Shades
I'm an admirer of these two great film directors: Kubrick and Chaplin. Chaplin is by far the greatest comedy film director of all time, if not the greatest director, period. It's simply amazing how Chaplin could captivate one's attention and arrest one's inspiration with his black & white films, devoid of any dialog at all.
Kubrick on the other hand is simply brilliant with his mysterious effects of light (especially white) and slow, steady movement of the view. There's something almost static and at the same time motion permeated in the strange view effect. It's an almost absent point of view feeling one experience when the characters talk - as if one is observing something cosmically meaningless, but yet very arresting.
What are your views on these brilliant artists of the cinema?
Kubrick on the other hand is simply brilliant with his mysterious effects of light (especially white) and slow, steady movement of the view. There's something almost static and at the same time motion permeated in the strange view effect. It's an almost absent point of view feeling one experience when the characters talk - as if one is observing something cosmically meaningless, but yet very arresting.
What are your views on these brilliant artists of the cinema?