SHNEAKO - February 10, 2026


The Demonic Truth behind ＂Eyes Wide Shut＂ Movie


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32 minutes

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4,946

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126

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14

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25


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00:00:00.080 especially considering each one of these masks hides an elite or famous wealthy individual
00:00:05.680 which is clearly fiction and not ever representative of anything that has happened in real life
00:00:10.320 1999 makes you want to wonder why he was uh why he passed away but anyway this just happened in
00:00:14.720 mar-a-lago several weeks ago doesn't look really familiar mar-a-lago head of the conservative
00:00:26.240 movement, huh?
00:00:32.640 Leeds never wanted to see this movie,
00:00:34.300 so this is why Stanley Kubrick's
00:00:36.580 last film, Eyes Wide Shut,
00:00:38.360 came out in 1999, and
00:00:40.200 he died before
00:00:42.300 it was released. It was released posthumously.
00:00:45.280 He was,
00:00:46.260 apparently, you know, he had some problems,
00:00:48.320 but this movie was altered a lot
00:00:49.740 and was not released
00:00:52.220 in its original form. Let me see if I said posthumously
00:00:54.060 corrected he posthumously posthumously okay if you make any further inquiries or if you say a
00:01:03.380 single word to anyone about what you have seen there will be the most dire consequences for you
00:01:12.980 and your family
00:01:15.180 do you understand
00:01:19.000 man those color scheme in these shots are so brilliant
00:01:25.060 very well there are not many movies that can make you forget you are watching one while you
00:01:32.380 are watching one movies that almost put a spell on you for two to three hours where you are fully
00:01:37.660 immersed in what can only and again i talked about that yesterday only blue velvet is one of the best
00:01:42.100 of all time if you ever want to seem like a good film nerd or anything i'll just put you onto some
00:01:45.780 sauce i did go to film school and this is my life blue velvet by david lynch is one of the best of
00:01:50.940 all time and he has really complicated movies but i like this one a lot because it's easily
00:01:56.760 digestible compared to most of them if you want to get into lynch it'd be this and if you want to
00:02:00.700 see something really lynchian here's uh you ever see nikki minaj go on kaisen at stream
00:02:05.820 hold on this is what is super oh come on please just find the clip quickly yes this
00:02:12.260 this is kind of lynchian right here
00:02:14.020 everything about this is like if you've seen the midget in twin peaks enter the scene like
00:02:23.420 doing this weird walk the architecture here the color scheme the the framing kaisenat unintentionally
00:02:30.940 unintentionally showed
00:02:33.040 this is lynchian this is lynch without showing you lynch
00:02:41.940 like the bbl the dance the the introduction the 3 a.m the hypnotic state the chat was in her tongue
00:02:52.380 look at kai too i don't want to get copyrighted on youtube but yeah just
00:03:01.100 everything about this bro but anyway yes so lynch what makes him so great is that his description
00:03:08.000 of like how to write a great movie is to write down dreams he got all of his writing material
00:03:12.300 from his dreams because he thought movies were a reflection of reality and dreams are a reflection
00:03:16.960 of your subconscious which is the describer the description of reality that you have your only
00:03:21.680 real reference point and eyes wide shut kind of matches that eyes wide shut is in a dreamlike
00:03:25.680 state he'll describe it here but you'll see why eyes wide shut is essentially a dream
00:03:31.640 fully immersed in what can only really be called an experience and then when it's over you go over
00:03:39.240 damn eyes wide shut is one of those movies it pulls you in and hypnotizes you you know what's
00:03:46.520 great about this too this is in supposed to be the west village east village of new york city
00:03:49.860 and at the end of his life kubrick did not want to even leave london he could not be off to go
00:03:54.420 to the united states so they literally built a new york city set and it's super accurate
00:03:58.220 this is one of my favorite videos of new york city it didn't even shoot there
00:04:01.360 a way that to most movies simply can't and just like its main protagonist makes you feel like you
