Since the Nixon administration no man has gone further than 400 miles up into space. When you play 'The Shining' reversed with '2001 A Space Odyssey' overlapping it it looks like his confession to the moon landing.
'Anthony Frewin, personal assistant to Kubrick for over twenty years, describes on page 518 of the Stanley Kubrick Archives book that the 1967 book The Code Breakers: The Story of Secret Writing, by David Kahn, was considered by Stanley to be one of the greatest scholarly works of the 20th century. The Code Breakers is a detailed history of message encryption and decryption'
The formula to produce the 'confession' is by playing "The Shining" backwards over itself, and then playing "2001 A Space Odyssey" when jack first walks into the hotel.
The Disney Three Little Pigs is featured (which includes the racist Jew caricature and syncs with the films swell. Sounds farfetched but try not to instantly dismiss it:
>tldr When you play "The Shining" reversed over itself with "2001 A Space Odyssey" overlapping the pair, you end up with Stanley Kubrick's confession that he filmed the moon landing.
Coincidentally the same distance i've gone up your mums ringpiece.
Ryan Mitchell
Yeah man, the kikes obviously made their films to confess they are the ones keeping you from going to space again. Keep in mind, the kikes made this films to rot your brain and get them millions of dollars
>Inb4 2001 and shining are God tier films For a pleb, yes
Austin Fisher
kek
Grayson Peterson
"Frederic Raphael, who co-authored the Eyes Wide Shut script with Kubrick, says that the director once remarked that "Hitler was right about almost everything", and insisted that any trace of Jewishness be expunged from the Eyes Wide Shut script. Kubrick's supposed relationship to his own ethnicity deeply troubled Raphael, a fellow Jew. Raphael was further puzzled over Kubrick's cryptic praise for Hitler, unable to decide if Kubrick was jesting. Raphael was equally puzzled by Kubrick's trashing of Schindler's List."
The idea that social restraints are all bad is based on a utopian and unrealistic vision of man. But in this movie, you have an example of social institutions gone a bit berserk. Obviously, social institutions faced with the law-and-order problem might choose to become grotesquely oppressive. The movie poses two extremes: it shows Alex in his precivilized state, and society committing a worse evil in attempting to cure him."
In 2010, Vivian's half-sister Katharina Kubrick told the Daily Beast that Vivian had cut off all communication to the family. Katharina went on to recount the time Vivian showed up to her father's 1999 funeral accompanied by a Scientology handler. "The person sat on a bed, saying nothing, while Vivian complained of back pain that she said had been caused 10,000 years ago,” according to the report.
When she failed to show up in 2009 to Anya's funeral, the family had all but lost hope. "She has completely changed as a person," Katharina said. "And it’s just very sad. We’re not allowed to contact her. Something happened to her. She has been changed forever."
take your meds and stop butchering venerable films you freak of nature
Hudson Torres
great argument
Leo Hughes
> european flag > subpar piece of shit movies = venerable checks out the eternal eurotraitor delivers as usual
Wyatt Lee
Sound of Silence by Disturbed syncs with parts of The Shining, especially the bar scene. And some other movies. It's fairly difficult and pointless to try and convince anyone because most of these films sync with anything else in mass media for multiple reasons. So it just looks like one big coincidence.
