Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures (Jan Harlan, 2001)
I wish I had seen this before the Docs Countdown, because it would have definitely made my list. I think pretty much everyone here knows how I feel about Stanley Kubrick and I think this is a very good insight on his work and life.
It still doesn't top Frederic Raphael's book Eyes Wide Open because it could dig deeper into what was most fascinating about Kubrick: his mind and way of thinking, but it's amazingly enlightening! The almost 2 and half hours just went flying watching this!
Calling him the most brilliant mind who ever looked into a camera is almost underrating him and I just wished he was alive and still producing masterpieces!
I wish I had seen this before the Docs Countdown, because it would have definitely made my list. I think pretty much everyone here knows how I feel about Stanley Kubrick and I think this is a very good insight on his work and life.
It still doesn't top Frederic Raphael's book Eyes Wide Open because it could dig deeper into what was most fascinating about Kubrick: his mind and way of thinking, but it's amazingly enlightening! The almost 2 and half hours just went flying watching this!
Calling him the most brilliant mind who ever looked into a camera is almost underrating him and I just wished he was alive and still producing masterpieces!