What is the password?
>>67794938
fidelio
>>67794938
fellatio
memelio
>>67794990
that's correct..
but whats the password...
of the house?
Jealous Eyes Wide Shut
>>67795088
Zachthehacksnyder
>>67794938
OORRRGYYYYY
>>67794938
bloooooooooooooow joooooooooooob
>>67794938
N-nigger?
>>67794938
Knock Knock
>>67795088
I'm afraid...I must've...forgotten it.
>>67795088
Kino
>>67795088
Was there no password for the house? Was it a trick? Shouldnt he just have said that there isnt one to that stupid cuck in the robe.
>>67795311
sTOPPP!!
*camera zoom onto tits
Oooorgy
>>67795377
He was asked what the password was when he got to the house and he said fidelio again and that's when they found him out.
>>67795088
Depends on the lodge
New England Clam Chowder
>>67795446
never picked up on that, so there was a second password or where they just fishing for people who don't belong?
>>67795688
I'm pretty sure there was a second password.
>>67795761
but why does Ziegler say there was no second password at the end?
>>67794938
Modern day classic. It's too bad most people don't get it.
>>67794938
[spoiler[password[(spoiler]
>>67796017
please elaborate on your deep understanding
>>67795818
He's lying to calm him down. Making the secret society seem not very sophisticated.
Good Goys look at the time
>>67794938
So did they really kill that girl who "took his place?" Or was it just a scare tactic?
>>67796206
It's ambiguous
>>67796226
It's bad filmmaking is what it is.
>>67796206
Not clear but yeah, they probably did.
>>67796244
Being ambiguous is bad filmmaking?
>>67796017
There's nothing to get.
It's a complete failure on every level. Looked good though. That's what superficial plebs like you appreciate, so you would like it.
>>67795676
Is that the red or the white?
>>67795138
I kekked
>>67796315
>pleb doesn't know he's a pleb
Maybe one day lil buddy
>>67796315
>>67796381
Explain to me why it's good.
List some actual reasons. Oh wait, you can't. lmao
>>67796453
It's just a very enjoyable film that kept my attention the entire time and made me think about the themes and events.
>>67796453
>>67796563
HAHAHAHA
Knew you could't do it.
>>67796315
>>67796453
>>67796244
Eye's Wide Shut is my favorite movie at the moment. I think that Kubrick was reaching for a new way to tell a story or experience a story through filmmaking, he was trying to push the medium as far as he could by making something that works more on a subconscious level than something that is clear on the surface. It's the only movie that I've seen that I keep coming back to over and over and over again something about the off beat pacing of it is really intense to me
>>67796453
Why is it bad?
I sincerely hope that everybody ITT that is claiming to be an Eyes Wides Shut and claiming to 'get it' has read the source material
>>67796611
>tips fedora
>>67796453
tits
>>67796611
Reading the book a movie is based on is not a requirement to enjoy or analyze a film.
>>67796662
sure, if you exist in a superficial world and have no desire to hammer down into the details of what something actually is.
The password is...I'm not quite sure how to say thispenisth
>>67796611
source material is irrelevant if its a Kubrick adaptation
>>67795818
>let's just give more information to this random guy who hapenned to be here!
they 're smart
>>67796695
Movies and books are two completely different mediums and if the movie It's made well it will stand by itself.
>>67796695
What are movie adaptions to you? Always just simplified versions of the same thing?
Plot is the ultimate pleb filter. It doesn't matter.
the big question was it really all a charade to scare bill. or were they really a secret cult who killed that woman?
>>67796750
This is so wrong. Kubrick read Traumnovelle hundreds of times, the film is essentially a modern adaptation of the novella.
If you are interested you should read Eyes Wide Open by Frederic Raphael to get an idea of how obsessed Kubrick was with the source material
>>67796814
It's up to the viewer to decide
>>67796597
It's absolutely inconsequential, well I guess it did achieve one thing, that being tarnishing rubrics legacy.