00:04:08.400 saw something that you are not supposed to see adapted from the 1926 german novel and this this
00:04:15.200 novel here for eyes wide shut fans and everything it's more about the story of a marriage about
00:04:20.680 marital problems and about looking the other way and the jealousy that comes with it right one of
00:04:26.720 the crux moments of the story and of this movie is how the wife is describing this fantasy she had
00:04:32.040 where she slept with the sailor that they had met at that she met at a party and that's why he goes
00:04:36.120 in the protagonist tom cruise goes on an adventure because he couldn't handle it right she starts
00:04:40.760 smoking weed she's like telling how she fantasized sleeping with the sailor the super tough sailor
00:04:44.880 and he's just like a hobnami manhattan socialite doctor he can never be a sailor
00:04:49.500 but the movie goes a lot more esoteric than just marital 26 german novella dream story
00:04:57.320 eyes wide shut follows bill harford a wealthy doctor living with his wife someone said bro
00:05:02.900 reads novels yeah yeah yes i like reading cole kidman in new york lucky son of a bitch who
00:05:09.680 starts freaking out when the day after coming home from an upper class party hosted by his
00:05:15.820 well the aristocratic patient and
00:05:17.900 Epstein
00:05:18.880 friend Ziegler
00:05:21.080 Kim and his wife get
00:05:23.600 into a heated argument and
00:05:25.620 she reveals to him, while they
00:05:27.600 are blazing it mind you, that she
00:05:29.580 had an affair with someone else
00:05:31.560 in her dream? Yeah she dreamt about it
00:05:33.700 So when he learns about this, he freaks
00:05:35.840 out and goes on one
00:05:37.480 crazy spiteful adventure through
00:05:39.860 New York to cope with the
00:05:41.760 fact that he got cucked in his
00:05:43.620 wife's dream
00:05:44.640 But it's the way the story unfolds
00:05:48.460 Which gradually gets more and more extreme
00:05:51.520 In the situations Bill gets himself into
00:05:54.340 He goes on a house call to a patient
00:05:56.700 And then the patient's daughter confesses her love for him
00:06:00.100 Right in front of her dad
00:06:02.900 Who is literally dead right there in the same room
00:06:05.920 And she's married
00:06:07.560 Get a grip, lady
00:06:09.220 So he leaves
00:06:10.360 Well, let her grieve, man
00:06:11.640 Let her grieve
00:06:12.180 People grieve
00:06:12.660 That's not Erica Kirk, Chad.
00:06:14.020 Stop saying that.
00:06:15.040 This is not Erica Kirk and J.D. Vance.
00:06:18.060 No.
00:06:18.560 Dude, that's super disrespectful, okay?
00:06:21.520 Do not say that.
00:06:22.520 Erica Kirk is busy lighting up fireworks at the stadium.
00:06:25.280 She would not do this.
00:06:25.940 He gets assaulted by a group of frat bros.
00:06:29.840 Then he bumps into a hooker called Domino, like the pizza.
00:06:33.620 And what's important is that even these frat bros, they call them gay.
00:06:35.840 They're like, oh!
00:06:36.480 I don't want to say it for YouTube reaction, but they call them homophobic slurs.
00:06:40.700 like literally every single interaction that tom cruise has with every single character in this
00:06:45.280 movie is sexual then he bumps into a hooker called a domino like the pizza but he resists her
00:06:51.720 what am i too schizo or did you guys hear that hold on then he bumps into a hooker called a
00:07:01.720 domino like the pizza but he resists her advances and leaves then he walks into a
00:07:10.660 random cafe and meets up with his old friend, Nick Nightingale, so he can invite himself to
00:07:16.060 a secret masked party in upstate New York. So he goes to get a mask and costume from this Russian
00:07:22.740 guy's place and bribes him to open up shop in the middle of the night so he can get a mask and a
00:07:28.140 cape. Bro, it's fiending to go to that party. This is kind of like Elon Musk right here.
00:07:31.200 Please, can I go to the... Allegedly, in my opinion. Please, can I go to the island? Please,
00:07:34.860 I'll bring the costume. I want the jerky. I want the pizza. Please, please, Jeff.
00:07:40.660 $100? Yes.
00:07:42.740 But when he goes inside, he sees that the owner's daughter is being pimped out to these two Japanese guys.
00:07:49.300 I've got tech teams in Japan.
00:07:51.020 I'm afraid that's out of the question.
00:07:52.780 Then he rocks up to the party where a group of masked elites seemingly fulfilled their wildest desires.
00:08:01.980 Huh?
00:08:02.280 But because he's an idiot, outed himself in front of all the masked elites.
