The Beauty Of Eyes Wide Shut

Directed by Stanley Kubrick
Director of photography : Larry Smith
Song : Jocelyn Pook - Masked Ball
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[@TheBeautyOf]

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[@BIT-pn2bn]

Hey! Huge fan of your work by the way. I was just wondering about the legality of these edits,because I was thinking of putting my editing skills to use myself. Do you get permission from the original movie industries to make these, or what? I find these copyright laws really hard to understand.

[@TheBeautyOf]

@@BIT-pn2bn no, not all, it's just claimed

[@alessandroromagnoli4278]

Man next beauty of "Rear Window"??

[@hcuervo5635]

Love your work!!! 🙂

[@petergreen4890]

8BIT It was an interesting movie I’ll give ya that!

[@GunaIvan]

The best Christmas movie ever.

[@maloriephillips7627]

For sure! I had no idea it took place at Christmas until I just watched it for the first time. Will watch again in 6 months and probably every holiday after until the end of time

[@stephaniegormley9982]

Certainly a lot better than "Jingle All the Way" and Schwarzenegger necessitating my subtitles button.

[@thetoastedhippies1997]

Tom Cruise breaks through his shell and opens his heart. He learns the value of love and sharing. Very upbeat message. I cried.

[@ibreu8922]

STOP CMB

[@blast4894]

Fun for kid

[@Dayman90]

Even though Kubrick didn't intend it, Eyes Wide Shut is a perfect way to close out his career. He was able to use all the skills he perfected throughout his career to create a visually haunting masterpiece. It's one of the few films I can think of that perfectly captures the feeling of being in both a dream and a nightmare with its surreal tone. Rest in Peace, Stanley Kubrick.

[@fluffydog7310]

Close out his career? They closed it out for him.

[@sspdirect02]

@@fluffydog7310 Who’s “they?”

[@varialfx.]

@@sspdirect02you know exact who ‘they’ are

[@fogellmclovin3740]

@@fluffydog7310 who the fuck closed it for him? he died of exhaustion at the age of 70 the literal weekend after finishing the movie he worked literal decades on. EWS holds records for the longest time continously shooting, and Kubrick was known for hating the shoot itself of his movies. Do you have any source that he was killed other than "it came to me in a dream"?

[@summit6077]

@@varialfx.the jews?

[@polak551]

The song is just something else, its so dark and mysterious. Perfectly fits to this movie.

[@piotrpietras9441]

You probably know it is a psalm sung from behind.

[@felegyhazifilmklub]

Don Draper said :)

[@sui5275]

PIotr Pietra, can you please explain this?

[@youlittlerocket]

@@sui5275 it's a prayer played backwards

[@samuelsamuel3860]

Yep its true is a religious chant.

[@tennisuniverse5671]

The fact Kubrick never won a Best Picture or Director says a lot about the Oscars.

[@greattribulation3759]

Corrupt!

[@rubaidaallen2764]

The oscars=bullshit. Geniuses like Kubrick are too good for that joke of a show. F 'em.

[@balavigneshchockalingam5182]

@@rubaidaallen2764 Nolan is a genius or what?

[@cafinario]

Exactly.

[@jjd1799]

He died of a ‘heart attack’ the same WEEK this film was released 🤔

[@bawol-official]

This movie, in my opinion, perfectly encapsulates the visceral feeling of “being in a place you are not supposed to be” and the title is the effect. Eyes Wide Shut, the trauma of witnessing the rituals leaves us wide eyed even with shut eyes. Truly chilling

[@MrsDavis333]

Do you think the title could be mocking the general public aka the vulgar or uninitiated?

[@bawol-official]

@@MrsDavis333 I’m not sure I understand the question but in my opinion the title describes the voyeuristic pull we have towards subject matter that is grey or taboo in American society (child sex trafficking, organized elite society’s designed to safeguard their freedom to “sin”, etc. it’s like watching a train wreck or rubber necking on a highway, even if you expect the worst you never look away because of that voyeuristic pull.

[@cornflakesbaby]

@@MrsDavis333 I understand the question and yes I do agree with exactly what you stated. As far as giving a glimpse behind the curtain, this film was ahead of it's time and now at this current time we're in if one can't see what's really going on they are either completely naive or complicitly biased to the world around us...

[@fluffydog7310]

@@MrsDavis333 It's all happening in front of everyone. In front of Kubrick even, they know but they close their eyes.

