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Plot: After learning of his wife's flirtatious behavior, Dr. William Harford goes on an odyssey of his own.
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This film is hilarious.
It's a never ending story and one of the films in which i rated Tom Cruise so high.
It's a must-watch.
Love from Nigeria, Africa.
Though there are a few ahead in my all time SK faves,I just feel this one is always overlooked.Yes,there are alot of slower moments with s l o w conversations as the characters utter their words.The conversations between Tom and Nic do feel very real to me,especially the bedroom/pot/argument scene.It is a beautifully dark film but with a drop of hope splashed upon the end.I know it may be a meaningless thing to say,but the fact that the last word in Kubrick's last film is "Fuck."always seems to make me laugh for some odd reason.I love and own the soundtrack as well.The best scene though,of course,is the entire scene at the party house.Its direction,its paranoia and how it is like a bad dream when its all said and done,it just creeps me out in a sense.Ive seen thebanned version of the scene but own the US version and you CAN tell a difference in a couple of parts.Anyways,I love this film,though not my top 3,definently better than some of his pre-Lolita films.Stanley,we miss you!
A film that had the potential to be one of the greatest movies EVER. Instead though, were are given a film that treads in a pointless affair with mashed messages blenderised with a nonsensical plot. Kidman is brilliant, the camerawork and lighting vibrant, but you'll be pressed to find much more from this sorely overappreciated work.
Kubrick's Gift to us all. "I have seen one or two things in my life but never, never anything like this.