Ok, so its pretty obvious that the CIA killed him while he was making "Eyes Wide Shut", so he never really "finished" it, even though it was released.
Kubrick left 5D puzzle pieces in all his films, especially,
- 2001 A Space Odyssey - Eyes Wide Shut - The Shining - Lolita
Room 237 is a documentary that explains the hundreds of puzzle pieces of "The Shining", which is probably his most complex movie, including the deep subtext of the film PEDOPHILIA/ABUSE, THE HOLOCAUST, THE APOLLO 11 MOON LANDING and much more.
His wife also said he had a deep depression regarding the "holocaust".
I feel like theres a lot of hidden answers we can find in his movies even though people have already looked for many years, theres much to find
Chase Bennett
They killed him because they knew what he was doing.
>exposing them in a very subtle and complex way
Jeremiah Gonzalez
Dumb shit. If you want to expose someone, you do it and bang.
Eli Peterson
Or: Was he helping expose them or help craft a subtle form of subconscious programming for the things the elite do in order to "tell" the public, but only to make these things seem like fiction, thus hiding the truth behind a smokescreen?
Zachary Jackson
In the documentary, they mention that Kubrick studied books regarding subconscious programming in the same way commercials do.
Kubrick apparently spent a very long time studying it before he made The Shining.
Jacob Long
wouldnt even surprise me, such a shame he has been killed he was a genius
Ryan Evans
His IQ was estimated at 200. You can find info on it online.
Easton Gonzalez
moar ?
Mason Ramirez
Go through this whole thing, starting from part 3, they're short and include screenshots. Shows you how complex everything really is.
However, if you want a variety of different things watch Room 237 (the full documentary) in the original post.
Watch any movie of his that you haven't watched already...
Austin Collins
Dude I've solved 5d puzzles before. This Stanley Kubrick stuff is either 10D or autistic gibberish.
Jonathan Gomez
He had an extreme case of OCD, he was known for it and apparently later became depressed. Everything in his films from set design to props, all carefully picked and placed.
He had Jack Nicholson repeat the scene where hes threatening to bash his wife's brains in over a hundred times to drive Jack insane in real life so that the take would be perfect.
And apparently he psychologically abused Shelley Duvall during film so he could put her into the state he wanted and she needed psychiatric treatment after the filming was done. She said working with Kubrick was the worst experience of her life. She is totally insane nowadays too, a total nutjob.
Oliver Young
He probably went to a few parties for that kind of shit He was largely famous and held as one of the best on the planet do the upper echelon definitely invited him to lots of stuff He wasn't killed by anyone though, there was easily plausible deniability for every secret club cult shit he put in movies simply because you could call it just movie shit for interesting bad guys and anyone seeing it would say that makes sense and ignore it. Fuck, the only reason why I even remotely believe in any of this shit existing is because of the weird ass things Skull and Bones does Otherwise I would chick it all up to outright tinfoil garbage The only benefit for knowing these culture groups exist would be so we had a comprehensive list of who to kill first
This very scene has stuck in my head since I was 13.
Adam Sullivan
Kubrick died on my birthday :(
Lucas Perry
>He had an extreme case of OCD Or just dedicated to his work
Jaxson Roberts
A Clockwork Orange is extremely redpilled.
Its about liberal brainwashing of society.
Dylan Walker
>This thread
Luis Powell
he was the husband of the daughter of the film director that made "der ewige Jude" so you know whats up
Parker Harris
lol along with Die Hard, and Falling down this is favourite movie of my dad, so I had to watch this also alot when I was a kid this movies message is pretty obvious, but its such a good "time-caps" that documents to alot of people what has been
also his movie of WW1 is just as good
It shows the unbelievable useless thing that this war was
Joseph Young
Supposed to be a comedy, but if you take it seriously, through red-pilled eyes, it becomes very frightening.
Grayson Johnson
>he had and xtrem case of ocd's :-( >pushed to get the performances he wanted from actors instead of accepting mediocre ones
it's like he wanted to make good movies or something...
Samuel Collins
yup. Did something like 200+ takes for the scene where Scatman Cruthers explains the shinning to Danny alone.
Jose Allen
>red-pilled eyes Kikemeister Dustin Hoffman Nigger-lover Robert De Niro You can't pay me enough to watch that shit.
Blake Turner
Ok leaf, you just keep rolling down that tunnel, telling yourself you're redpilled.