[@jarodquintillius7547]

satan macron et les francmacron

[@kingshukukil1156]

I remember sitting down to watch it for all the wrong reasons, as a teenager. And at the end realizing that I just watched a masterpiece.

[@Puppy_Puppington]

Kingshuk Ukil Lol I think immma end up the same way

[@josephstowell1995]

i was the exact same way lol

[@greattribulation3759]

I’m a teen and watched it not for sex but because I’ve been told it has a strong message. It does!

[@kaeltkottmir]

I have a wrong thoughts before watched this movie (only just knew from the poster) and even Nicole Kidman :' (knew her first from this movie)

[@entendit]

I realized the same but at the second time I watched the movie. At the first time, the only movie I has that sensation at the end was Abre Los Ojos of Alejandro Amenábar.

[@arminvanbuuren883]

Tbh every single frame in this film is beautiful as heck.

[@canadude6401]

It's true. I think it would be really cool to get stills of certain parts of the film and enlarge them and frame them. Real art there.

[@bluffchill2949]

The masked Sydney Pollack's nod towards Cruise gives me the shivers every time. Flawless film.

[@emreyazgan6082]

No . Rainbow shop , girl and father.

[@emreyazgan6082]

@Captain Clips only the seller can recognize that mask and the girl's mask depicts herself

[@asapluke]

@@emreyazgan6082 its a cool theory to think about but definitely not him nor his daughter. The timing doesnt make sense and they are not wealthy.

[@m.n.s.s2825]

@@emreyazgan6082 The Masked man who noded was clean shaved. You could see his Jaw a little beneath the mask. The costume shop owner had long Beard...

[@japg-iq8gk]

That chant forever haunts me when I hear it, this film is so good

[@nick_0]

haunts you? I find it deeply satisfying

[@dannyvu8304]

Kubrick pays homage to Beethoven in almost all of his films. I loved that he used Fidelio in this movie.

[@goodangel2571]

Most people are not aware it's a Beethoven symphony. I used to listen to Beethoven and draw .

[@danvu9812]

@@goodangel2571 It's a Beethoven opera...his one and only and a masterpiece it was. And Cruise referenced it during their conversation in the bar if viewers listened closely.

[@sizacocha8520]

Tom Cruise's best performance. Who would of thought he wasn't acting...

[@midnightm3060]

This isnt his best performance but it was important.

[@elquesiempreusas649]

Maybe a Pilot :D

[@midnightm3060]

@Jackie Striegel what is funny? Is there something that you want to say? Im sure you have watched it more than i have so i am very interested in your take on it. I have a more private opinion about it.

[@midnightm3060]

@@elquesiempreusas649 no, i forget the name of it but kidman was in that one as well. Been awhile since ive watched it. Far and away is what its called. But ive only watched both movies once or twice and it is only my perception.

[@Arch55567]

Did you ask him?

[@THEINVISIBLEWARRIORR]

The most creepy part of this film, is that occult societies like the one in the film exist and do those rituals all the time, so scary when you think about it

[@unpataunpata]

Except they use children

[@robmatijevich8910]

And their hold upon every inch of society is what’s most troubling. Every branch of government, entertainment, sports, corporate America is tainted by these Satanists. Even DOVE soap has a product line called “Rituals.”

[@michaelmelling9333]

@@robmatijevich8910 Not long ago, I was watching some youtube videos about the "left-hand path" (which are what devil worshipers are about) and I saw that at least one was being sponsored by a big name insurance company (I'm pretty sure it was All-State but not 100% sure).

[@davehshs651]

Even more scary are the not-so-occult societies of mainstream Christianity, which are hell-bent on forcing their rigid, unloving "morality" on all of society through the passage of repressive laws.

[@THEINVISIBLEWARRIORR]

eating sugar no papa Nice try

[@CaughtInTheLoop]

This is Kubrick's best movie in my opinion. An absolute masterpiece. The portrayal of secret societies is so dark and realistic at the same time. I am convinced that Kubrick wanted to show us what really happens behind the curtain. Also the score for this movie is so haunting that I can't watch this movie alone 😅 Amazing edit by the way. You're killing it every time :)

[@TheBeautyOf]

I agree with you!

