What is the message that Director Stanley Kubrick of the film industry repeatedly woven into the movie?

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Movie of Kubrick is as impressive as a picture that is very beautiful and impactable as one piece of photograph. But that's not all. A movie is a thing that conveys various messages to audiences through the screen. However, Kubrick's film tells audiences a unique message from other films, unique to the film.


For example,Barry LyndonKubrick frequently uses a technique to zoom in and out without moving the camera. It creates an effect as if the characters are trapped in paintings of the 18th century and gives the audience an image that Barry can not escape from the blocked society.


Also, in the scene where Wendy confined Jack in "Shining", the camera is set to look up from the bottom of Jack and gives an image looking up from the bottom of hell with the Jack attacked by insanity. The audience looking up at Jack from the bottom, like Wendy, is put in the position of "the side who fears Jack."


The scene where the thrown bone overlaps with the spacecraft, which is too impressive in the "2001 space journey", was in almost the same state as the monkey. "Bone", the first weapon of mankind, is a "spaceship" And gives the image that the spaceship which is the crystal of civilization is also a weapon.


Kubrick once said in an interview that when asked, "What did you want to tell in this movie?", He said, "If it can be said with the mouth, I will not tell it in the movies." Kubrick thought that Kubrick himself "can only express in movies", and we have no choice but to read a message by watching a movie.


"Kubrick is a movie director who works with the most sophisticated techniques, and at the same time was a philosopher, and when we watch Kubrick's movies, we have to think hard to read the message in the movie "Marc Lapadura, professor of film science at Yale University, said that.


Kubrick's movie is not a language, it is also characterized by a lot of information to convey by picture. In "2001 Space Trip", Dr. Floyd was in the process, but despite heading towards "Moon Krabius Base", it was influenced by his phrase "heading towards Krabius" and was heading for Planet Krabius There appeared a person who misunderstood. One thing is that Kubrick himself talks to Maurice Love's in talks with the book "Making of · 2001 journey of space"It is included in.


Kubrick criticized the viewer too much depending on language information and said that the child who saw the 2001 journey of the universe has correctly recognized that Dr. Floyd went to the moon. When Kubrick asked the child "Why did you think Dr. Floyd went to the moon?", The child said that "Because the moon came out".


Kubrick delivers various messages in addition to footage, but also with music, but he was taking the stance of "words belong to the characters' subjectivity". Therefore, in order to read and understand Kubrick's movies, it is basically to think and think about images.


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We use bilaterally symmetrical images heavily. This makes the audience feel strongly artificial eeriness and fear.


However, Kubrick's movies are also characterized by very beautiful screens. A very terrible story is drawn in "Shining" or "Clockwork Orange", whereas the image is a beauty that learns the impression, so the audience will be attacked by a somewhat non-moral sense I will.


The image of the true circle drawn in "2001 Space Journey" evokes the mystery of the universe and awful feelings for the civilization which has developed too much.


Also, the characters of heterogeneous costumes frequently appearing in Kubrick's works intensify the impression of unrealistic and dazzle the brains of the audience.


The film of Kubrick has a very cold image, and warm images are excluded from beautiful screens. This makes you feel beauty in artificial wild counter-electrode.


It is thought that we are paying attention so that we can appreciate a movie objectively without giving unnecessarily warm feelings to the audience, eliminating "warmth" that leads to a sense of affinity.


Techniques that display wide screens with wide-angle lenses are also frequently seen in Kubrick work. Kubrick calculated that the wide screen gives the impression that we are actually seeing the sight and is suitable for conveying a lot of information.


A light source appears in the screen "Practical WritingKubrick thought it was necessary for the audience to concentrate on the picture in the screen.


Kubrick calculates all the placement, exercise, light, background etc. of objects in the screen, and it creates perfect screens.


Kubrick is said to have conveyed a message not related to the story through the movie. As an example, "Shining" is meant to be "the landing of the moon landing Apollo 11". Danny's coming sweater is drawn Apollo 11 ... ...


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The room number is "237" which reminds me the distance "237,000 miles" between the moon and the earth, and so on.


Kubrick's movie is too open, allowing you to create so many interpretations. Therefore, there are also interpretations that seems to be quite controversial.


Also, Kubrick is strongly influenced by Nietzsche.


Kubrick frequently uses eternal regression and infinite images, repeated images on every scene of the movie ......


A motif suggesting infinity will appear.


In "Shining" let me imagine Jack's reincarnation, the previous life flash back to the screen many times.


In '2001 journey of the universe' it is suggested that highly developed humans also repeat the same behavior as monkeys.


Mr. Marc said, "Many film directors grow characters in movies, that is, the characters grow in the story, and at the beginning and end they are often different people, but , As soon as the Kubrick work finishes the story, the characters go back to their origins and go around and return. "


Black humor in common with Kubrick works also strongly attracts the audience.


Sometimes we stepped into a strong religious taboo ......


In "Clockwork Orange", characters will be barbaric while singing.


The war is also the theme Kubrick has devised a strong sense of humor. The last of all kinds of sarcastic "full metal jacket" is a scene where soldiers who march on the battlefield chorche "Mickey Mouse March."


In addition, Kubrick's work strongly depicts the dark side of society, civilization, and human existence itself. "Shining" "Dr. Unusual Affection"There is little hope for some works, such as" Full Metal Jacket "and" Barry Lyndon ", and we will plant a miserable image on the audience by absurd violence and sexual depiction.


"Assault"2001 journey of space" is also a story of self destruction, "says Marc.


Although it is Kubrick who is depicting the cruel side of human beings, it has never been a human dislikes. Kubrick's own words "I believe in human progress and potential ability" tells it.


Kubrick was not a human dislike, it just did not issue "false but easy-to-accept answers" to humans and society.


Kubrick work tells us "unwilling to accept" messages, but there should be something that we can see by looking at reality rather than illusions, without keeping an eye on it. Some hope will come out of works that seem miserable.


In "Shining" eventually Wendy and Danny escape Jack's hand ......


The cynical ending of "full metal jacket" evokes the human-like feeling inside us.


Kubrick's word "Even if we are in the vast darkness, we should emit lights themselves" is the theme common to the entire Kubrick work.


"Although Kubrick's works send a message in several dimensions even if it is a single work, it is a Kubrick work that is sometimes felt to be incomprehensible, but repeatedly repeating the same message repeatedly when analyzing firmly He was making a movie of so many genres as a means to do it. "