00:08:06.560 Get undressed.
00:08:07.660 Oh boy.
00:08:08.000 But luckily, they let him go in exchange for this mysterious woman
00:08:11.940 who weirdly sacrificed her life for his.
00:08:15.560 Let him go!
00:08:17.840 Then he goes home and sleeps it off.
00:08:19.680 Then, over the next two days, nearly self-destra-
00:08:23.000 Bro, look how beautiful this lighting is.
00:08:24.380 I don't care.
00:08:24.680 People are going to call me an arty farty film nerd.
00:08:26.620 This composition here, Stanley Kubrick was really the greatest of all time.
00:08:30.280 ...into his own paranoia and confusion about the whole situation
00:08:34.160 as he tries to piece together the pieces of the puzzle
00:08:37.120 which are all hidden in plain sight before him.
00:08:40.040 When I explain it like that, it sounds simple.
00:08:42.940 But like all of Kubrick's films,
00:08:44.640 the devil is in the details
00:08:46.060 and it's always what's behind the curtain
00:08:48.540 that you can't see,
00:08:50.040 which is always more interesting than what you can.
00:08:52.820 It's such a weird, strange movie
00:08:55.240 that glorifies speculation after speculation,
00:08:58.680 conspiracy after conspiracy
00:09:00.540 about the nature of its scenes.
00:09:02.600 You guys keep saying he gives his kid away at the end.
00:09:04.320 I don't think that's true at all.
00:09:06.540 I don't, there's no instance in the movie where that's the, but don't spoil it for people who haven't seen Eyes Wide Shut.
00:09:11.100 And what its true intention really is.
00:09:13.720 And after every viewing, there are always new thoughts and realizations that pop into your mind.
00:09:21.040 It's insane.
00:09:22.400 Is it merely a disturbing satire about a guy who gets blue-balled for two and a half hours?
00:09:27.400 Who is the man on the red coat?
00:09:28.520 Is it about the fragility of marriage?
00:09:30.220 Who is the masked man that nods to Bill?
00:09:32.220 Is Bill being followed?
00:09:33.020 Is it about the nature of desire and its potential consequences?
00:09:35.900 What happened to Nick Nightingale?
00:09:37.580 Did Kubrick make the film to make Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman divorce?
00:09:41.260 Did he make this film to warn us about Scientology
00:09:44.220 because he, in his wife's words, lost his daughter to Scientology?
00:09:47.780 Why is Tom's tooth perfectly aligned in the centre of his face?
00:09:50.660 Is this what happens when you take the wrong turn at Balenciaga?
00:09:52.860 Did that prostitute really just happen to die of an overdose or was she murdered?
00:09:56.140 Is this bohemian growth?
00:09:57.260 Or is this entire movie just a subtle expose of the wealthy elite
00:10:01.020 which hosts sick, twisted parties
00:10:03.380 on a realm the common man cannot even fathom.
00:10:06.340 And when someone tries to speak out,
00:10:08.260 they die under suspicious circumstances.
00:10:11.940 And also apparently the theory is that
00:10:13.880 the original title is supposed to be
00:10:15.160 Jaden, Eyes Wide Shut.
00:10:18.200 J-E-W-S.
00:10:22.440 Yes.
00:10:23.120 What makes Eyes Wide Shut so special though
00:10:25.980 is it's very weirdly crafted dreamlike atmosphere.
00:10:31.400 And how it draws you in
00:10:33.120 into what is this nightmare blunt rotation scenario,
00:10:36.600 which is what leaves you to question
00:10:38.280 if anything was even real.
00:10:40.540 Okay, that was super schizo.
00:10:41.780 I never saw that.
00:10:42.280 Someone said, yeah,
00:10:43.160 because Nicole Kidman is the wife.
00:10:44.900 Kid man.
00:10:48.280 Kid man.
00:10:49.820 Bill has one long night of exploring,
00:10:52.620 you know, who he is,
00:10:53.680 what are his desires,
00:10:54.780 and then ultimately declining into paranoia
00:10:57.840 as he is forced to confront every stupid mistake
00:11:00.900 he stupidly made the night before.
