next rank all of doug walkers movies

I heard that Vincent VineSaucinton was doing the 'Kubrick Stare' the entire time he was making this teir list. It's a shame the footage became corrupted

>ranks 2001 "We're gonna go chronologically from here" >immediately ranks The Shining lmao

Kubrick was a master of provoking nervous laughter.

She stanning on my cube until I brick

Cant wait for 30 years from now when vinny's son does his tierlist of the best streams from genius director jerma985

The 4K disc edition of 2001 is, no exaggeration, seriously one of the most incredibly STUNNING home video presentations I have ever seen for *any* movie ever (followed by probably Apocalypse Now 4K and Blade Runner 4K). You know what, I think I'm going to watch it tonight

If vinny made a letterboxd account I would follow it, but that's never gonna happen.

Vin should do more tierlists. He’s a well spoken and agreeable man so I enjoy them.

Lolita, although a creepy and uncomfortable premise, has some terrific acting performances. Great to dive in blind. Though it is entertaining to see when the film cuts from scenic shots of the vast U.S cities and highways, to unmistakably brick British architecture.

I love hearing your opinions about music and film. You have such great taste.

Great video, Vinny’s a surprisingly good film critic

This is awesome, I'd love to see one for David lynch's films

A Clockwork Orange is one of my comfort films ngl. I always geek out when I see it referenced in other media!

The Killing is his most underrated, pretty much on par with with his other classics

Barry Lyndon is a masterpiece. If Sergio Leone ever was able to make that Napoleon film he wanted to do, it would look similar to that film.

The Shining perfectly captures the unease and suspension of being in the same building as a SUS guy.

I was hoping he would include "AI: Artificial Intelligence" into the tier list, although Kubrick didn't actually directed it and it was Spielberg who did it. But Stanley Kubrick produced it and worked on the project way before he passed away.

I’ve only seen two Kubrick films so far, Clockwork Orange and Full Metal Jacket, and i loved them both. Planning to watch Eyes Wide Shut sometime soon since that’s on netflix right now

This is a great video, Vinny. Very interesting to see your onions on Kubricks films. Especially because I also find his films really fascinating at I totally know what you mean when you say coming back to these movies gives you something new every time. I feel the same thing

When I was younger and just getting into film, I always said Clockwork Orange was my favorite Kubrick film. Over a long time, though, I've come to realize the tone and mystery of the Shining is so endlessly fascinating for me. For my personal rankings, I didn't think it made sense to assign letter grades because all are masterpieces, but I separate them by preference/quality like this: Tier 1: The Shining, 2001, A Clockwork Orange Tier 2: Barry Lyndon (just barely below Tier 1) Tier 3: Full Metal Jacket Tier 4: Eyes Wide Shut, Dr. Strangelove Tier 5: Paths of Glory Tier 6: Spartacus Haven't seen the rest, would probably watch The Killing next as it's the only other film he wrote.

Great video. What I find truly dispiriting is that Vivian Kubrick's behind-the-scenes documentary of the production of Full Metal Jacket has never seen the light of the day (although snippets have been released over the years, notably in Jon Ronson's documentary "Stanley Kubrick's Boxes", which has a particularly hilarious segment with Kubrick rubbishing his British crew for their incessant tea breaks). If edited and released, it would likely be the greatest behind-the-scenes documentary ever made, and an invaluable document for film students.

2001 is the movie of all time

Movie appreciation means a lot to me, so it's awesome to see you doing this kind of thing, Mr. Vinesauce. What do people think of the "mirrored party" hypothesis for Eyes Wide Shut?

Here I was thinking throughout the whole video, "What's he gonna say about Eraserhead?" It wasn't until the very end I thought "Oh wait".

Why is Mutahar in the thumbnail? Are we getting a crossover?

All i know about the multiple takes is that one of the actors he worked with was glad he only had to do one take on his next movie

I think this was a great list, I appreciate you going into detail and your thoughts on the movies you've seen. I agree with what you said on The Shining, Clockwork Orange, and 2001: A Space Odyssey, those are probably my favorites of what I've seen of Kubrick, unfortunately the only other I've seen is Full Metal Jacket. I'd love to check out Barry Lyndon, period movies especially set in that era fascinate me. But yeah Kubrick definitely was one of a kind and I appreciate his work very much. Thanks for sharing Vin, always enjoy hearing your interests!

I reccomend The Killing personally, it's better than Kubrick's first two films my a mile

I still need to watch most of these; I've only seen Eyes Wide Shut and The Shining, both good movies (nope, I still haven't seen 2001, but soon!). Eyes Wide Shut especially was such a bizarre experience, especially the masked ball scene and that music.

Speaking of good Malcolm McDowell films, I highly recommend “The Caller”sort of obscure thriller movie but one of my favorite performances of his

My mom named me after Danny from The Shining.

I have received satisfaction from this. Thanks, Vinny.

no idea if vin will see this but here-we-gooooo: i'm someone who has only seen the shining, bits of FMJ, bits of 2001.. but not much all the way through. i've always always wanted to sit down and watch FMJ and clockwork in their entirety but.. never did. (perhaps now i will)- but man. listening to vinny discuss these movies (even in brief, not full blown discussion) was fascinating and as i said-- i think i'll finally get around to watching some of these. i've always heard how great kubrick's other works were but my movie history is strange. anywho, to TLDR this: thank you vinny & as always a thanks to johnny :^)

I haven't watched Barry Lyndon but after getting so much praise from Vinny now I'll definitely give it a try. The Shinning if my favorite movie from Kubrick btw

You can never go wrong with a Kubrick film. Vinny should make more tierlist videos.

