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Bookmark or Share- Which "Kubrick Stare" is your favorite? : r/StanleyKubrick - RedditVincent's Kubrick Stare supremacy. I honestly prefer Alex’s stare from Clockwork orange. It may be since I have more history with clockwork than any other Kubrick film, but whenever asked a question in which I could answer “clockwork orange” I’ll always choose it. I have a unhealthy bias towards that film.
- [Serious, though a little vague] What is it about the Kubrick zoom ...Whether it is the many slow picturesque zooms of Barry Lyndon, the quick zoom to Redrum or the slow unsettling zoom to Jack's Kubrick stare in The Shining, the quick zoom to the naked Masked Woman in Eyes Wide Shut, the quick zoom shot of the Sniper shot in Full Metal Jacket, (was there a zoom in 2001: A Space Odyssey, apart from the discrete ...
- The Kubrick Stare . [ Usually used in most Stanley Kubrick ... - RedditThe stare has its name because the combination of pose, expression, camera movement, etc was a signature technique of Kubrick to quickly establish that a character is evil and/or crazy in some way. Films that use this are usually doing it specifically styled after Kubrick's use of it and for the same reasons, hence the name.
- Kubrick stare : r/Dexter - RedditDexter s1e10 54 minute mark using the wide angle shot (Kubrick) to show Dexter walking to room 103 might be one of the best scenes in cinematic…
- What Was the First Use of the “Kubrick Stare?” - RedditKubrick did not invent "the stare". It was first used by Alfred Hitchcock in the 1960 film Psycho. https ...
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