00:11:03.120 here's the thing bill is wealthy he doesn't tom cruise kind of look like clavicular he's a rich
00:11:07.940 old guy he throws around cash willy-nilly he can bribe his way into places he rips up 100
00:11:14.540 notes like it's nothing he is what most people would consider the one percent to be but it's
00:11:20.480 not until he gets but not the point one percent small glimpse at the top one percent of the one
00:11:25.460 percent does he realize that he is in way over his death and is just a shock to him as it is to us
00:11:31.400 i've seen many horror movies i've seen some very creepy and disturbing scenes but no scene has
00:11:37.720 evoked a strange level of dread in me that the masked party scene has while still maintaining
00:11:44.840 this dreamlike hazy quality to it there are just so many different interpretations you can ponder
00:11:50.680 that it causes your mind to endlessly question and maybe even potentially overanalyze the details
00:11:56.600 i'll give you an example it's never quite 100 confirmed but it's alleged that this guy in the
00:12:01.720 tricorn hat that nods to bill is actually ziegler ziegler but i don't know for sure maybe he was
00:12:07.640 actually the one to notice that he was an outsider and to test him further to confirm his suspicion
00:12:13.160 those were not just ordinary you did that perfectly yeah i said oh my god
00:12:17.800 galane maxwell elon musk i studied this when i was making my film one shot that i showed in the
00:12:21.560 the film garage the short film i made with yay in spain i was listening to that soundtrack a lot
00:12:26.900 where it's uh from eyes wide shut off hold off hold off and heal a little hold off me
00:12:33.200 first like reverse latin people there if i told you their names i'm not going to tell you their
00:12:39.460 names but if i did dexter dexter soundtrack sleep so you can't be 100 certain i never really got
00:12:45.660 the vibe that this guy was trying to save bill but really just test to see if he's an interloper
00:12:50.980 but you'll never be able to fully understand it and you always fear what you don't understand
00:12:55.740 dog the entire sequence is like 25 minutes long but pacing wise it feels like it's just three
00:13:01.900 minutes because it's like perfectly envelops the viewer into i think the last hour drags a little
00:13:06.400 bit but that meditative dream-like state especially at the party is the most encapsulating
00:13:11.620 entrancing filmmaking i've ever seen in my life and santa kubrick really has a perfect discography
00:13:17.600 I think he only made 10 films.
00:13:19.420 This is his 10th, if I'm not mistaken.
00:13:21.720 And he was passed away before it released.
00:13:25.700 But he has a perfect body of work, bro.
00:13:28.640 First one, I still haven't seen the bomb one.
00:13:31.960 But Stanley Kubrick, bro, the go-to director.
00:13:34.360 Super go-to director.
00:13:36.500 Obviously, he did 2001 Space Odyssey.
00:13:38.520 Clockwork Orange is one of my favorites.
00:13:39.840 The Shining, best horror movie of all time.
00:13:41.780 Barry Lyndon is a beautiful period piece.
00:13:44.380 Full Metal Jacket, anti-war.
00:13:46.460 like this is just incredible bro i still have lolita lepeto movie i still have to see dr
00:13:53.940 strangelove in its entirety spartacus and paths of glory but up here bro clockwork orange method
00:14:00.240 i always had to post this up in my room when i was younger you guys got to check it out
00:14:03.500 that you just lose track of time with how fucking weird and mythical it is please
00:14:09.600 come forward its ambience its vibe and its setting is like a horror movie there are so
00:14:17.320 so many subtle details that you completely miss because you are so caught up in the visuals and
00:14:22.700 the way the scene is actually presented to you the masked attendees you know if you actually stop
00:14:28.320 and analyze the masks themselves each one is unique and tells its own story which is just
00:14:34.140 very eerie especially considering each one of these masks hides an elite or famous wealthy
00:14:40.060 individual which is clearly fiction and not ever representative of anything that has happened in
00:14:44.860 real life 1999 makes you want to wonder why he was uh why he passed away but anyway this
00:14:50.620 just happened in mar-a-lago several weeks ago doesn't look really familiar mar-a-lago
00:14:56.780 And the way you look tonight
00:15:00.480 Head of the conservative movement, huh?
00:15:03.200 is that elon like who's under this
00:15:33.200 Who is that?
00:15:43.200 I think in the same morning, too, they had a Shabbat breakfast, if not mistaken, where they all gave pamphlets with a menu with the giant star of David, the flag of Israel, on it.
