Kubrick Remembered (2014) User Reviews

Terrific 2014 documentary look at director Stanley Kubrick

[AlsExGal · 8/10 · 22 September 2018]

This isn't the typical, linear look at a filmmaker's life and career. This is more about Kubrick the person, and his effect on those around him, as well as his filmmaking process. The movie is comprised of interviews with family, actors, crew members and others who worked or lived with Kubrick over the years. The focus is primarily on his post-Dr. Strangelove output, mainly because those people are still around to be interviewed, but some of his earlier work is also touched on. There are also scores of photos and behind-the-scenes video from his later films. Casual fans will find much of interest, and for Kubrick aficionados, this is a must-see.

Excellent documentary on the genius of Kubrick

[calspers · 8/10 · 7 October 2021]

This is a brilliant documentary for any Kubrick fan. It is brilliantly structured with looks at Kubrick's childhood, youth, early and late career, and perhaps most interestingly his family. Highly recommended.

Very Good Documentary

[Easygoer10 · 8/10 · 2 November 2020]

Unlike so many recycled YouTube posts, this is quite good. It uses many new interviews and footage which has never been seen before. It is an excellent accompaniment to "Stanley Kubrick: A Life In Pictures" (2001) directed by Jan Harlan; Kubrick's executive producer (& brother-in-law). Also "Filmworker" (2017) directed by Tony Zierra; about Leon Vitali (actor) & Kubrick's assistant for nearly 30 years. A must-see for all SK fans!