LAMBs in the Director's Chair
Event #8 starring Stanley Kubrick
June 8th to 10th of 2010
Hi, hi, hi there! At last, we meet. Our brief govoreet through the letter hole was not, shall we say, satisfactory, yes? To what do I owe the extreme pleasure of this surprising visit?What else could be more fitting of an introduction the second day of the Stanley Kubrick blogathon then a couple of quotes from A Clockwork Orange? The famous 1971 film starring Malcolm McDowell is the feature presentation for today along with a few sideline performances that are equally as entertaining and interesting. I must admit that the list of articles for today is short, but still holds an equal amount of importance with all of the other lists of articles that are included in the Director’s Chair series. Shall we begin with an oldie, but goodie? Jumping back to the year of 1956, we find Mr. Kubrick in his late twenties and working on his third feature length film. The Killing is not the first movie I think of when I hear his name. However, the film made such a strong impression with it was released that it encouraged actor and producer Kirk Douglas to track down Kubrick in order to collaborate on a film. Their co-production, Paths of Glory, was released the following year.
Here is a brief review of The Killing...
- Cinemascope (review)
- Gore Girl's Dungeon (review)
- Fandango Groovers (editorial / review)
- Let's Not Talk About Movies (editorial)
- Exodus 8:2 (Spanish review)
- Top 10 Films (review)
- Cut the Crap Movie Reviews (review)
- Flickering Myth (review)
- The Incredible Suit (editorial)
- Exodus 8:2 (review)
- Foolish Blatherings (review)