00:15:53.200 Same day, all happening in Mar-a-Lago.
00:15:57.480 Life ever.
00:15:58.340 Actually, I don't know what I'm even talking about.
00:16:00.020 This movie and the next...
00:16:01.340 What the fuck?
00:16:03.200 a lot of the masks are venetian in nature this mask looks like a plague doctor which you know
00:16:10.000 the plague hit venice pretty hard back in the 1300s there's a donald trump mask this mask all
00:16:16.000 the way back there looks like george soros there's even an illuminati mask bill outs himself partly
00:16:21.760 because he chooses the mask of a commoner the volto mask which accentuates the eyes whereas
00:16:27.120 the other masked members have the eyes distorted or covered completely thematically the masks
00:16:32.640 themselves are important to the film's narrative and have symbolic purpose. It's all about cover
00:16:38.420 ups and it's about the lies we tell to each other. I mean Bill was already involved in a mini cover
00:16:43.640 up at the start of the film at Ziegler's party when a prostitute... Ziegler Epstein's party in
00:16:48.020 the Christmas party. Prostitute ODs and he covers it up. Mandi has an overdose and he calls in Bill
00:16:54.740 to see if he can savour the situation. Ziegler is shown to be a very wealthy and well-known
00:17:00.120 individual with a reputation to uphold so this would obviously be a disaster to his well-being
00:17:05.320 and it's just uncomfortable to me how he kind of wags his finger at her like uh uh uh you didn't
00:17:10.380 say the magic word you know it's super funny here too yeah so ziggler hires a prostitute here
00:17:15.620 the dialogue is so important here because like you were a bad kid you're a bad kid what were
00:17:20.740 you doing you messed up it's like she od because she was doing too much coke and heroin and fent
00:17:24.300 at the same time and then as soon as the problem arises ziggler turns from a guy soliciting a
00:17:28.920 prostitute and to like a teacher you're a bad kid bad kid says that very specifically to me how he
00:17:36.640 kind of wags his finger at her like uh uh uh you didn't say the magic word calls her kiddo that was
00:17:42.180 really one hell of a scare you gave us kiddo kiddo and she apologizes sorry as if it was a kid
00:17:49.200 misbehaving the audacity of this man there's so many different thoughts and feelings that enter
00:17:54.800 your mind as you watch this the man in the red cloak doing this weird ritual with a staff and
00:18:00.480 a smoking bowl and a chain the setting itself you know the mid 18 but this looks like uh it looks
00:18:06.060 like a rothschild mansion doesn't know let's go back i don't know where it was shot this right
00:18:11.560 here doesn't this look like a rothschild mansion let's see oh yeah literally identical it literally
00:18:22.220 looks exactly like the
00:18:23.260 the Waitson Manor
00:18:25.280 and again you saw Ariana
00:18:30.100 de Rothschild was emailing Epstein back and
00:18:32.200 forth asking for
00:18:33.960 chocolate ice cream allegedly in my opinion
00:18:35.960 it was shot at one
00:18:37.520 was it shot at a Rothschild mansion
00:18:40.200 how did he even
00:18:42.140 get the rights to do that
00:18:42.980 it looks like this doesn't it
00:18:45.860 yeah Ariana de Rothschild
00:18:48.420 just exposed in the Epstein
00:18:50.120 files allegedly in my opinion for looking for chocolate ice cream
00:18:52.200 at a go about a naked pool party
00:18:55.120 itself you know the mid 1800s victorian architecture is dazzling but creepy at the
00:19:03.040 same time all of the exterior shots from the outside of the mansion are actually from
00:19:07.360 mentmore towers which was originally built for the rothschilds what the fuck
00:19:12.100 what the fuck
00:19:17.000 actually the ritual itself is a christian sermon delivered in romanian but played in reverse
00:19:24.460 which is what gives it that strange eerie feel to the whole thing please come the ringleader in
00:19:31.860 the red cloak has this mocking happy manner about him get undressed yes you will kindly
00:19:38.360 remove your mask that's unfortunate it's just so strange and weird i love it personally i went
00:19:46.920 into this film raw i had no idea what it was about all i knew was that it and that harvey
00:19:53.200 kytel left the project because he was frustrated with kubrick's directing style is that the
00:19:57.960 brooklyn in you do you think yeah stanley kubrick was a known ultra perfectionist people always
00:20:03.840 talk about that story in highs wide shut where the female lead she had to she's like almost went
00:20:08.800 insane because he would shoot things like 150 100 well this film took years to make and they split
00:20:14.300 it over several years he would he was the most well-known perfectionist in cinema history it's
00:20:20.020 a sense of ruth in me so imagine experiencing this for the first time i feel in the shining
00:20:25.200 to get lost trying to figure out the hidden messages of kubrick's films that you forget
00:20:30.180 the emotional and visceral response you get from actually watching his films. The lighting is very
00:20:36.480 aesthetically beautiful. I told you, I mean, look at this color scheme right here. Everything's
00:20:41.300 shot as a painting. Every frame is a painting. What's your favorite Kubrick movie chat? Someone
00:20:45.240 saying Clockwork Orange. 2001 is up there as one of the greatest films of all time. My personal
00:20:49.160 favorite's got to be Eyes Wide Shut, even though I don't think it's the best. What do you guys
00:20:52.480 think? What's the best Kubrick of all time? 2001, Barry Lyndon. What do you guys think? Barry Lyndon?