[@Emy-fv5ny]

There is scene when they are in toy store. There were two old guys (who also appeared in the party) laughing holding a Teddy bear (which has a dark meaning) both of them walked away and the daughter of tom and nicole was following them looking back at her parents with a sad face as the two of them were arguing and not noticing that her daughter leaving...aaah😨😨

[@CaughtInTheLoop]

@@Emy-fv5ny Yes, I remember that scene. It's the last scene and I didn't even notice that until I watched an analysis a few months ago. This had me in shock. I think earlier in the scene you can also see a black buggy that might be a reference to "Rosemary's Baby". Kubrick is such a genius and there are so many hints in this movie, it's crazy.

[@rhythmoriented]

**most misinterpreted and , until recently, under interpreted**

[@AtticAurel]

The Movie adapts the novel "Traumnovelle" by Austrian writer Arthur Schnitzler, 1926. (Published in English as Dream Story or Rhapsody.)

[@kradomc]

The masked ball scene is the one of the most shocking, disturbing but equally beautiful and emotive piece of filmmaking ever produced. Kubrick was a genius!

[@JasonSaikaly4]

Every frame in this movie is a masterpiece. If Kubrick was alive today he wins all the best director of all these oscars years. I’ve watched this movie 23 times in my hole life and every time I watch it I realize something I hadn’t realized before (the same feeling I get when I watched 2001 a space odyssey) Eyes Wide Shut is one of the best movie of all time

[@alejandrogiron5058]

The sad thing is that this film touched powerful sensibilities, and that meant the death of Kubric.

[@AtticAurel]

The Movie adapts the novel "Traumnovelle" by Austrian writer Arthur Schnitzler, 1926. (Published in English as Dream Story or Rhapsody.)

[@celticprogeny1569]

The only problem with this movie is the title imo.

[@Real_SkyRipper]

haha you think Kubrick would win an oscar? lol the reason he never won one it's because he probably never wanted and refused to play the hollywood game, i still think Eyes wide shut is a exposing movie about that celebrity cult, i doubt i would be far from the truth if i said the guy in Red in this movie represents Weinstein and all the others in that position , and can only say this because of what we know now, so imagine all the other stuff we don't know.

[@Real_SkyRipper]

@Uncle Creepy everything in life is a waste, even if you go and cure cancer it was a waste, you never get time back, no amount of money can buy 1 second, we are all puppets for Death to play with.

[@dAdpool-lt2zh]

Eyes Wide Shut is a freaking masterpiece. Seems like I notice different things each time I watch it .

[@orestes67]

Fucking right. Wow. I thought I was the only one.

[@lc9183]

Been watching for 22 years and I feel the same.

[@dAdpool-lt2zh]

@@lc9183 it’s like art … really !

[@blaisetelfer8499]

The freakiest Uber ride I ever gave: I picked up a couple leaving a Scientology party at a massive compound deep in Bel Air. I didn't know it was a Scientology event until the guy mentioned it while arguing in the backseat with his girl, who was in a state of shock. They were both sweating profusely and tripping on some drug, which he claimed their drinks had been spiked with, and the woman was crying about getting raped by "all those guys" on a stage in the middle of a ballroom, "in front of everybody". Maybe the drugs were so powerful they imagined the whole thing, but after that, it's been hard to dismiss the supposed "conspiracy theories" about Hollywood.

[@Fruxaq]

Truth can be more insane then reality Never forget that in your life !

[@bnmbg731]

I was a Scientologist... I highly doubt that was a Scientology thing

[@blaisetelfer8499]

@@bnmbg731 high ranking members of Scientology in LA don't throw parties?

[@laidhotel728]

@@bnmbg731 Why did you left?

[@thetruthofmadness7911]

Nah bro it was probably real

[@captainicealvarado1677]

Such an underrated film from Kubrick. His greatest creation that no one has seen.

[@CaughtInTheLoop]

I agree. I think this is by far his best movie. There is so much hidden meaning behind this movie

[@norm-bb3bb]

@@CaughtInTheLoop It was also his last, so sad.

[@AtticAurel]

The Movie adapts the novel "Traumnovelle" by Austrian writer Arthur Schnitzler, 1926. (Published in English as Dream Story or Rhapsody.)

[@bradleewalsh8995]

That no one has seen? Do you know how many people talk about this film? You sound like a god damn film noob.

