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Children of Oliver Stone, Stanley Kubrick discuss mass media psyop on the population
Posted on 11/18/22 at 6:23 pm
Posted on 11/18/22 at 6:23 pm
1 hr roundtable discussion
Kubrick's daughter also goes into A clockwork Orange and how much the general public misunderstood the film.
"I spoke to a man from Hollywood once, and he said how much he loved A Clockwork Orange because he thought Alex was living such a good life. I couldn't believe it. We watched a different film."
"Every top show on Netflix now is nothing but crime and serial killers."
Kubrick's daughter also goes into A clockwork Orange and how much the general public misunderstood the film.
"I spoke to a man from Hollywood once, and he said how much he loved A Clockwork Orange because he thought Alex was living such a good life. I couldn't believe it. We watched a different film."
"Every top show on Netflix now is nothing but crime and serial killers."
Posted on 11/18/22 at 6:47 pm to Jack Ruby
You should give people a warning that it's an Alex Jones show
Are these kids who are/were close to their fathers?
I certainly think about this a lot:
I find myself watching/rewatching a lot of older movies and TV shows lately in my older years, because I just experience fatigue and boredom with explicit violence and gore.
Are these kids who are/were close to their fathers?
I certainly think about this a lot:
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"Every top show on Netflix now is nothing but crime and serial killers."
I find myself watching/rewatching a lot of older movies and TV shows lately in my older years, because I just experience fatigue and boredom with explicit violence and gore.
This post was edited on 11/18/22 at 8:23 pm
Posted on 11/18/22 at 7:12 pm to PowerTool
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Are these kids who are/were close to their fathers?
I think both Stone and Kubrick were known to be very close with their kids. Kubrick in particular was a big family man, to the point we were probably denied some masterpiece movies.
It is weird seeing them go on Alex Jones and critique the left-wing echo chamber though. I guess they were raised to be free thinkers
Posted on 11/18/22 at 7:28 pm to Jack Ruby
Did they talk about Room 237?
Posted on 11/18/22 at 7:37 pm to PowerTool
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Are these kids who are/were close to their fathers?
Vivian Kubrick was on set during the entire shoot for The Shining and made a documentary about the making of the film.
Stone's son just mentioned that he was in Natural Born Killers when he was a kid and sounds like he was pretty close to his dad. I'm only about 15 minutes into the interview, though.
Posted on 11/18/22 at 7:54 pm to DaleGribble
From what I can tell, Sean Stone has quite a good relationship with his father. I think Oliver gets a kick out of his son.
As for Vivian, she is a scientologist and bit out there, but apparently Stanley had a very, very good relationship with his family. It's the reason he moved them to England and stayed so secluded on his property all the time. He wanted them out of the cesspool of Hollywood and New York didn't have the filmmaking/studio inrastructure at the time, so he based himself out of the London area.
As for Vivian, she is a scientologist and bit out there, but apparently Stanley had a very, very good relationship with his family. It's the reason he moved them to England and stayed so secluded on his property all the time. He wanted them out of the cesspool of Hollywood and New York didn't have the filmmaking/studio inrastructure at the time, so he based himself out of the London area.
Posted on 11/18/22 at 8:09 pm to Jack Ruby
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He wanted them out of the cesspool of Hollywood
And it shows based on these interviews. They aren’t drinking and vomiting out the Hollywood liberal groupthink.
Posted on 11/19/22 at 1:22 am to PowerTool
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You should give people a warning that it's an Alex Jones show
Are these kids who are/were close to their fathers?
I certainly think about this a lot:
Oliver Stone kind of knows what is going on and wants Fauci to be crucified for what he did to this country, so I doubt his children are all that different from him.
Posted on 11/19/22 at 1:27 am to AUFANATL
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I think both Stone and Kubrick were known to be very close with their kids. Kubrick in particular was a big family man, to the point we were probably denied some masterpiece movies.
It is weird seeing them go on Alex Jones and critique the left-wing echo chamber though. I guess they were raised to be free thinkers
Well Stone is certainly a free thinker. While Kubrick is my favorite director of all time, I don’t know too much about his life outside of cinema. But Stone has always been a cynic and questioned authority. Yeah, he’d definitely go onto Alex Jones’ show since he has been absolutely appalled by the past three years being a student of history and has been calling for Anthony Fauci’s head for what he’s done. Doesn’t shock me that his kids would go on with Alex Jones.
Posted on 11/19/22 at 1:31 am to Jack Ruby
Reminds me of Alan Moore being like what kind of retard thinks Watchmen was about white supremacy? Yet its a du jour boogeyman.
Posted on 11/19/22 at 1:50 am to OMLandshark
Oliver has always been a contartian to the mainstream, and is absolutely one of the OG "Conspiracy theorists" but he's also blinded by his deep loyalty to leftist causes and principles going back to the 60s.
He thinks the US is the only powerful country doing dirty things around the world while he praises and/or turns a blind eye to communistic dictatorships like Venezuela and China.
He's obviously a very smart man, but he is still quite naive it sends to the rest of the bad actors because he never got over how America misled him and everyone else over Vietnam.
His son, Sean, does not have that same blind spot. He basically says they modern cabal are all Satanists and evil.
He thinks the US is the only powerful country doing dirty things around the world while he praises and/or turns a blind eye to communistic dictatorships like Venezuela and China.
He's obviously a very smart man, but he is still quite naive it sends to the rest of the bad actors because he never got over how America misled him and everyone else over Vietnam.
His son, Sean, does not have that same blind spot. He basically says they modern cabal are all Satanists and evil.
Posted on 11/19/22 at 5:42 am to PowerTool
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I find myself watching/rewatching a lot of older movies and TV shows lately in my older years, because I just experience fatigue and boredom with explicit violence and gore.
Me and you both, brother.
I remember watching all the romanticly dark "edgy" movies of the 90s and loving them, thinking stuff like Se7en and 8MM were good, but extreme.
I was watching House of the Dragon and, while it's good, the delight in endless sadism and heartlessness just gets to me. It's a different world.
Posted on 11/19/22 at 8:08 am to Jack Ruby
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Kubrick's daughter also goes into A clockwork Orange and how much the general public misunderstood the film.
To be fair, the novel's author made it no secret that he thought Kubrick misunderstood the book.
Posted on 11/19/22 at 9:48 am to SEC. 593
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fair, the novel's author made it no secret that he thought Kubrick misunderstood the book.
Kubrick did the same thing with The Shining. He had a penchant for taking source material and changing the film for his own messages.
Stephen King hated the Shining adaptation.
Posted on 11/19/22 at 10:07 am to RoyalAir
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Stephen King hated the Shining adaptation.
That's why it's the best film that's been adapted from one of his books, by a longshot.
Posted on 11/19/22 at 10:21 am to Jack Ruby
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I spoke to a man from Hollywood once, and he said how much he loved A Clockwork Orange because he thought Alex was living such a good life. I couldn't believe it
Lol no fricking way
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