Eyes Wide Shut
Drama • R • 1999 • 2 hr 39 min
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This movie is not for the faint of heart but Kubrick’s last film is well worth the watch. And you’ll be thinking about it long after it ends
Kubrick’s swan song is an intricate tapestry of love, sex, lies, and deceit. It may not be perfect, but it is expertly crafted, nonetheless.
Only Kubrick could disrespect me like this and make me give him 3 stars. We need to clone him.
Sexy, scary and wonderfully designed. Bill can’t escape the lust (good or bad). Kidman was directed too slow on dialogue. Dynamic coloring.
Perhaps Kubrick’s most contested film. Many will claim it’s an incomprehensible orgy of gratuity. I’d argue it’s a tale of insecurity.
realmente incrivel. esse filme do kubrick, foi o ultimo dele. esse filme n é de ficção e nem nada disso. kubrick nos mostrou a realidade dle
everything about this movie is perfect, the script, the acting, the shots, the aesthetics. so rewatchable. the lighting is my fav part
Watch this film after midnight, and join Tom Cruise in his dark, winding odyssey.
Stanley Kubrick’s last film. It is rather controversial, but I would highly recommend it. Very thought provoking and visually appealing.
Only sequel I need right here. Need more. Nowwwwww
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