Nothing in it works. Tom Cruise walks around looking bored. He stands in rooms and does nothing as the plot is slowly explained to him. This would be fine, but the plot itself is a joke. Ok Cruise attends a party. It's well show. Looks good. Doesn't have the splendour of something like Barry Lyndon though. Then we have the boring scenes that made me feel like they were there to simply waste time when Cruise talks to his wife. Oh wow, they have secrets! Who would have though that people who are married could hide things from one another. Then we have the surrealist illuminati party. Once again, it's well show but nothing happens. The scenes tell us nothing. There are perverted rich people who have secrets? whowuldathink. At the end of the film nothing has changed. Nothing has happened actually. It may as well have been 20 minutes long. I'm sure you could cut it down to that and not lose any 'substance' if only there was any in this joke.
Cruise was awful. The supporting cast were awful. The outdoor shots looked absolutely disgusting. Like the film was shot on a poor recreation of New York. The story tells us nothing. There is no resolve. There is no plot actually.
I have no idea how anyone could think that they didn't waste their time watching this awful failure.
>>67796876
Yes it was a movie based off a book. Cool but i don't give a shit.
>>67796876
>fedora double tip
>>67796971
then you will NEVER 'get it'
>>67796937
I feel bad that you can't experience true art.
>>67797076
There is nothing artistic about Eyes Wide Bored.
>>67794938
one stinky dinky?
>>67797012
But i do get it.
>>67797115
ur eyes wide bored
>>67797151
And you can't even tell me what you like about it.
>>67797146
you are the type of person that goes through life never putting in the effort to actually understand something so you just spout things that you have picked up from other people and live by the rule that the 10% you know is more than the 0% the idiots you surround yourself with know
The first time that I watched this it was just okay. The second time, I cell in love with this masterpiece.
Why is it so overlooked and underrated?
>>67796937
congrats on missing the entire point of the film
>>67797180
I like the adventure he goes on and the relationship between him and his wife and the theme of dreams, fantasy and infidelity.
>>67797198
WHat's there to understand.
If you get it so well tell us what's so deep. Explain to us. I would actually want to know what you have to say, if you do have something say, which I highly doubt.
Also you're the kind of person who thinks that his taste is good, when he actually doesn't know why he enjoys the films he does. You are the absolute highest form of pleb. A pleb who fools himself.
>>67797258
I hate Eyes Wide Shut, I much prefer Traumnovelle and great literature in general
>>67797217
What was the entire point of the film, then?
This was Tom's best performance, even better than Magnolia
>>67796595
Same man. I saw this movie as a kid for the first time and it left one of the most lasting impressions a film has ever left on me. I could watch it over and over again and still find something new each time.
spaghetteo
Bill Wilson
>>67797252
>I like the adventure he goes on
There is no adventure. Nothing happens.
>and the relationship between him and his wife
top kek. They have no relationship. If you weren't told that they're married you could never have actually guessed it. They share a room and talk. That is the hight of their 'relationship'.
>and the theme of dreams, fantasy and infidelity
Dreams and fantasy? wut? Infidelity sure, but that's handled in such a on the nose way. It also doesn't tell us anything other than 'married people have secrets' which is honesty as simple as a theme can get.
>>67797252
this
>>67797388
kek
>>67797355
it was GOAT casting. Tom's artificial charm and status as #1 housewife fantasy meant that a movie about him teetering on the brink of infidelity was always going to be a shoe-in. Nicole Kidman was actually pretty wasted by comparison.
>>67797443
You've just shown you don't get it.
>>67797443
I'm pretty sure you haven't seen Eye's Wide Shut
>>67797443
LOOK AT THIS DWUDE
>>67797334
>Eye's Wide Shut is my favorite movie at the moment.
Pointless statement when discussing the quality of a film.
>I think that Kubrick was reaching for a new way to tell a story or experience a story through filmmaking, he was trying to push the medium
he failed.
>making something that works more on a subconscious level than something that is clear on the surface.