[@captainicealvarado1677]

@@bradleewalsh8995 lol, "film noob". I admit I was over exaggerating on that part. I never actually seen people talking about this film as much as "The Shining".

[@EWS7x]

Doubt is no longer allowed, Kubrick is a genius. The video pays tribute to him !

[@frompoupettotofemmedeguill6733]

Z0ZZ

[@UMLB]

I almost forgot how important this movie is

[@AtticAurel]

The Movie adapts the novel "Traumnovelle" by Austrian writer Arthur Schnitzler, 1926. (Published in English as Dream Story or Rhapsody.)

[@frankmerker630]

It’s wild how many concessions Kubrick had to make to get this film produced. I am greatly curious of what he would have made in an unadulterated vision

[@prodigym]

So dark and mysterious yet a true masterpiece from Kubrick. Almost felt like the first time seeing this! That sinister song is probably one of the greatest things from the movie. Great job!

[@AtticAurel]

The Movie adapts the novel "Traumnovelle" by Austrian writer Arthur Schnitzler, 1926. (Published in English as Dream Story or Rhapsody.)

[@margaretbuckley9309]

I AGREE TOTALLY BRILLIANT MOVIE VERY OVERPOWING AND HAUNTING BEAUTIFUL ❤❤

[@StsFiveOneLima]

@@AtticAurel Yeah, you've said that about eight times, here.

[@KutWrite]

I wonder what the lyrics say. They are backwards. Someone has likely analyzed them... or I guess I could.

[@omar90s91]

People talks about epstein, but what if there is hundreds of epstein's? Many powerful people that makes this things and we don't have a clue

[@pamcornejo9383]

:< this crossed my mind and you're probably right. It's like taking 1 cartel down and giving power to another.

[@user-yb8vr2ip2t]

We still have to get to the bottom of all that Epstein garbage. Then, we can go after the rest...

[@karku3fan]

@@user-yb8vr2ip2t Even if it takes a while, we have to leave a better world for our future generations.

[@annamae6021]

Jenna Jameson said recently actually. That Epstein was one of many.

[@srijanagrawal255]

@@user-yb8vr2ip2t the fact that we still have next to no info about that whole thing shows you how powerless we really are

[@dinab7852]

This movie is a masterpiece. One of the best movies ever made with one of the best cinematography ever! It's one of my favorite movies and I have seen it 20 times.

[@rA_99]

This song scares the shit out of me

[@simonandersen1974]

ME TOO!! 👀

[@oscarsucre9059]

I remember deeply the impression that movie left on me. Beyond the vanity of Cruise and angryness of Kidmann in that close-to-madness talking, there is a dark veil that surrounds the whole movie. Master Kubrick is telling a deep thing for those who have the eyes wide open...

[@mezmerized4lifejay654]

The sick elite of politics, banking & Hollywood etc

[@blessedevelyn339]

The same elite that incited this riot.

[@uguratacozdemir9877]

@@blessedevelyn339 they don't believe us, yet. Elite took everything he wanted in the past.

[@vivyoung1214]

They own it all we are fucked

[@vivyoung1214]

@@blessedevelyn339 yes soros paying for antifa you spot on buddy x

[@mezmerized4lifejay654]

@S Anna Not according to Q. Her arrest leads to other arrests. It's the 10th week of pain. So maybe more arrests or something big this week

[@anthillshapedbox7978]

Definitely Kubrick's most underrated film

[@dylancarl1438]

Yep. All of them are pretty underrated though.

[@eliasbonafe9236]

@@dylancarl1438 how are they underrated? I mean, 2001, FMJ, Dr. Strangelove are film that everyone knows at least by the name.

[@dylancarl1438]

@@eliasbonafe9236 they are underrated in the way that a main stream audience doesn’t appreciate as much as I think they should. None of Kubrick’s movies even break 8.5 on IMDb(although IMDb is kind of redundant).

[@TheKittydaw]

This is one of my favourite Kubrick films. I feel like this and Barry Lyndon are very underrated.

[@robertwilliams4682]

Same here. Before I got around to seeing this I always thought Lyndon was his best. Some people just don't have the patience for the pacing, but that is their loss. His more popular films, with the exception of 2001, are his weaker films.

[@Jboogie_81]

Lyndon was like a magazine of paintings so beautiful

[@tricko8000]

Robert Williams I love Eyes Wide Shut and Barry Lyndon but his more popular ones are masterpieces as well (The Shining, A Clockwork Orange, etc)

[@ThePlataf]

I have seen Barry Lyndon at least 200 times, always in total awe.