00:20:59.280 that's a really film nerd answer that's not the most popular yeah 2001 people say people say that
00:21:06.280 stanley kubrick directed the moon landing but oh that's why you said the moon landing that's funny
00:21:10.200 you don't know interstellar shut up that's fucking uh christopher nolan goofy that would
00:21:16.060 never exist without 2001 2001's a snooze fest that's one of my bro i love that movie especially
00:21:21.640 the ending all the freemason analogies batman okay why am i asking kick chat this stuff i can
00:21:28.420 still conveying subtle insights into the theme of its narrative it's not like conventional
00:21:33.700 movie lighting and it's not made to look or feel realistic the cinematography and specific framing
00:21:40.500 staging and blocking of certain images is extremely intentional in what it wants you to see this is
00:21:46.180 the mood the music from uh jango one change right and blocking of certain images is extremely
00:21:51.220 intentional in what it wants you to see i actually don't think there is anyone that can make a movie
00:21:56.180 like this anymore it's just extinct like you really just don't get scenes looking like that
00:22:00.880 today the use of color is genius and it's always orange and blue contrast throughout what like
00:22:05.980 even in the shot with the cab orange and blue contrast same thing with the cab jar or orange
00:22:09.440 and blue contrast really ties the whole film together primarily you see gold for wealth
00:22:14.480 red for danger and desire in fact red being almost everywhere makes the whole film feel
00:22:19.640 very claustrophobic at times and blue which is uncertainty or genuine unease throughout the
00:22:25.520 entire film you will see some type of combination of the three whether it be people and places
00:22:31.100 within the scenes or directional lighting like gold lit rooms or the blue moon illuminating the
00:22:36.920 ground it's really hammering home how it wants you to feel and to some i could imagine how it
00:22:42.000 feels kind of obnoxious with the obviously unrealistic lighting but i say no again it just
00:22:47.120 adds and doubles down to that dreamy even fever dreamlike quality about it so when daylight hits
00:22:53.300 it feels like the filter has been washed away and it's realistic in tone and atmosphere and
00:22:58.640 loses that dreamlike quality to benefit the conspiracy about what happened to bill the night
00:23:03.880 before how like me a kubrick interview if you guys fax you one he almost never did interviews
00:23:07.780 was everything you know you question if he's going crazy it's like when you have a crazy dream the
00:23:12.940 night before but when you try and remember every detail about it you get frustrated because no
00:23:17.920 matter how hard you try you can never get to relive it again in everyday life from a technical
00:23:22.680 standpoint, all of these elements feel both distant yet very in your face. Hidden but obvious.