I'm not sure what this is about. The plot is literally Tom going to an illuminati party and then coming home. Nothing happens apart from that. Was the party real? Did it all actually happen? ooOOooOOOo spooky. In the end though, it doesn't matter if it did or didn't happen, since it didn't change a thing. It may as well not have happened. The entire story art is resolved when Tom smokes some weed with his wife.
>It's the only movie that I've seen that I keep coming back to over and over and over again something about the off beat pacing of it is really intense to me
And more pointless statements about what the movie means to you.
>get into masonry and carpentry
>father was in it too
>he gets me involved in his lodge, join up
>all they do is stupid boring shit literally all the time, there is nothing at all entertaining there and the only reason to ever do any of this shit is for the connections
>all the connections are shit because it's just other fucking craftsmen, most of which are competition
Fuck every single mother fucker who made it seem exciting. You flat-earth tinfoil hat pieces of shit got my hopes up you god damn fucking blithering retards.
>>67797298
it's the perfect portrayal of the relationship between man and woman
>>67796937
Tom Cruise is by principle a shit actor Tbf.
Also, the point of EWS I think it was to show the entire world that cinema can be used as a medium to deliver a wide share of feelings instead of just Worrying about "muh story".
The odd representation of New York was part of this whole sense of surrealism that Kubrick wanted to convey. One of the most populated cities in the world can suddenly become a creepy, abandoned, obscure, wicked land.
>>67794938
>feign drunkenness
>laugh hysterically and slur words
>that heaving laugh
>eventually get on all fours talking to myself
>lay on the floor and pretend to fall asleep
lel all I have to do next is brace myself for when I get thrown out into the street or out a moving car. If I were a woman I'd be screwed though, there would be no way I'd be getting out alive or severely raped through all holes
>>67797509
>>67797517
>>67797547
No reasons listed as to why I'm wrong. lmaoing @ your inability to present an argument.
It's like i'm talking to children here. I guess only children could like a movie as bad as this.
>>67797443
i literally have to share a board with you
>>67795088
plot hole.
If there wasn't a password, why would anyone know there wasn't one when asked? illogical
>>67797552
>>67797598
Take it easy little guy, you're gonna hurt yourself.
>>67797568
>craftsmen
Lol what kind of shitty lodge is your father part of?
>>67797647
>>67797601
Still unable to address any of my points.
I guess macro images are considered worthy replies for people with such low IQ as you.
This movie is arguably Kubrick's masterpiece
It was very brave of him to make something like this
![00570016[1][1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/43bIbwJ.jpg "00570016[1][1].jpg")
Dänemark/Denmark
>>67797697
I can't address your points because they are all wrong.
>>67797751
How?
If you don't tell me why we can't have a discussion you know? I'm trying to walk you through this, but you're so stupid you still haven't seem to have picked up on the fact that you actually need to have a counterargument when trying to say someone is wrong.
>>67797697
what points? most of what you said are opinions
>>67797568
You're in the lower echelons, of course a guy who lays down carpet isn't going to be doing any of the cool shit. There's a rank structure to it
>>67797719
What's brave about it?
Showing secret societies of rich people? implying that the rich and powerful could be up to some sketchy shit? That's brave to you?
You do realise that this has been explored widely before Kubrick made this, right?
>>67795396
>ctrlF "orgy"
1 result
>>67797862
it's not about the cults or the rich or the poweful at all that is not the point of the film
>>67797831
HE'S STILL DOGING
You have been BTFO be me so many times, and yet you still reply.
Show to me how I'm actually wrong.
>>67797882
What's the point then?
>>67797787
I love this movie!
>IT'S A PIECE OF SHIT PROVE TO ME IT DOESN'T SUCK COCK
I enjoyed the story and the way it was shot.
>THESE AREN'T REASONS NOW TELL ME WHY IT'S GOOD
No one in here cares as much as you do.
>>67797443
>Eyes Wide Shut
When are you conscious and aware, yet eyes closed? When you are dreaming. The party at the mansion parallels the party they attend at the beginning. Sex and infidelity, some of the same people are at both, one they wear literal masks, but people at the other party wear figurative masks. One interpretation is that the party at the mansion was his dream imagining of the actual party from before. I mean I think it obviously did happen, but thematically they may be the same for Kubrick... just one is more honest and spoopy.