[@pmay222]

i delivered to the street scene set in pinewood studios when this film was being made..... i entered from behind the wooden hoardings straight into an american street, the road was tarmaced, the brickwork was SO realistic i had to walk up and touch it... it was made from latex... i didnt have camera phones then.. late 90's... but it felt like id stepped through a time portal from london to usa.... a great memory for me...

[@patrickbateman1540]

Did you happen to see tom cruise on set?

[@mohammadaminsarabi6207]

Kubrick's taste of music is perfect

[@DelightLovesMovies]

Eyes Wide Shut gets better and more beautiful with repeat viewings.

[@knurdyob]

One of the most underrated films of all time in my opinion. I'm glad it's slowly catching up with his other works in how the public perceives it.

[@MartinBustamanteSolares]

Amazing film and amazing tribute. A very subtle revelation in this film is Nick Nightingale. Bill’s old friend “Old Nick”. Could he have been the devil himself? Dressed in white in charge of the worship music as he was in heaven. The seemingly accidental temptation of Bill. “Fidelio” as a loyalty required by Bill. To enter the Sonata Cafe Bill mas descent into “Old Nick’s” territory. Bill did not arrive at the Masked Ball by accident. He was the guest of honor. Nothing is as it seems and there are no coincidences in Eyes Wide Shut as in all of Kubrick’s films.

[@jorgealbertoapoloacosta6159]

I'm afraid this film aged incredibly well.

[@Sesanoq]

unlike kubrick

[@user-ly4vt3nb7i]

Greatest!!! My Favorite Movie!!!! Bravo, Kubrick!!! 🕯🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏👏

[@lonewolfmcquade8879]

This film is a MASTERPIECE the only Kubrick film got to see in the theater. The scene after he gets revealed in the mansion is 1 of the main Horrorfing scenes in movie history and the angles of his shots are just perfection. I always catch something I missed every time I view it and the organ music when he goes back to the mansion is BRILLIANT how it plays in the background from that point on Stanley Kubrick RIP 🙏

[@TheonlyrealMod]

The best Kubrick movie all his talents over the years brought into one masterpiece with an original story and an amazing set 10/10

[@julioquinones2039]

The movie is a Masterpiece... And so is this clip... My God, I've never seen the dark enchantment of this film better explained. It only needed the conceptual title "The beauty of..." and this montage with the bewitching music. Thank you for such a fine experience. A Kubrick fan from Puerto Rico.

[@Franco_23]

The atmosphere and symbolisms of that ultimate jewel of Kubrick can only make you marvel at the high level of perfection. This single scene is an amazing fusion of tension and suspense that can barely

[@fideliumcrux]

This masterpiece is Stanley Kubrick's testament : "He who has ears, let him hear" (Mt 11,15)

[@Mcgif21]

He who has eyes let them see, or let them be wide shut.

[@MathhewDavid]

I watched this movie for the first time on LSD a month ago. It literally gave me secrets of our world, and how people of power utilize and manipulate this law of divination, through money sex and illumination. The masquerade scene really freaked me out. I can’t even put into words what was going through my head all I know is I went into a trip so deep that I really didn’t think I was going to be able to come out of it, even when the drug wore off. Thanks, Eyes Wide Shut.

[@gonzaloramirez262]

Omg

[@KR-kf7fy]

You don't need drugs to figure that out.

[@pcm1011]

On my first trip I watched this movie and had pretty much the same experience, good to see it got to someone else

[@magicman3163]

The CIA literally tested LSD to make sure it made people stupid,decades before it became a mainstream drug😊

[@MathhewDavid]

@@magicman3163 stupid? I don’t think so. Mentally insane ? Perhaps yes.

[@Kuspecibasi]

Kubrick is a visual genious. This movie is perfect in every sense. And it incorporates lots of mysterious elements and hidden details. Very satisfying for sophisticated viewers. And you can see flawless usage of lights and lantern.

[@grafslo4453]

a masterpiece of Kubrick , scary music , scary atmosphere ...10/10

[@michaelgeorge1737]

Actually every single shot of this almost 3h movie is so beautiful it would deserve to be included in the video

[@jackfahy2283]

The infamous house scene was filmed in a Rothschild mansion in England might I add. Loved the video aswell was well put together.

