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Symmetry in Stanley Kubrick's films.

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Dekofee10 months ago

The meme

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Macroblock10 months ago

did you fuck this up or is the monolith actually not centered here?

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Roger Avary10 months ago

It’s called Zero Point Perspective.

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₩10 months ago

shoutout to old Stanley for inventing perspective👏

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Chris J 🦩10 months ago

I get it, gorgeous shots no doubt… but like, couldn’t you put this on top of literally any centered shot by any director and get the same point?

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Flynn10 months ago

Missed the markers here.

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Phantoms 〄10 months ago

Kubrick gets a random shot from a toliet -> twitter: absolute symmetry

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electrolyse10 months ago

it is called a perspective and you can find those in any movie, since the beginning of movies.

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Rob 🍁 🇮🇹10 months ago

He puts the object in the middle.... Groundbreaking.

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Mr. Potatoskin!9 months ago

"PUT THE CAMERA ON HIS DICK!" yelled Stanley at the operator. "PUT THE CENTER RIGHT ON HIS DICK, YOU HEAR ME?! I AM A FUCKING GENIUS." continued Stanley with spittle blasting out of his mouth with every word.

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josue10 months ago

this shit doesn't make sense. Only for stupid people

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hari daaas9 months ago

kms

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Julian Alterini10 months ago

the goat

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Nick “Goopy” Bannister10 months ago

Not what symmetry means lol

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Brandon10 months ago

Leonardo Da Vinci Vitruvian Man (about 1490) Jan Van Eyke Arnolfini Portrait (1434) Rembrandt Van Rijn The Storm on the Sea of Galilee (1633) Claud Monet The Artist Garden at Vetheuil (1880)

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Len Seaside10 months ago

That's not symmetry. Its a single vanishing point.

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Cornbread Confucius10 months ago

He centers his shots. How is that geometrically innovative?

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UTP Ramón Valero10 months ago

Su última película es pura simetría.

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ninjaong10 months ago

Wait till you see Wes Anderson's work.. It's filmogasm..

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Durr10 months ago

Shining so good

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TIE ME KNot Film10 months ago

He built a perfect, chilling world inside the screen. The symmetry makes you feel like everything's in control, even when it's all falling apart.

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Alberto Guicciardi10 months ago

you’re forgetting the golden ratio

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Epsilon🐾9 months ago

hello??? half of these shots follow the rule of thirds, would that not be a better thing to show..???

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Michael Perilstein10 months ago

@sadgirlcassi • Kubrick, my second favourite director, was an artist and understood that film can be an art form, and in my view, should be. His films are, in my opinion, easily re-watchable, such that we can get more from them each time we see them. •

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Dr. Ahmed Hassan10 months ago

@halafawzy283 أكيد جوزائي زي حالاتي احنا المرضى دول فعلاً 😄

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Data Flow Science10 months ago

Stanley Kubrick was the first Wes Anderson

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Ed O'Rourke10 months ago

I tried taking a few screens from Barry Lyndon and testing this out. Here's one of the same shots from the video:

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aaaa10 months ago

your not Wes Anderson bro 🤣🤣

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Sebastian10 months ago

In film terms this would be called a flat shot?

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