Few directors earn as much respect as Stanley Kubrick. ... It was gallows humor at its finest — not to mention at its bleakest — and a gem of a Stanley Kubrick movie. 3. The Killing.

I n the opening line of his 2012 retrospective review of the film, Roger Ebert wrote, “Stanley Kubrick considered The Killing to be his first mature feature, after a couple of short warm-ups ...

Stanley Kubrick forged a legacy as one of history's most innovative and ambitious film directors with these movies, ranked from worst to best.

To call “Barry Lyndon” a great film risks understatement. It is a cinematic outlier: a three-hour historical epic made for ...

T he spoofs of, and homages to, Stanley Kubrick films are so ubiquitous in our culture (see, for instance, ... The legacy of The Killing (1956), Kubrick’s first accomplished movie ...

Stanley Kubrick took photos of the New York City school for a story in Look magazine. ... He got his big Hollywood break with “The Killing” in 1956, ...

The producer of Stanley Kubrick's 'The Killing,' James B. Harris, will be among guests at Palm Springs' Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival this week.

Kubrick’s career as a filmmaker spanned nearly half of a century, beginning with black and white pictures like “The Killing”(1956) and “Paths of Glory”(1957) and ending with the novella-inspired “Eyes ...

Kubrick is my favorite director, and I've seen all of his films. Even so, I don't think any film fan should start with 2001. Here's where you should start instead.