[@shanesantos5625]

It was a mansion in Poland !

[@denishrg9843]

"Rothschild" how fitting...

[@edennis8578]

The mansion ritual stuff was filmed in Highclere Castle, the same place where Downton Abbey was made. The Sun did an article about it.

[@empireman1077]

@@shanesantos5625 not Hungary 👀🎻👄

[@rokasdobrovolskis]

@@edennis8578 Not the same place. Get your facts right. Eyes Wide Shut was filmed in Mentmore Towers.

[@abpob6052]

Fantastic movie. Kidman is stunning in this.

[@MiguelRCSConta]

Amazing movie. I always thought that it was Kubrick's best work.

[@daninbox]

I wish Kubrick could have finished his cut of this. But I REALLY wish he could have made Napoleon.

[@roberthipolito1351]

Aryan Papers & AI

[@Voyevoda9]

The guy who did the final cut- Leon Vitaly- did as close of a cut as Kubrick's as possible. They worked together on his films super closely for 20+ years so Leon knew how Kubrick would want it

[@atomicsmith]

I was just saying this the other day. Barry Lyndon is like a tease of what could have been...

[@daninbox]

@@atomicsmith I think about it too often Adam.

[@lxuaes6915]

I heard thirty minutes were removed from the film, and, it may be just me, but I feel the film is missing a huge narrative element. I feel something important was taken out. Maybe it was something that he “powers that be” didn’t approve of.

[@johnfkeating]

Truth is stranger than fiction..... time to wake up sleepy heads...... The Great Awakening

[@nebojsasavic6262]

You summed up exactly what the film is really about imo

[@OcultaManu]

You are a bit off there.. it is called the apocalypse and it actually means, great unveiling

[@char4him99]

I believe this movie is truth not hiding but in plain sight. I think I read where there were a couple of scenes that disappeared and of course Kubrick died about the same time. Very scary.

[@cicicovington1414]

@johnkeating ur comment is 💯 but it will go over so many of their heads...

[@johnfkeating]

CiCi Covington I know My awesome sister. Their brains must be cracked. Little things just start with a splinter.... the people must be shown the truth and even then as our favorite Anon says 6-8% won’t wake. WWG1WGA

[@stevepotocin9501]

Kubrick's masterpiece.

[@burnem10001]

scariest soundtrack ever !

[@canaanclb]

Amazing how a soundtrack so simple can sound so menacing. Jaws also comes to mind.

[@piercemansfield7362]

If the movie used this score more, it would be much better, these images with this score alone give an intangible feeling that is essential to Kubrick and you can finally see what he was going for.

[@sanjayvaidya4925]

Saw it again last night after decades. Brilliant.

[@isblaka]

you know that creepy talk is a Romanian sermon played backwards

[@dharmaram7527]

Lakatos Petru Interesting. The occult worship duality, a mirroring of light and dark. Forwards and backwards.

[@leonardc1303]

Lakatos Petru Really. I just posted my question about what that was. Interesting it is so prominent in the video. Thanks for the info. Those Romanians... they sure know how to have a good time.

[@fabienmarquet7858]

what's he saying ?

[@iknowherstarsign]

@@fabienmarquet7858 the song id basically a prayer towards Jesus and as a Romanian,these kind of songs are used exclusively to worship Jesus in our Orthodox Church (even tho it's creepy asf reversed).

[@SCARLATE666]

@@fabienmarquet7858 John 13:34-35, A new commandment I give to you, "that you love one another"

[@christianfriedric]

I love all the little lights

[@Bobbychristopher]

I watch every Christmas

[@dondon98]

Christmas?

[@joedoe8780]

For the yearly rebirth of the son (that represents jesus and countless other deities in other religions)?

[@nc-nb1ez]

With satan i mean santa 😉

[@carolinas1792]

Lol. Christmas movie...

[@beepo6865]

Love this movie . Original and very deep. It was truly terrifying in parts more than any slasher flick.

[@ThatGuyEclipz330]

Still one of my favorite "nuanced" movie of all time! The layers of subtext are what did it for me tbh

[@marcyvard1194]

L'incompris de Sir Stanley. Farce macabre sur l'autre côté du miroir... Une traversée des apparences qui signe l'admirable testament d'un génie. Beau montage et bel hommage.