>>67797955
Tell me what you like about it
>IT LOOKS GOOD, OK? THAT MEANS IT'S GOOD AND THESE FLAWS THAT YOU HAVE POINTED OUT ARE UNTURE IF I IGNORE THEM
actually post what I dislike about the movie
>WOW THAT'S JUST AN OPINON YOU'RE WRONG STOP SAYING MEAN THINGS ABOUT MY FAVOURITE FLICK
>>67797890
You are absolutely hysterical
WWAAARGHWRGHW
>>67798042
You are doing the best you can to dodge.
>>67794938
moron
god these EWS threads always kick up a fuss
is it just one guy that's doing it?
>>67796937
>poor recreation of New York
It felt that way because it actually was shot on a poor recreation of New York built specifically for EWS. My guess is that Kubrik had his reasons for doing so.
>>67798187
Yes there was. To make the setting more dream like.
>>67798187
filmed in london for
>>67798238
that purpose
>>67797918
the film is not about Illuminati or cults or anything like that. that is the tinfoil hat answer
the real meaning was kubrick wanted a realistic portrayal of relationships of intimacy and lust. this is why he needed to hire a real life couple.
he finds out about his wife's desires. which shocks him, and sends him out of control. he then becomes unhinged, and goes out desperately soul searching and looking for answers. which never come. but by not getting any answers this also gives him the answers he needs
for 99% of people life is boring. there are no cults. or secret sex orgies. see this is the desire. desire for more. for something interesting his first taste of it, and he can't handle it just like everyone else.
by the end it sums up neatly, and he sobs, he retreats and surrenders back to his wife. he never cheated because he was never jealous, he wants to be with and live a normal life. the journey of that night proved that to him. and very last line they need to "fuck" sums it all up because everything is about sex.
i could go more into it but i can't be bothered.
>>67798314
This
>>67798314
this is largely right
but fact wise, there is freemason symbolism within the movie, in particular of the main priest's chair, with the double eagles.
that's unfortunately not speculation, it was specifically done.
>>67798314
And what's brave about this?
>>67798385
it was critically panned at the time and a box office flop, he took a risk
>>67798385
that wasn't me probably some tinfoil hat man thinking kubrick was brave for showing the "truth" behind cults or whatever
Who let /v/ in? Anyway, I watched Eyes Wide Shut for the first time almost 2 years ago in June. It's not a horror movie, but that goddamn mansion scene kept me up all night. It was so creepy and well done.
>>67798385
he happen to die shortly after the film's release
tinfoil hat people can do with that what they want
he just wanted to get the movie out there, it was the last movie he planned to make
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkT6OGlrXhE
good discussion
>>67798314
the real meaning is both, this is the man who made 2001 which is about so many things. He didn't throw the double eagle chair in for shits and giggles, or the Under the Rainbow reference where the underage sex selling goes on
BTW his least favorite movie was the Wizard of Oz, which is highly linked with MK Ultra type projects
>>67797598
hey buddy fuck you
why are you even here?
>>67798537
>his least favorite movie was the Wizard of Oz, which is highly linked with MK Ultra type projects
source on both of those?
>>67798314
great film. with amazing craftsmanship which is granted with kubrick. it's supposed to be a film which explores and studys human sexuality. everything else is content to keep it interesting and move the plot along. it's not perfect though
>>67798638
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbE-1gcue88
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KOuU5siwdSQ
Zizek speaking the truth
>>67799085
>resolves things a bit too conventionally
why was Ebert such a pleb?
>>67795761
Wouldn't his cuck piano friend tell him about the 2nd password if there was one?????????????
There wasn't one
They knew he wasn't one of them because the guy from the mansion party from the beginning of the movie was also there and recognized him and snitched
>>67794938
Meme.