Isaac Campbell
Why are people so autistic about the moon landing? How can you say that the shining is a movie Kubrick did to hide clues in it about how he faked the moonlanding without starting to feel silly.
Oliver Adams
IDK. How can you gather at a train station and applaud the arrival of your invaders without feeling silly?
Jaxson Morgan
The only thing that was faked about the moon landing was the 'landing footage' - we actually landed on the moon.
Other footage from the same mission is genuine and real.
The reason they faked the video feed was to conceal the existence of aliens on the moon - which greeted the astronauts.
They didn't want a live stream of the moon landing capturing ET's and scaring the sheeple.. so they hired Kubrick to fake it.
Grayson Williams
Separate from the redpilling it was also predictive. Alex's living arrangement -- brutalist apartment blocks inside a major city, semi-supervised tolerated delinquency, special educational program for stupid violent people which might some day learn a trade, obsession with music and lifestyle tchotchkes, gangs, under-motivated hostility to religion, and easy sex -- became the norm for black youth and presumably for many white lower-class British youth. It is very subtle though when the minister very quickly adds that they need the anti-crime brainwashing to make room for political prisoners.
Sebastian Wilson
Because I don't do that and the people who do hate this country.
Eyes Wide Shut was just a book written by some Jew which was ultimately banned by Hitler.
It's difficult to say that it's a deliberate attempt by Kubrick to spread a message about the elites because it very closely just follows the story.
If it was a totally original story out of nowhere then it'd be more plausible but people are looking too deeply into something that was made a long time ago.
That said maybe the original story was written about the very same secret societies and Kubrick was just subtly trying to get people's attention about the subject.
Hard to tell either way but I'm glad he made the film.
Blake Perry
...
Liam Morris
what would aliens do on the moon
Juan Hernandez
you can see the jew in him.
Maybe his autism allowed him to surrmount is jewism and become the revealer of jews. Thats why they killed him. he knew too much.
Oliver Moore
>mfw the stargate sequence in brand sparkly new 70mm print
at last I truly see
Daniel Nelson
behold, and despair
Thomas Price
Serum 114
CRM-114
Jason Russell
Behold what?
Jack Smith
And what am I supposed to see here?
Christian Long
We are online you fuck. You find it.
Nathaniel Robinson
dolly shot?
Benjamin Gomez
>blind as bats
look closer
Easton White
Still no idea. The perspective changed a little. What is the significance o Rainman?
I decided to try it myself, and grabbed a random set of side-by-side pictures off of nasa's flickr to see if it was also visible there
James Rodriguez
>5D ?
Jaxson Miller
once you see it, you'll learn to pick out "the line" even in static images pretty easily
Matthew Johnson
>tfw too intelligent to bow down to the Rothschild's
Hunter Lewis
What is that small dot by the hill to the right? Look hella odd
Brandon Collins
I'm inclined to believe the guy who made this is either retarded or didn't think very hard. Went to the first image he created in reference to the moon landing stuff. He claims the camera was only moving centimeters, yet we can see the person taking the picture has actually moved quite a bit SINCE THE FUCKING LANDER ITSELF MOVED INTO THE FRAME SEVERAL FEET.
Still interesting way to tackle the issue. I'll keep reading and check back.
Carson Murphy
>that get
Painfully underrated prophetic post.
Jace Rodriguez
what was Kubrick's view on the jews?
Charles White
...
Caleb Sanders
Would anyone explain why her daughter became a scientologist?
Adam Hernandez
Him, Philip K Dick, and David Bowie were literal prophets of the True God. There were probably others but I can't think of any at the moment.
Kubrick revealed the corrupt nature of society.
PKD revealed the false nature of reality.
Bowie revealed the hope of the coming savior.
Camden Green
He got a hold of Georgie's snuff porn collection and was gonna make that a theme in eyes wide shut.
James Rogers
its fake
Gabriel Watson
>Room 237 is a documentary that explains the hundreds of puzzle pieces of "The Shining
Room 237 is a not very subtle mockery of those conspiracy theorists who think they see all kinds of Easter eggs in Kubrick's film.
If you're so stupid that you don't even recognize the "documentary" as a mockumentary, then your delusions are exactly what you deserve.
Aiden Rivera
You're just setting the dots in the back to move less than the ones in the front, but the stuff under them is moving more than the dots.
