Barry Lyndon
Drama • PG • 1975 • 3 hr 8 min
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A visual feast. A triumph of craft, even though it’s kind of dead behind the eyes. Pretty, but don’t expect it to make you feel anything.
Slow but I did end up enjoying it. Memorable characters and a despicable lead. Very beautifully shot as expected.
It has a slow pace, but the main character and the cinematography are so good that it keeps you invested.
My all time favourite, slow burn, slow paced, intense climax, gorgeous cinematography.
Beautiful like an old painting. The fall of the good man into corruption. A must watch.
Every single shot is masterfully composed. As a period piece it’s believable. O’Neal gives up on the Irish accent pretty quick
Possibly the most gorgeous picture ever constructed; Kubrick proves to be an inimitable cinematographer yet again.
A brilliant, brilliant film. Funny, touching, beautiful, it has it all. Kubrick's most emotional film and very possibly his best work.
Some of the most beautiful visuals to be put on screen ever. A little slow but if you’re a Kubrick fan you’re probably used to it
I watched it more than one time, funny, love and war!
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