Stanley Kubrick

Before Greatness: Stanley Kubrick's First Try, Fear and Desire

Plagues, Power, and Paranoia: The Best of New Directors/New Films

Sundance in Crisis: 2012 Fest Felt Anxious, Just Like Us

Sundance Film Festival 2012: Chris Rock Talks to Barack Obama, and Other Random Festival Notes

​After eight days in Park City, I'm back in Los Angeles; the festival continues through the weekend, with the awards announced Saturday night. Here are some notes on films I didn't get a chance to write about at length. Keep an eye out for my wrap-up of the festival in next week's print edition.2 ... More >>

Barry Lyndon

​After eight days in Park City, I'm back in Los Angeles; the festival continues through the weekend, with the awards announced Saturday night. Here are some notes on films I didn't get a chance to write about at length. Keep an eye out for my wrap-up of the festival in next week's print edition.2 ... More >>

2001: A Space Odyssey

​After eight days in Park City, I'm back in Los Angeles; the festival continues through the weekend, with the awards announced Saturday night. Here are some notes on films I didn't get a chance to write about at length. Keep an eye out for my wrap-up of the festival in next week's print edition.2 ... More >>

TECH VS. HUMAN

Kubrick knew the future is a scary place

END TIMES

Get a head start on the apocalypse

Kubrick, Peckinpah, Dirty Harry and John Wayne: 1972 Cinema Awash in Ultra Violence!

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. February 10, 1972, Vol. XVII, No. 6 films in focus By Andrew Sarris The subject of violence has been so persistently debated and so pretentiously demonstrated in recent movies that reviewers are beginning to sound more like revivalists ... More >>

Stanley Kubrick's 'A Clockwork Orange' is Pretentious, Boring

​Clip Job: an excerpt every day from the Voice archives. December 30, 1971, Vol. XVI, No. 52 films in focus By Andrew Sarris By the time this review appears in print, Stanley Kubrick's "A CLOCKWORK ORANGE" may have won the best movie award from both the New York Film Critics and the National ... More >>

The Top 10 Freakiest Film Clips

​Your best alternative to opting out of Halloween completely: Vegging in front of the ol' tele -- because, let's get serious for a second, the idea of partying it up Sunday night isn't exactly motivating when you consider the East Village barrage of drunken revelers, that getting a costume now ... More >>

Saint Clint's Hereafter Meets Timothy Carey's Greatest Sinner

​Your best alternative to opting out of Halloween completely: Vegging in front of the ol' tele -- because, let's get serious for a second, the idea of partying it up Sunday night isn't exactly motivating when you consider the East Village barrage of drunken revelers, that getting a costume now ... More >>

Paths of Glory

​Your best alternative to opting out of Halloween completely: Vegging in front of the ol' tele -- because, let's get serious for a second, the idea of partying it up Sunday night isn't exactly motivating when you consider the East Village barrage of drunken revelers, that getting a costume now ... More >>

THUG LIFE

Film Forum shows off its criminal record

2001: A Space Odyssey Acid Freakout in 2010

Hello, Robert​Last weekend we noted the slowly budding LSD renaissance, when even the New York Times paid tribute to the drug through the accomplishments of druggie acid legend Dock Ellis. But as with every powerful chemical, it's not all rosy kaleidoscope visuals and stamping out depression - ... More >>

NO MAN’S LAND

Navigating the trenches with Kubrick

Fair and Unbalanced Coincidence In The Dr. Strangelove Cast

​ Stanley Kubrick's 1964 dark comedy Dr. Strangelove is the ultimate film about doomsday, paranoia, political idiocy, and the A-bomb. Well, someone at Fox News is going to get really paranoid when they take a look at the acting credits my pal Amy Lumet has dug up.

Colons Everywhere: Some Movie Titles Are Long, Some Movie Titles Are Short

​It takes the New York Times exactly 700 words today to admit their trend piece on the length of movie titles may very well be another entry into the canon of article-length specious claims. The crux of the article is that "with studios churning out more sequels than ever, and eager to link th ... More >>

Lolita

​It takes the New York Times exactly 700 words today to admit their trend piece on the length of movie titles may very well be another entry into the canon of article-length specious claims. The crux of the article is that "with studios churning out more sequels than ever, and eager to link th ... More >>

Killer's Kiss

​It takes the New York Times exactly 700 words today to admit their trend piece on the length of movie titles may very well be another entry into the canon of article-length specious claims. The crux of the article is that "with studios churning out more sequels than ever, and eager to link th ... More >>

2001: A Space Odyssey

​It takes the New York Times exactly 700 words today to admit their trend piece on the length of movie titles may very well be another entry into the canon of article-length specious claims. The crux of the article is that "with studios churning out more sequels than ever, and eager to link th ... More >>

The Shining

​It takes the New York Times exactly 700 words today to admit their trend piece on the length of movie titles may very well be another entry into the canon of article-length specious claims. The crux of the article is that "with studios churning out more sequels than ever, and eager to link th ... More >>

"The Late Film" at BAM

Directors in the twilight of their careers

Eyes Wide Shut

Directors in the twilight of their careers

ZOOM IN

Everything from daguerreotypes to the Obamas

The Happening: What a Bunch of Nonsense

M. Night Shyamalan tries to play both John Carpenter (bloody) and Stanley Kubrick (cold-blooded)

'Barry Lyndon'

M. Night Shyamalan tries to play both John Carpenter (bloody) and Stanley Kubrick (cold-blooded)

Being Stanley Kubrick

Plus new Oscar bait, and the attack of the right-wing lesbian polemicist

Masters of War: Kubrick's Spare, Trench-Eye View of Combat

Plus new Oscar bait, and the attack of the right-wing lesbian polemicist

Joe's Pub for the Holidays

One-stop fun for the whole family

Homeward Bound

DVDs to stay inside with

Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance

Conflicted directors and complicit spectators: A bloodstained century of cinema

The Democrats vs. the Wigs

Conflicted directors and complicit spectators: A bloodstained century of cinema

Das Bootlegs

Hunting down verboten DVDs and videos on the Internet

Dream Lovers

You're Not Even Looking at It

Split Decisions: the Critics Speak

Befores and Afters

Scenes From a Marriage

First-Time Filmmaker Todd Field Goes Behind Closed Doors

A.I., A Butch-Dyke Fantasy

Our Love Is Real, But We Are Not

The Mommy Returns

Our Love Is Real, But We Are Not

Waking the Dead

Our Love Is Real, But We Are Not

Reversion Therapy

Our Love Is Real, But We Are Not

Endless Summer

Our Love Is Real, But We Are Not

The Big Picture

The First Annual 'Village Voice' Film Critics Poll

I Wake Up Dreaming

The First Annual 'Village Voice' Film Critics Poll

Secrets and Spies

The Betrayal of Stanley Kubrick

He Got Game

David Cronenberg’s Virtual Surreality

Letters

David Cronenberg’s Virtual Surreality

Path of Glory

Stanley Kubrick, 1928­1999

Going Out with a Bang

When Movies End With The End Of The World

Looking for Lolita

On the nature of nymph mania