond = Yay Diversity White guy plays Black Panther = Literally Hitler REEEEEEEEEE!

[@paintballer4life105]

Paths of Glory is Stanley Kubrick’s best film. Change my mind.

[@noobieartist3801]

No mate i think clockwerk orange is te best

[@TheBestCommenterEVER]

macaulay culkin looks like the joker irl

[@dylanjackson6710]

Joe doesn't even know that Kubrick made the moon landing footage. Kubrick said the moon landing was his best work. He confessed that the moon landing footage was fake. DJ the Magnificent 💈

[@dansv1]

“Kubrick” also tells the interviewer “ I died before he (Neil Armstrong) did” after being promoted to tell a story about the astronaut. Kubrick died in 1999. Armstrong died in 2012.

[@tfchin]

Bro, he was really good in 'party monster'.

[@turdchurner4012]

People arent mad because Bond is black, they're mad at the reasoning behind making him black.

[@KalElvis]

McCaulkie knows everything

[@atpdx]

The story is set in Colorado but all the exteriors were filmed in Oregon at Timberline lodge. Still looks exactly the same. They even re-created portions of it back in England for certain shots.

[@christrevor3450]

james bond is a scottish character. it is no different than having john wayne play the kahn

[@3pleFly]

You don't need to be ripped to have strength. Joe rogan body dysmorphia speaking here.

[@Redmartian2000]

I can just feel how Joe totally doesn't respect Culkin. He doesn't even respond to most of what he says, or interrupts him. Lol.

[@dansweet6793]

My favorite Directors, Kubrick, Stone, Hitchcock, John Hughes, John Ford.

[@johndelong5574]

The black box became the first idol. Also the last.

[@miamoben]

The Stanley hotel in Estes Park was the inspiration for the Shining. Outdoor shots were shot mainly in Oregon, indoor shots were shot in a studio

[@TheWhalen]

The exterior shots for Kubrick's version of The Shinning were filmed at Timberline Lodge, located on Mt. Hood in Oregon.

[@spidercat2841]

Actual Roman gladiators were actually abit chubby

[@irishelk3]

Ah come on, don't say you like Edis Elba and knock Kirk Douglas, Kirk Douglas is still alive and well and he's 101.

[@liljungian]

He's dead now man

[@irishelk3]

@@liljungian Yes

[@jaypolaczek5428]

Kirk Douglas should play bond 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@christopherhoward7536]

Timberline and it’s in Oregon

[@dasvikingleprechaun9142]

Man Culkin is moving from show to show, Modern rogue last week and Joe Rogan this week

[@dasvikingleprechaun9142]

All I can find is about him talking about how he was abused as a child actor? Is that what you are talking about

[@cop70s]

"It's a big ass book, well, I think it's a big ass book..."

[@iLikePie54457]

Estes hotel was the inspiration for the book but it’s not the hotel used in the film

[@TIBERIUSmusica]

The maze changes because of the characters mental health.

[@scotterskine1970]

Outside shots of the Shining was Mt Hood

[@ianm2170]

Rogan: "Kubrick was so prolific." The single dumbest thing that Joe ever said!

[@73challenger5031]

The outside of the Overlook Hotel was actually Timberline Lodge on Mount Hood which is in the Cascade Mountain Range about an hour's drive, East of Portland, OR.

[@ivana7431]

U won't find eyes wide shut fascinating if u dont have any idea about illuminati the only reason many ppl don't get the masterpiece

[@tryharder75]

JR talking about Kubrick is like a salamander talking about marathon running

[@RunDCM]

Sean Connery is the greatest Bond bitches.

[@andrefjbernardo]

I had a dream about a new Home Alone, but with Culkin of nowadays. It was dark and funny. The character was over the top, like a Joker but octaves above.

[@dymondkittync]

Eyes Wide Shut is 2nd only to the The Shining imo. He spilled his guts in both.

[@ikoandreas5085]

Nah

[@nicolabevan5364]

Joe- let Macauley talk!!!!

[@buzzcrushtrendkill]

The wide angle, view from the air exterior shot of the lodge in the beginning is the Timberline lodge on Mt. Hood in Oregon. But everything else was on a sound stage in England. They built sets for all the interior and the exteriors scenes. You can look it up. I don't know why Joe doesn't have a laptop in front of him and just look this stuff up instead of guessing, and guessing wrong.

[@juanme555]

Romans soldiers were not ripped nor were they skinnyfat , they were slim , and they were VERY short by our standars , many armors from different branches have survived to this day, they would've been a lot like the average Frenchman today, very thin complexion with tiny backs and tiny shoulders , very healthy and agile , some definition on their little muscles. They were roughly 150cm tall (4'11" in retard) in healthy adulthood, they usually describe Germanic Barbarians as super tall , roughly 170cm (5'6" in retard) , the Triarii were the elite top of the line soldiers , they were usually more muscular but rarely taller and wider.