Joshua Johnson
>(((Kubrick)))
Although his parents had been married in a Jewish ceremony, Kubrick did not have a religious upbringing, and would later profess an atheistic viewpoint
Kek confirms that this autist is falsifying the evidence by mucking about with his dots
Matthew Lewis
Rob Ager with a US proxy pls go you tinfoil scouse tit.
Christopher Jackson
>still blind as a bat
I'm not setting the dots to do anything, each dot is carefully matched to an easily identifiable feature on the landscape, the dots just highlight the landscape
the un-dotted version should speak for itself, stare at it for a few minutes
I guess if you don't have the visual acuity to identify small rocks between the frames there's nothing I can say to help you
exhibit B, part 1, rules of perspective
Oliver Cooper
I haven't watched the movie yet but it even listed on imdb and wiki that is a documentry
Jordan Young
exhibit B, part 2 chest mounted camera rig used on the moon
Mason Hill
>I'm not setting the dots to do anything, each dot is carefully matched to an easily identifiable feature on the landscape, the dots just highlight the landscape
You are placing them deceptively and inaccurately. You are accurately placing the dots in the foreground but in the background you are sloppy and place the dots to get the result you want. If you accurately mapped the dots in the background to the terrain features, you wouldn't get the result you want.
Kill yourself newfag. I bet you only found this place what, in 2013? 2014? Go back.
Henry Murphy
The Shining is an incredible film. I think it's the best movie of all time.
Camden Hughes
he's probably talking about the other one, dark side of the moon, which is a mockumentary, and also high level disinfo featuring high ranking military men engaging with some french art student film project for no ulterior motive whatsoever
exhibit B proper
Nolan Thomas
Except you can see the perspective has changed. Literally the camera has been picked up, moved several feet to the side and turned. Go outside and try it yourself and see why you're a retard
Josiah Williams
He said this
JFK praised Hitler too
Nathaniel Nguyen
I think it is definitely up there.
It certainly is the greatest horror film of all time.
it's chest mounted, they couldn't pick up shit in those ridiculous gloves
it wouldn't work if the perspective hadn't been moved >american education
Connor Jones
Who cares he's a jew
Connor Cook
>332233 >3+2+3=8 >3+2+3=8 >88
Ian Sanchez
Look him up he's not just an average jew you fucking reatrd
Robert Hill
He taught people to realize that their are no coincidences and everything is done on purpose with a goal
Benjamin Reyes
Like I said, go outside and try for yourself. This whole premise is retarded. If it was a projection, why does the perspective change on distant objects?
>morons who think they're intelligent but fail to use simple logic in examining evidence
Way to be rused by a hohol Ukrainian brainlet lmao
Dominic Perry
>Jew exposes globalists that he was close to for a while
>Who cares he's a jew
Are you dumb?
Evan Gray
you guys are idiots.
Adrian Miller
Well I mean there are very few movies anymore with that much attention to detail.
Joseph Reyes
This
Camden Perez
jesus went the same way
Carter Lee
>why does the perspective change on distant objects?
it doesn't, all the red dots are basically static relative to each other, where the green dots move more closer to the camera, as you'd expect
I can't help you if you're too blind to track features with your own eyes without my dots, or too stupid to understand how parallax actually works
Matthew Young
The Shining was written by liberal Stephen King, yet look at all the levels and interpretations given to the film made by Kubrick that go beyond the novel. Kng never appreciated the movie anyway.
Dylan Miller
Wow seems like Kek is mildly passionate about this
My image shows the perspective changed though since you can see the shape of the objects doesn't line up. I love your attempts at disparaging my intelligence because your pet belief is nonsense which is contradicted by evidence you supplied.
I still have the PSD open with the images overlaid. I've tried making the background parts line up as best as I could but they won't because the perspective on them changed. Do it yourself and you'll see.
Cooper Wood
10/10 roach
Jackson Foster
uhh ... guys?
John Watson
Sup Forums is collective of anti-semitic jews
Jordan King
Friendly reminder that Full Metal Jacket was his last completed film and apart from EWS it's the one he spent the longest amount of time working on. It's often overlooked as a source of puzzle pieces because it's not as trippy as most of his other films.
yes, the perspective changed, that's the whole point, if the perspective didn't change you can't get parallax, you can only do this analysis on pictures taken of the same scene twice some distance apart
I'm disparaging your intellect because you can't even understand such a simple fact
