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The shining (1980) Directed by Stanley Kubrick
The Shining was the film that really got me interested in the style of Stanley Kubrick, an example of what I think sets this apart from some of Stanley Kubrick's other films is that combining the common ambiguities of a Stanley Kubrick film with very well used horror film tropes makes any spectator very engaged and want to know the answers to the questions that are open to interpretation.Item 2:
A clockwork orange (2000) Directed by Stanley Kubrick
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Full metal jacket (1987) Directed by Stanley Kubrick .
Internet.Item 4:
Billson, A. (2016) The shining has lost its shine – Kubrick was slumming it in a genre he despised. Available at: https://www.theguardian.com/film/2016/oct/27/stanley-kubrick-shining-stephen-king?utm_term=Autofeed&CMP=fb_a-film_b-gdnfilm#link_time=1477578633/
A very recent example of the reputation and general consensus of The Shining with some fans of Stephen King. It provides negative but legitimate views on the film which sum up how divisive Stanley Kubrick's The Shining is.Item 5:
Grozdanovic, N. (2014) 15 most Dehumanizing moments in Stanley Kubrick’s films. Available at: http://whatculture.com/film/15-dehumanizing-moments-stanley-kubricks-films/
However different all of Stanley Kubrick's films are, they all share a common theme of dehumanization and analyse the human condition under different hidden struggles. Some of the most profound moments of his films stem from this theme.Item 6:
Williams, B. and more, S. (2013) The shining: Does Stephen king’s novel answer Stanley Kubrick’s riddle? Available at: http://whatculture.com/film/shining-stephen-kings-novel-answer-stanley-kubricks-riddle/
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Lappin, S. (2013) 8 jaw-dropping movie scenes that define Stanley Kubrick. Available at: http://whatculture.com/film/8-jaw-dropping-movie-scenes-that-define-stanley-kubrick/
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Clark, D. (2013) 10 giant unanswered questions posed by Stanley Kubrick’s movies. Available at: http://whatculture.com/film/10-giant-unanswered-questions-posed-by-stanley-kubricks-movies/
Trudel, L.C. (2016) The 10 best Kubrickian films not by Stanley Kubrick. Available at: http://www.tasteofcinema.com/2016/the-10-best-kubrickian-films-not-by-stanley-kubrick
This article extracts Stanley Kubrick's most key features and shows how they influence films made today and the films on this list best capture the style of Kubrick. Sometimes in order to mimick another artist you have to see someone else do it so one can make comparissons and see what the mimic artist is doing different.Item 10:
Lussier, B. (2015) 15 things that Stanley Kubrick can teach you about filmmaking. Available at: http://www.tasteofcinema.com/2015/15-things-that-stanley-kubrick-can-teach-you-about-filmmaking/
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Beggs, S. (2012) 6 filmmaking tips from Stanley Kubrick. Available at: https://filmschoolrejects.com/6-filmmaking-tips-from-stanley-kubrick-f34dfbf2289a
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Morrow, J. (2016) Get inspired by Stanley Kubrick’s rare ‘notes on filmmaking’. Available at: http://nofilmschool.com/2016/03/stanley-kubricks-notes-film-give-insight-mind-master
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*, N. (2011) Stanley Kubrick’s legendary film techniques. Available at: http://www.lavideofilmmaker.com/filmmaking/stanley-kubrick-film-techniques.html
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Danko, M. (2013) 12 Stanley Kubrick strategies for perfecting a film. Available at: http://mentalfloss.com/article/53389/12-stanley-kubrick-strategies-perfecting-film
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Kahler, N. (2013) Stanley Kubrick and satire: Comedic takes on grim social issues. Available at: http://the-artifice.com/stanley-kubrick-and-satire-comedic-takes-on-grim-social-issues
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Antunes, J. (2015) From Kubrick to Anderson: One-Point perspective by Jose Antunes. Available at: http://www.provideocoalition.com/from-kubrick-to-anderson-one-point-perspective/
Books and Magazine Articles.
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Olson, D. (ed.) (2015) Studies in the horror film: Stanley kubrick’s the shining. United States: Centipede Press.
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Walker, A., Taylor, S. and Ruchti, U. (2000) Stanley Kubrick, director: A visual analysis. New York: Norton, W. W. & Company.
Item 19: Nichols, B. (2011) Introduction to film studies. Edited by Jill Nelmes. 4th edn. London, [England]: Routledge.
Item 19: Nichols, B. (2011) Introduction to film studies. Edited by Jill Nelmes. 4th edn. London, [England]: Routledge.
Item 20:Mayersberg, P. (1981) ‘The Overlook Hotel’, Sight and Sound pp. 54–57.
Videos And Documentaries.
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The Dom (2015) The shining, lost in adaptation ~ the Dom. Available at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ic924DCG6KU
A comedic but detailed comparison between the book and the film of The Shining, this is a source that I would potentially reject as it is more of a piece of entertainment and might not have enough information to be useful, but its a good resource for anyone who hasn't read the book.Item 22:
Room 237 (2012) Directed by Rodney Ascher .
Room 237 is a documentary about the most common various interpretations of the shining including the conspiracy theories that Stanley Kubrick staged the moon landing and the ties to native American history
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