00:23:28.540 It just makes you get lost in this one night fueled by spite and ego. It's not really something
00:23:35.700 that can be put into words. It's something you have to experience for yourself. Eyes Wide Shut
00:23:40.360 is simply a brilliant film. A film that is so visually memorable. One of those films that
00:23:45.480 just stays with you in your mind forever because it's the music that haunts you. At first, it's
00:23:51.080 this bittersweet melody that introduces us to the upper class of new york then a hum at an alien
00:23:56.860 like frequency in an unknown language then there is this repetitive two-note rhythm which just
00:24:02.660 pierces the soul and not in a good way and dominates the second half of the film the
00:24:07.620 characters in this film aren't really like real characters as much as they are archetypes to
00:24:12.420 represent warnings for bill warnings for infidelity i love the way that these characters
00:24:17.500 are introduced at the finally hey bill how the hell are you been a long time oh college doing
00:24:22.560 good huh how's the family how the fuck are the kids why do white people talk to each other like
00:24:27.600 that hey how the flip are you oh fuck you you fucking piece of shit i haven't seen you in
00:24:33.040 forever how the fuck are you you fucking scumbag piece of shit asshole i fucking hate you oh my
00:24:39.020 god i'm gonna shoot you in the head you fucking you it's been years give me a hug you fucking
00:24:44.200 asshole archetypes to represent warnings for bill warnings for infidelity potential warnings
00:24:49.560 for the future of his daughter if his marriage collapses or speaking out about conspiracies
00:24:54.920 with no definite proof the thing about kubrick is that almost everything you see in the frame
00:25:00.040 or the background is intentional more so than other directors this is not the new york you are
00:25:04.680 familiar with because it's not every exterior sequence in the city was shot on a sound stage
00:25:10.120 in england meaning that everything down to the buildings the posters the trash on the ground
00:25:14.800 the cars parked on the street the extras are all intentionally placed there to look like that for
00:25:20.080 you to see because that is the intention eyes wide shut is a film where every frame is a painting
00:25:25.160 every character a warning and every scene a master class in atmosphere but he did die four
00:25:30.700 days after he submitted the first draft to warner brothers studio and even though they say that the
00:25:34.800 soundtrack that the piano that dominates the second half of the movie they said that that's
00:25:39.740 all fake too that there wasn't supposed to be in it originally so i guess we're never probably
00:25:44.780 going to see the original cut but i think it showed a lot more obviously it did especially
00:25:48.380 the party stuff year and tension 1999 was without a doubt probably the best year for movies probably
00:25:54.780 ever he had the 1999 what do you have you have this movie's called fuck i forgot this is the
00:26:00.580 first m night shamalan movie i love uh his early stuff what's his name yeah six cents you have the
00:26:07.180 matrix you have fight club you have american beauty it goes on and on best year for film ever
00:26:15.500 toy story to the matrix austin powers the blair witch project phantom menace
00:26:19.680 hey don't hey hey hey hey sorry to the matrix austin powers the blair witch project phantom
00:26:26.580 minute really really dude this office space fight club lock stocks smoking barrels green mile
00:26:36.360 american beauty i'm not done being john malkovich the south park movie being john malkovich that'd
00:26:41.260 be a great one to watch on stream things i hate about you magnolia the mummy not in hill american
00:26:45.600 pie the iron giant fucking the wild wild west movie with will smith and eyes wide shut to really
00:26:51.200 cement the year as one of the best in cinema history and i kid you not there really isn't
00:26:56.520 another movie that will make you feel indescribable strange emotions quite like this film will evoke
00:27:02.980 in you to feel what an incredible film to top off a career and it's especially funny that the last
00:27:07.880 word from this prestigious director sex is fuck fuck i got it so goddamn close it's fuck and then
00:27:15.960 it fades to black. Have you guys ever seen my film? You guys ever see One-Shot?
00:27:26.920 I mean I made this in college by the way I was uh this is came out 2019
00:27:30.840 fucking hell damn seven seven years ago is my short film. I'll skip to the let me
00:27:39.540 skip ahead a little bit. Let's start here. Let's start here. I'll show you.
00:27:50.560 We don't want to watch it. We good. Okay, just a little bit. Just a little bit.
00:27:56.440 It's a short film I made in school.
00:28:09.540 No, no.
00:28:39.540 Go away, Slot.
00:29:09.540 get out of here.
00:29:39.540 Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
00:30:09.540 I love the shot coming up.
00:30:14.000 I love that shot.
00:30:15.060 This is what Fresh wants to do to me, really do.
00:30:45.060 Ah, I love that sound.
00:31:15.060 We'll be right back.
00:31:45.060 What'd you think?
00:32:10.140 Anyway, I made this when I was 19, 20.
00:32:15.060 but yeah do you like it already far