[@olee8268]

Maybe the best film ever made

[@Guillotines_For_Globalists]

I want to know more about the deleted scenes of this movie following Kubrick's death. The whole ORGY scene just didn't make sense in regards to why they would want to kill someone for stumbling in upon an ordinary orgy with consenting adults. I've heard rumors that there were elements of pedofilia and/or sacrifice of adults or children that was eliminated from the release of this film, which would make more sense why they would be willing to kill someone who happened to see that and who wasn't invited nor part of the "cult."

[@wampXs]

While there's no doubt the original scene would give more context, I think the cut we got makes it as unsettling. The fact that they must kill people who witness or disturb the cult, despite them being "consenting adults", leads us to believe something far more sinister was happening, and we saw all of it. The mind fills the blanks... Plus, Milich's daughter does know about the cult... That should say all we need to know.

[@thomasblagden4893]

⁠@@wampXsHow can you tell that Milich's daughter was aware of the existence of the cult?

[@tq5589]

or maybe he revealed who are the people behind the masks

[@Guillotines_For_Globalists]

@@tq5589 Any they shut him up?

[@tonitolic4524]

One of the strangest and most enigmatic movies ever made

[@michaeljmobley]

I know most will focus on the subject matter of this movie, but the cinematography is astounding. All the Christmas lights everywhere really pop.

[@dbchoobie1924]

Reminds me of taxi driver and the shinning at times.

[@canadude6401]

The ending scene where Bill and Alice filming style reminds me of Delbert Grady and Jack Torrance in the bathroom facing each other and the serious dialogue.

[@berkany.476]

It is more like After Hours by Scorsese

[@eriksatie9743]

La Belleza de Stanley Kubrick y todas, absolutamente todas, sus películas. Saludos desde Chile.

[@EQOAnostalgia]

I love how everyone tried to act like their favorite director or writer was "warning us" when we have film, after film, after film of these so called "warnings" they aren't "warning" us... they are laughing at us. BIG difference. We're going to see who has the last laugh. We are in the last days.

[@t.kahraba763]

True.. They don't give a fuck about any if us, in fact they are just mentally harassing us and laughing at us because we're all assuming all kinds of things about them

[@SAMSARALIVEEEEEE]

They’re taunting what they know. I’d love to partake in these parties

[@frankmerker630]

my favorite christmas movie

[@adamlewis9250]

THE BEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME - end of story.

[@lazycalm41]

I worked on some of the sets and props for this film ( which went on for what felt like an eternity !) with constant changes from Kubrick and last minute re shoots. Apparently Tom Cruise at one point stormed off set , swearing and had to be coaxed out of his trailer to return to set as he was furious at Stanley. It was the scene where he walks up to the Rainbow fancy dress hire shop and rings the bell ( I designed and made the shop signage) It was a weird experience as we were not really aware of what this movie was about till the 11th hour. Good memories though.

[@TheBeautyOf]

Thank you for sharing your story!

[@patrickbateman1540]

Do you have any idea if the movie is about exposing the world elites with torturing and sacrificing people to baphomet?What else did you see on set that made you feel weird?

[@lazycalm41]

@@patrickbateman1540 All I can comment on is Kubricks obsession with....what to most of us...would be pointless details. I re made 1 or 2 props several times in different versions and they appear on screen for 1 or 2 seconds in the background. All the nighttime streets scenes were filmed in central London so we had to spend much time and care in making it look like a US street.

[@markblunck2692]

The production was 13 months long. Apparently the longest in film history with actors. 2001 production began in December 1965 and lasted to early 1968. But much of that time was spent on special effects. I believe the scenes with actors were completed by May/June of 1966.

[@2lefty346]

This masterpiece film is forever in my top 5 all time films! Bravo sir. 🖤

[@binli8326]

One of the most beautiful movie I have ever watched.

[@efrainpp9657]

Excellent cinematography.

[@asdrubalperez1507]

Strange resemblance of what is being uncovered today..

[@mosestrevino4515]

This film will rattle your bones and make your knees shake.

[@satyarthsingh2276]

My favourite Kubrick film!

[@borinacalzetta1394]

Legend and Timeless Cast of Eyes Wide Shut

[@jelenastojanovic5984]

All the women in this excellent movie are red haired, and for a reason. When I realised that I started a search, discovered a bunch of scary, most interesting things, symbols and hidden messages, found some answers to my curiousity and it led me to never stop rediscovering this masterpiece! I could watch it a bilion times and it would blow my mind every single time! Thank you S. K.!!!

