An actual STARGATE/PORTAL-THING was caught on film in New Mexico. The footage can be found within the short-film entitled "SUDDEN PORTHOLE", which is parked at the PROJECT CAMELOT YouTube page (it's under the George Noory video).
I'm not selling anything…I'm just trying to spread the word about the unseen-dimensions we find ourselves embedded in.
My BLOG contains peripheral data regarding the movie and is where I reply to the "debunkers" (use search words "SAM ZURICK" & "BLOG"). THANKS!!
@NickTorrance237 dont listen to gordansta hes a troll he told me that hes workd with will smith tom cruise and charlie murphy to which is a complete lie
i just find nicholson as a horror actor bad choice -- he is always funny, he makes a comedy out of every scene that could be scary as hell with a really good actor imho
@dani9714 i love him, but somehow i find he is not good at being really terrifying, but that is maybe just my view, i cannot take him seriously at all --- just raising the eyebrows and dropping the chin makes no convincing psycho killer to me....
@MoveOverCasanova maybe you are confusing what you say is a comedic performance with his portrayal of insanity you have to remember kubrick was a perfectionist and i dont think that he would have allowed the acting to remain in the final version if he thought it was comedic, sure there are some elements that could be seen as humourous but i think that is the audiences perception of it because IMHO i think the acting is splendid and i think jack was well cast. thanx for your comment.
I shall simply say that I was immensely fortunate to have worked with Stanley for 18 months on The Shining. I was completely devastated at the news of his death in 1999. I just cried and cried.
@gordonsta2 I feel fortunate and thankful that I am able to reply to a comment from someone who worked on my favorite film of all time. I cannot express into words what this film means to me. I first saw it when I was around 4 or 5. I have seen it countless times since. Because of this film, I am trying to become a filmmaker. Whoever you are, thank you...
why on earth did they interview George Lucas for a video about artful filmmaking?
playadominical 1 week ago
yes! love stanely! i always tell people " never use the flash...it makes it looks gross" and ppl are like... huh? haha my hero said that! yayyyy
socloseno 1 month ago
Love the shot at 3:23,that's just how i picture him.
MrKUBRICKIAN 2 months ago
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An actual STARGATE/PORTAL-THING was caught on film in New Mexico. The footage can be found within the short-film entitled "SUDDEN PORTHOLE", which is parked at the PROJECT CAMELOT YouTube page (it's under the George Noory video).
I'm not selling anything…I'm just trying to spread the word about the unseen-dimensions we find ourselves embedded in.
My BLOG contains peripheral data regarding the movie and is where I reply to the "debunkers" (use search words "SAM ZURICK" & "BLOG"). THANKS!!
peopledick 3 months ago
fuck you kubrick, why'd you have to die and leave hollywood in the hands of amatuer film makers??!!!
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@NickTorrance237 dont listen to gordansta hes a troll he told me that hes workd with will smith tom cruise and charlie murphy to which is a complete lie
TheChokeoutartist 4 months ago
@gordansta ur such a troll you said you workd with will smith jus a month ago
TheChokeoutartist 4 months ago
Yea Kubrick's movies are some of the most upredictable in the history of cinema
lightingcobra 5 months ago
Amazing. I don't have this thing called "BluRay"...yet...but I love this man and this film more that I can say, so THANK YOU!
Markfly 5 months ago
I named Stanley in my latest writings not to come to my wedding
lotorobly 5 months ago
I named Stanley Kubrick as best director ever in book I'm currently writing.
90zlaya 6 months ago
He was the best director all them all. In fact, he still is.
straker2 6 months ago
whats the film with the monkeys in?
s0348953 6 months ago
@s0348953 2001: A Space Odyssey
TheAltair4 6 months ago
fascinating! the mocst brilliant director of our time
ECHALE2000 7 months ago
Kubrick didn't care what you think about anything. And you shouldn't either. Blah blah Nicholson, blah blah this, blah blah that.
It is what it is. Films aren't made for you or your expectations. If you have just made this connection, now you can start to appreciate proper art.
1Kingmaker 9 months ago
i just find nicholson as a horror actor bad choice -- he is always funny, he makes a comedy out of every scene that could be scary as hell with a really good actor imho
MoveOverCasanova 10 months ago
@MoveOverCasanova Jack Nicholson is amazing at everything he does, he IS a good actor (:
dani9714 9 months ago
@dani9714 i love him, but somehow i find he is not good at being really terrifying, but that is maybe just my view, i cannot take him seriously at all --- just raising the eyebrows and dropping the chin makes no convincing psycho killer to me....
MoveOverCasanova 9 months ago
@MoveOverCasanova maybe you are confusing what you say is a comedic performance with his portrayal of insanity you have to remember kubrick was a perfectionist and i dont think that he would have allowed the acting to remain in the final version if he thought it was comedic, sure there are some elements that could be seen as humourous but i think that is the audiences perception of it because IMHO i think the acting is splendid and i think jack was well cast. thanx for your comment.
AMBat3rdrock 9 months ago
@AMBat3rdrock kubrick was a perfectionist, but still i find nicholson unconvincing here, just my view
MoveOverCasanova 9 months ago
I shall simply say that I was immensely fortunate to have worked with Stanley for 18 months on The Shining. I was completely devastated at the news of his death in 1999. I just cried and cried.
gordonsta2 1 year ago 15
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NickTorrance237 11 months ago
@gordonsta2 I feel fortunate and thankful that I am able to reply to a comment from someone who worked on my favorite film of all time. I cannot express into words what this film means to me. I first saw it when I was around 4 or 5. I have seen it countless times since. Because of this film, I am trying to become a filmmaker. Whoever you are, thank you...
NickTorrance237 11 months ago
@gordonsta2 What did you do on The Shining specifically?
ZootWorld1 5 months ago
@ZootWorld1 gordonsta2 would be Gordon Stainforth, I'd assume, assistant director on The Shining
stiglistanbul 5 months ago
@stiglistanbul If it is Gordon Stainforth, then it's too bad he hasn't accessed his account in months.
ZootWorld1 4 months ago
Amazing
2PacJoel 1 year ago 2
What is the music in the background at 6.45>. Piano piece.
pauljohnwood 1 year ago
made me cry, r.i.p greatest american filmaker
maxonfire67 1 year ago 18
Great, man. Keep on the good work.
GhostSnake 1 year ago
Thank you! Great upload from a classic.
BringBackTheEighties 1 year ago
This is great stuff! There will never be another Stanley Kubrick film, that is so very sad.
jerrylentz 1 year ago 2