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'Why have these lifers been let out? If this was the 60s, they would've been hanged'

"I am against capital punishment but I also want the public to have confidence in the justice system. Four people...guilty of a crime every bit as horrific as the Moors murders, and Brady and Hindley were never released"

Manchester Evening News

White Noise review – director Noah Baumbach skilfully captures Don Delillo's 'unadaptable' novel

Never one to downplay the power of film, Stanley Kubrick once said that “almost every novel could be successfully adapted”. He carried this confidence into his own filmmaking, working not from original screenplays, but from adaptations of novels as different as William Makepeace Thackeray’s historical romp Barry Lyndon (1844) and…

The Conversation

You need to watch the most disturbing sci-fi thriller ever made on Netflix ASAP

You'll never think about crime, punishment, and Gene Kelly the same way again.

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You need to watch the most disturbing holiday thriller on Netflix ASAP

Kubrick's most contentious movie is also, in its own strange way, a Christmas classic.

Inverse

‘Flash Gordon,’ ‘Get Carter’ director Mike Hodges dies at 90

British writer-director Mike Hodges, known for “Flash Gordon” and “Get Carter,” has died. He was 90.

Tribune News Service

'Barbie' trailer has a brilliant reference to a Stanley Kubrick sci-fi classic

A teaser trailer for Greta Gerwig’s genre-bending 'Barbie' was screened exclusively before 'Avatar: The Way of Water,' then released on YouTube.

Inverse

Why are the end credits at the beginning of 'Tár?' Todd Field explains

"I hate explaining this stuff."

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The 'greatest film of all time': Chantal Akerman's win shows a generational shift is taking place among critics and filmmakers

Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles – Chantal Akerman’s 1975 hypnotic study of a mother performing domestic chores in microscopic detail – has just been crowned the “greatest film of all time” in Sight and Sound’s prestigious poll.

The Conversation

Chantal Akerman first woman to top Sight and Sound’s greatest all-time films poll

Film-maker’s 1976 feature Jeanne Dielman pushes Vertigo into second place and Citizen Kane into third

The Guardian - UK

Glowering Glasgow cop has Twitter in hysterics with stare that could curdle stolen milk

Many found the picture posted on Glasgow North Police's Twitter page of an officer intently staring at a stolen milk haul hilarious, with over 1,000 dairy related puns being made in the comments.

Glasgow Live

Matthew Modine: ‘I didn’t want to do Stranger Things but the Duffer Brothers kept ringing me up’

The actor and environmentalist on playing Atticus Finch, the character’s importance today, and why he dyed his hair white for Stranger Things

The Guardian - UK

Shelley Duvall is set to make her acting return after a 20 year break

The Shining actor’s last role was in 2002

Evening Standard

The top ten movies which were banned in the UK - from A Clockwork Orange to Django

Each of the movies were banned for showing in the United Kingdom for a substantial period of time for a number of reasons.

Chronicle Live

Alex Ross, the legendary illustrator for Marvel and DC comics, has a new ‘Fantastic Four’ book out just as the Marvel universe takes a next big step. Coincidence?

EVANSTON, Ill. — Everyone loves a good conspiracy theory. But what happened to good pop culture conspiracies? Like, Paul McCartney is dead. Stanley Kubrick faked the moon landing. Walt Disney was frozen. Lewis Carroll was Jack the Ripper. Katy Perry is JonBenét Ramsey. Political conspiracy has overtaken pop culture conspiracy,…

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The Stanley Hotel has re-created one of 'The Shining’s' most terrifying scenes

DENVER — Director Stanley Kubrick’s 1980 take on Stephen King’s “The Shining,” which was inspired by King’s creepy stay at Estes Park’s Stanley Hotel, contains a scene so disturbing that its mere mention sends fans into paroxysms of terror.

Inverse

You need to watch Spielberg's misunderstood sci-fi masterpiece on Amazon Prime ASAP

Spielberg's merciless yet maudlin take on a classic fairytale deserves a revisit.

The Independent UK

Smile review: A single, creepy grin isn’t enough to sustain an entire horror movie

‘Smile’ suffers from never evolving past the basics – that trauma begets trauma and, if left unchecked and unexamined, can consume a person’s life

Bangkok Post

Amazon to unveil its $1bn bet with 'Lord of the Rings' prequel launch

LOS ANGELES - Stanley Kubrick once famously said that J.R.R. Tolkien's "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy of novels was unfilmable.

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Leon Vitali obituary

British actor who went on to work for the film director Stanley Kubrick as an assistant, casting adviser and ‘sort of gatekeeper’

Evening Standard

Five times fashion paid homage to Stanley Kubrick

As Gucci unveils its latest campaign based on the work of the legendary director, we take a look back at key Kubrick-inspired fashion moments

Evening Standard

Leon Vitali, long-time Stanley Kubrick collaborator and actor, dies aged 74

Vitali, who starred in Barry Lyndon, died on Saturday in Los Angeles surrounded by loved ones including his three children, Masha, Max and Vera

The Independent UK

Leon Vitali, Stanley Kubrick's right-hand man, dies at 74

Leon Vitali, the “Barry Lyndon” actor who became one of Stanley Kubrick’s closest associates, has died

The Independent UK

Leon Vitali death: Stanley Kubrick film ‘mainstay’ dies, aged 74

Vitali worked closely with ‘Eyes Wide Shut’ filmmaker throughout his career

The Guardian - UK

Issey Miyake obituary

Fashion designer whose innovative hi-tech creations were inspired by the ancient principles of Japanese clothing

The Independent UK

Alan Cumming: ‘Men have a difficult time controlling our desire’

Alan Cumming has worked with Stanley Kubrick and the Spice Girls – now he’s starring in a dance show about Scotland’s most famous poet. He talks to Sarah Crompton about male desire, why Marvel films confuse him, and casting for the new James Bond

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