Archive for tag: Stanley Kubrick

“Breaking new ground has always been in the medium itself” – An Interview With Douglas Trumbull

11 February, 2012 (02:42) | by Sean Axmaker, Industry, Interviews, Science Fiction, Technology | By: Sean Axmaker

On Saturday, February 11, Douglas Trumbull will receive the Gordon E. Sawyer Award from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for his contributions to the technology of the industry. Trumbull has over a dozen patents in his name, and developed or improved upon many of the filmmaking techniques that are standard in today’s [...]

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The “Barry Lyndon” Conspiracy!

31 May, 2011 (23:59) | Blu-ray, by Sean Axmaker, DVD, Essays, Movie Controversies | By: Sean Axmaker

The works of Stanley Kubrick never failed to generate debate and, at times, deep-seeded controversy when they arrived in theaters, so it’s no surprise that they have generated almost as much debate (though for entirely different reasons) in their home video releases. Kubrick was a perfectionist in all areas of his filmmaking, including presentation, the [...]

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Why Is This Film Called “Birth”?: Investigating Jonathan Glazer’s Mystery of the Heart

27 October, 2008 (00:15) | by Robert C. Cumbow, Directors, Essays, Film Reviews | By: Robert C. Cumbow

[Editor's Note: The House Next Door is currently reissuing a series of articles developed at 24LiesASecond, a now-defunct platform for provocative criticism with an underdog bite. Author Robert C. Cumbow is a member of the Parallax View collective and his essays are being published simultaneously on Parallax View. The essay below was first published on [...]

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