>>67796267
"yes"
>>67794938
The best the best the best the best the best
>>67799145
The piano friend only knew the first password because he was the help. The second password was for guests only.
>>67799189
There was no second password is what I figured
>>67798496
david denby missed the entire point of the film may as well have just said "not enough explosions!"
>>67794938
"Swordfish"
Wellwas his wife actually at the partyandis their daughter a sex trafficking victim now?
>>67799143
He was a consumer guide first and foremost, he's said as much several times. He seldom remarked on the real depth of films.
>>67799408
the second party is just a reflection of the opening scene party. so yes and no.
no, their daughter was never in danger
>>67794938
BANE?
>>67799700
beat me to it
>>67798187
It was filmed in London, because Kubrick had an autistic phobia of New York City. He felt that it was too dangerous of a place, and always worried that he would get killed if he set foot there. Funny thing is....he's a native New Yorker. Yet, he lived in England so long, that he had even developed a bit of a British accent. You can't separate genius from weird, sometimes.
>>67801174
he knew
>>67799145
Also, his piano playing friend was nothing more than "the help." They would only give peons like him the initial password (e.g. just enough access to get into the house, not enough to roam around and fuck people), assuming that there really were two passwords.
>>67794938
I fell in love with this movie immediately. Even the soundtrack, with the Gyorgi Ligetti piano music is bone chilling. Yes, it's vague in parts. But, only if you refuse to think about it. I even imported the Region 3 Hong Kong disc, back in the day, because it was the only truly uncensored DVD at the time. The Region 1 USA release had the orgy scene censored digitally, and the Region 2 UK disc had the Hindu chant during the orgy censored, because many Indians in the UK took exception. I wonder if they ever released it totally uncensored here in the US?
I wish there was a way to save Tom Cruise from Scientology.
>>67802022
There was this rumour that he wanted to escape it to be more present as a father to his daughter...
That sounded like a good reason. Don't know what happened with that...
>>67796315
>doesn't think EWS is good
>doesn't think a films visual aesthetic is one of the most important partsas film is a VISUAL medium
Truly the GOAT Christmastime film
>>67794938
>snyderio
This was a pretty gread horror movie. It was good until the end, but hey, what else is new?
I liked how she waswilling to burn bridges, suck an evil dick, and murder her close friends
just to make it.
>>67802177
His acting made him less present as a father, not so much his scientology. He actually saw scientology as a way to connect more with her by getting her involved in the religion, which katie Holmes really didn't like.
He's an extremely dedicated actor and often spends far more time on set than is necessary. This was a major cause of tension. Source: hung out drinking w/ k holmes once
>>67797615
when he entered the house, he repeated the password, which is how they knew. anyone who knew there wasn't one, wouldn't feel the need to repeat it.
>>67796206
They probably did, but the callousness with which Ziegler talks about her is meant to imply that whether they literally murdered her or not the wealthy elite still constantly exploit and discard people and are to some degree culpable either way.
>>67794938
>>67802726
Nope. GOAT xmastime film is Gremlins.
Are there any other movies that do a similar thing with the loads and loads of in camera lighting? It gave the whole thing such a great soft glowing feel.
>>67803090
bullllssshiiiiieieeettttttt
does bill ever fuck the costume guy's qt daughter?
tfw you will never have your wife tell you about her fantasies of cucking you with a jacked fucking sailor chad
>attended the kino bread cutting ceremony the day this premiered
The plane tickets were worth it.
Was Bill secretly a faggot?
Every time someone brings up homosexuality (College kids calling him a faggot, Girl telling him the hooker had AIDS) Based Kubrick uses light and puts a rainbow into the frame.
Could be that most of the movie is a dream, hence the bright shiny colours and the built New York set, which looks like New York but something is off. Also While walking in new York, Kubrick makes Tom Cruise walk in front of a green screen of new york. It Is pre obvs that Kubrick was subtly trying to make this film as 'dreamy' as possible, not to mention the film is cozy as fuck. This film is more about exploring the sub-conscious, dont take it completely literal, dont follow the story, follow the ideas.
