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Old 03-24-09 | 09:00 PM
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Re: Stanley Kubrick Collection discussion (Part II)

Noir fan..thats a real pity

I mean am I the only person who thinks a Stanley Kubrick boxset should include..well...all his films?

What about the earlier films before 2001? My dream set would be to have the lot...i mean theres not that many. Could have a seperate box for the fans.."Stanley, the Early Years"

Surely we could russle up the early shorts and features up to Paths of Glory and ...gasp!....Fear and Desire?

A boy can dream I guess

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Old 03-24-09 | 09:08 PM
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I dunno if it'd be respectful for it to be called : Stanley, The Early Years...maybe Kurbrick, The Early Years?
Old 03-24-09 | 09:24 PM
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Fair point

How about "Kubrick: Path to Glory"

Best I can come up with :0)
Old 03-24-09 | 09:28 PM
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Originally Posted by benjsimpson
Noir fan..thats a real pity

I mean am I the only person who thinks a Stanley Kubrick boxset should include..well...all his films?
Have fun getting the studios to play nice, then. WB did what they reasonably could. I'm assuming UA/MGM (now Sony? It's all so confusing.) still owns distribution rights to most of those pre-Lolita movies?
Old 03-24-09 | 09:30 PM
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I just wonder why the newer box set omitted "Barry Lyndon" and "Lolita," while including the rest of the films from the previous set. I'd like to see someone make some custom covers in the same vein that the rest of the newer ones are in, for those two films.
Old 03-24-09 | 09:32 PM
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maybe cuz they are literally his best films...? Well it didn't have Strangelove cuz..well...it's not WB.
Old 03-24-09 | 09:41 PM
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Since BL and Lolita weren't upgraded (for whatever reason, but they weren't), I figure WB just left them out to keep people from rebuying the same discs and to keep the price down. Maybe? It was really more of a "Here's a boxset of upgrades!" than a career retrospective. Studios release The [insert famous person here] Collections all the time, and they never contain everything--this was just more of the same.
Old 08-15-09 | 02:16 PM
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I was just curious if anyone purchased this set at Costco. If so, which version of The Shining cover do they have on their copies? Thanks.
Old 08-15-09 | 08:43 PM
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You can easily tell which cover The Shining will have by looking at the spines. If all the spines of the films are uniform (the title in the same font with a colors line), then The Shining has the matching door cover. If not, the Shining will have a spine with the title in its unique font and some red.
Old 08-16-09 | 12:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Rizor
You can easily tell which cover The Shining will have by looking at the spines. If all the spines of the films are uniform (the title in the same font with a colors line), then The Shining has the matching door cover. If not, the Shining will have a spine with the title in its unique font and some red.
That is what I had assumed, but wanted to double check. Thanks.
Old 12-25-09 | 07:15 PM
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Re: Stanley Kubrick Collection discussion (Part II)

Sorry to bump an old thread, but I just got this set for Christmas today...

Am I the only person to be really disappointed with the packaging? I've seen photos of the individual covers and discs and they look so much better than the ones included in the box. I like minimalism and all, but I'd rather have actual nice looking covers and discs and not the film 'symbols' and black.
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Originally Posted by surfingelectrod
Sorry to bump an old thread, but I just got this set for Christmas today...

Am I the only person to be really disappointed with the packaging? I've seen photos of the individual covers and discs and they look so much better than the ones included in the box. I like minimalism and all, but I'd rather have actual nice looking covers and discs and not the film 'symbols' and black.
Nope, I don't like the packaging either. I don't why they thought the covers needed to look similar - these are varied films, not some series. I'd much prefer the artwork from the original posters.
Old 12-26-09 | 11:22 AM
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I love the covers, but I thought they'd be better as:

A) SteelBooks

B) Slipcovers, which revealed poster art underneath

Oh well.
Old 06-19-11 | 09:15 AM
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Re: Stanley Kubrick Collection discussion (Part II)

hello ...

i hope somebody reads this ... i'm desperately looking for the font used for the shining's opening titles ... i've tried helvetica rounded/ arial rounded/ univers/ trade gothic so far .. none of those fit perfectly ... any ideas?

thanks
siegfried

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