2021年2月13日 · That is definitely a kubrick trademark, and is worth talking about and associating with him, but when people talk about the kubrick stare, they're specifically referring to that method of staring, rather than a specific way of filming staring.

"The Kubrick Stare" is one of director Stanley Kubrick's most recognizable directorial techniques. A method of shot composition where a character stares at the camera with a forward tilt, to convey to the audience that they are at the peak of their derangement.

2022年10月17日 · "The Kubrick Stare" is one of director Stanley Kubrick's most recognizable directorial techniques. A method of shot composition where a character stares at the camera with a forward tilt, to convey to the audience that they are at the peak of their derangement.

2021年11月26日 · Whether it is the many slow picturesque zooms of Barry Lyndon, the quick zoom to Redrum or the slow unsettling zoom to Jack's Kubrick stare in The Shining, the quick zoom to the naked Masked Woman in Eyes Wide Shut, the quick zoom shot of the Sniper shot in Full Metal Jacket, (was there a zoom in 2001: A Space Odyssey, apart from the discrete ...

2024年3月12日 · 28 votes, 29 comments. true. Private Pyle gives us an epic Kubrick stare well before the bathroom scene, the physical and mental abuse that he was put through not only from the drill instructor but from his peers clearly drove him to the extremities of human behaviour.

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2019年11月27日 · Kubrick did not invent "the stare". It was first used by Alfred Hitchcock in the 1960 film Psycho. https ...

2011年11月23日 · I think Kubrick has this more as a 1000 yard stare in his other films. ACO seems to be Alex breaking the fourth wall, which makes sense because he speaks directing to the audience with his narration.

I think that the “autism stare” is a combination of A really intense look in the eyes (cause our brain is calculating furiously trying to work out what in the hell is going on). A slightly blank expression in the lower part of the face (because we’re not being bitchy or judgmental about what we see OR we’re trying to mask).

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