I am also a huge fan. I have seen them all and watched his early documentary films that he made to fund his first few movies. Out of the ones you haven't seen I would suggest "The Killing" (heist movie) and Lolita. If you liked Film maker I would also suggest the documentary "S is for Stanly" It is about Kubrick's personal driver.

Or How I Learnt to Stop Worrying and Love Tierlists

Why no moon landing review?

Would love to see more lists like this for your favorite directors. Tarantino list soon?

"They're all just speaking English or British."

When is vinny gonna rank Cronenberg movies? I wanna get more of his opinions on all of the feet scenes of eXistenZ

I’d like to see Vinny do a list of Hitchcock films

Out of all his films, "A Clockwork Orange" is my personal favorite of them all because of its dark humor, its consequential statement on removing the right to free will, and the in-depth character study of Alex DeLarge.

We need to get you on RLM

there is a suggested second door to the freezer room behind the boxes

The Shining is one of the most scary stories about an abusive relationship that I think I’ve ever seen.

I thought that was Muta from SOG in the thumbnail for a sec

Surprising to hear Ryan O'Neal "is famously bad". Depends though. He's actually good in another movie before Barry Lyndon called "Paper Moon". Highly recommend it. Also what makes Barry Lyndon's cinematography so unique was Kubrick filming it with a custom made camera using parts and lenses made by NASA.

That's who it is! Every time I try to generate a vinny funny in stable diffusion it make a bootleg Vincent Kubrick! I knew it was familiar.

FMJ is a legendary movie. Me and my bro watched it at 11-12 years old, & would watch it 3x a day. Oddly enough, it made us both want to enlist in the Marines.

I realized I haven’t actually watched any of these movies. Thanks for the recs Vin

did anyone else think that stanley kubrick in the thumbnail looked like mutahar from some ordinary gamers??

Dr Strangelove deserves to be way higher, it's one of the funniest and most thought-provoking comedies ever made. Also, Lolita is a great movie, despite the self-censorship that had to be done at the time. When people say it's "disgusting" or "pro-pedophilia" I'm just like: "Tell me you haven't seen/read Lolita without telling me you haven't seen/read Lolita"

Funny story. I have a signed picture from R Lee Ermey. I didn't meet him but my brother did, at some government contracted weapon show or something. When my brother saw him, he said "I loved you in Saving Silverman!" to which Ermey responded with a very serious look of disapproval, but he did eventually laugh it off and my brother had him sign a picture for me! (If you haven't seen Saving Silverman, Ermey plays like a gay homicidal gym teacher or something along those lines)

why you got Muta on the thumbnail?

This was great!

Weird, I just watched a document about Kubrick yesterday

I'm glad I'm not the only one who saw Mutahar resemblance in the thumbnail lol

Anyone thought the thumbnail is emo Mutahar?

Sorry but strangelove is an s+ tier movie Vinnie

Dude you need to see the killing, it's one of his best

Full Metal Jacket is my favorite movie ever, I agree with most points there. definitely worth it's own tier

I can sum up 2001 a space odyssey in one sentence. It's about the incomprehensibility of human knowledge against deep time or knowledge gained and interpreted over millennia.

Why does the guy from the thumbnail look like Mutahar (SOG)

He forgot the moon landing.

If you enjoy 2001 as a movie, I highly recommend the book series (except maybe 3001, it was weird and doesn't fit well) because the "slow" bits are a billion times more interesting. Clarke was a phenomenal writer. They're not terribly long books, either.

It's so weird, I just started watching all of Kubrick's famous movies like a week ago, because I've never seen them.

This is a proto-comment because i love vinny doing weird shit, they're not gonna do well in the algorythm because you won't click unless you're already in, and comments boost the numbers

You should watch The Killing, its one of his most entertaining and one of the best Noir films ever

well well well my little droogy

I'm sorry but at first glance he looks like Muta from SOG

Props for not including A.I., which was ruined by Spielberg of course. Controversial opinion lol

Vinny where do you rate the moon landing

The shining is is just as good as 2001

Vinny as a guest on Sardonicast when?

The best director of all time being complemented by Bootlegyot makes me happy.

Anyone else hear Dual of Fates?

Time to engage in nuclear combat toe to toe with your opinions Vinny

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Very cool!

Bold of Vinny to assume his audience knows who Kubrick is.

It may be a good thing you haven't seen Lolita, or chose not to talk about it. That's an incredibly hard movie/book to discuss in any context.

I miss AI here, not completely his movie but he wrote an important part of the film

I love just listening to weird streamer people talk about things they're interested in and it helps that they're usually into film and music, like me.

Mr Vinésauce do Hou Hsiao-Hsien next please, thank you

I only know that I am Spartacus meme from Undergrads “I am G Prime”

"We'll go chronologically. " From 2001 to Shining.. that's not right.

I just finished watching Clockwork and start watching this and wtf

Do PJ and if Braindead ain't top I'm spazzin'.

Words cannot describe how happy I am that my favorite streamer listens to my favorite podcast. The world seems a little smaller now.

whats weird about shelly duvall is she looks kinda out of it in all of the subsequent things she did since the 80s onwards. watch her in interviews, she seems childlike and has this weird blank stare. now contrast that with the documentary that kubricks daughter shot of the filming of the shining, and she's smoking cigarettes and seems like a normal (albeit stressed out) person. i do think it did something to her.

is that squid game in the thumbnail?

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30:36 where did you get john That's not even close to Redmond

Strangelove definitely deserves to be higher just for the acting alone, but the writing is so witty and clever as well. No fighting in the war room!

i saw lolita on the list and audibly said "oh no"

Yes, kubrick is funny, same as lynch. Ouvert or subtle humor is always there.

Do Tarantino, or Christopher Nolan. If you like Nolan enough.

best war movie of all time is Come and See imo