[@BlaBla-nd3uu]

Jelena Stojanovic can u explain bt red hairs? pls pls pls

[@jelenastojanovic5984]

@@BlaBla-nd3uu mediamonarchy.com/eyes-wide-shut-decoded-part-3/ Read this text but find the first two parts, it's rather interesting

[@sandippaul468]

I watched this movie with my family in a vacation.

[@skxlter5747]

That ending really makes you wonder it was all real ...

[@nebojsasavic6262]

I have never seen more intriguing film. One of my favs. Great job as always with the shots and editing m8

[@gwesleycrow]

The stupid misinterpretations of this brilliant, unfortunately, final masterpiece by Stanley Kubrick, never cease to drop my jaw. I remember even reading negative comments from critics I generally admire, like Louis Menand, talking about Kubrick's "misfire" with the orgy scene in "Eyes Wide Shut," declaring that there was nothing erotic about it. Apparently, it never occurred to Mr. Menand that it was never Kubrick's intention for that scene to be erotic in any conventional sense of the word. In fact, the entire film can be viewed as a much more mature and artistically crafted reworking of Kubrick's first feature film, "Fear and Desire," but with the emphasis on fear.

[@diallobanksmusic]

This movie is such a weird and bizarre but poetic masterpiece.

[@dwaynesbadchemicals]

I love this piece by Jocelyn Pook.

[@johnnyzeee5215]

The Kubrick themes of alienation of self, and breakdown of society and humanity, explored to artistic perfection.

[@AaronQ1222]

The thing I like the most about this movie is that it has the same sort of uncomfort as these cults do that drive people away from them, whilst attracting to and appealing of this sort of esoteric, echelonesque desire. A psychological yearning for something that transcends the mediocrity of everyday life.

[@ersinekinci1539]

The last film from great master Kubrick!👈👍👏

[@chermebrownsauce8049]

this film still intrigues me so much! every time I watch it, I spend the whole week thinking about it, its so deep and symbolic love everything about it, true masterpiece. just to imagine all the secrecy in out elites, thats more scary than any horror movie

[@Ramzykerou]

If Kubrick added another movie after eyes wide shut it will be the greatest ever the man reached maturity, passion and God level in cinematography & filmmaking .

[@julianperez7005]

I wish we could see the 20 minutes that was cut off and the Stanley has to pay with his life for.

[@damienf5006]

Yeah

[@MrSilvaworks]

Is there a director's cut?

[@04dram04]

The actors should know whats in those scene s

[@damienf5006]

04dram04 yeah but recently I heard that this is fake and there is no cut off

[@6900pilot]

If Hollywood was so worried about it why would they have released the film at all rather than cutting out certain scenes??? I'd love to see the parts that were cut out.

[@jeffwads]

One of my favorite films. You have done an incredible job showing the essence of it.

[@brainwaiver1]

Watching this many years ago was one of the scariest movies I'd ever seen. Ever.

[@learningwithignacio4862]

Your channel is absolutely beautiful, thanks for the work and dedication. Ive almost seen all your video compilations, my personal favorites are the Breaking Bad, Game of Thrones and this one videos, thanks again and do not give up showing the beauty in filmography

[@lightworker1065]

great editing this film is a unique composition of mind games and feelings and he is simply underestimated in many ways.

[@yannickhenry6750]

Hats off to this piece of editing!

[@syedaambarinquadiry1339]

One of the my fav movies of stanley kubrick

[@anamariaagra396]

Very good and well selected scenes. I really liked this Kubrick movie. I think photography is important in a film. Congratulations!

[@mrpink7773]

Oh my god yessss!!!! One of my favorite films of all time! God I love this channel!!! You should do Kubricks Lolita next

[@walterwhite9635]

Weird and amazing at the same time

[@baronvg]

I was an ignorant 20 year old when this movie came out. I was young, inexperienced in life and looking to just get some titillation from this movie. But I sat there in the theatre for the full 2.5 hours and was enthralled the entire time. I literally never took my eyes off the screen (not even to look at my watch! Lol). What a mesmerizing movie and one that I still watch every now and again and quote and think of to this day, more than 20 years later.