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Flying Padre (1951) - Stanley Kubrick

The first movie from Kubrick. Is hard to believe that he done it, I can't say that it worths seeing, anyway, as curiosity, go on.  
 
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Michifulify (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Interesting to see how much he evolved during his lifetime.. From Day of the Fight (which I think was his first movie) to movies like 2001, A Clockwork Orange, Barry Lyndon, The Shining etc.... From a nobody to a legend.. R.I.P.
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greatest directer ever
tisbutafleshwound (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Loved it!
TMLaine (8 months ago) Show Hide
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thanks for the upload. this was a good movie. i wonder if it had 5 stars if it wasn't stanley kubricks tho.

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realityis24fps (8 months ago) Show Hide
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Where's Samuel Fuller when you need him!
Foulipo (10 months ago) Show Hide
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mfalavigna: thank you for ulpoad of this and great isle of flowers movie! feel free to visit my channel. greets, filipo
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I can see the first use of Kubrick's signature pull-back dolly shot at the end of the film. It was the best shot of the documentary. Im sure young Stanley was pleasantly surprised at how nice the shot looked and incorporated it in his future films.
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Interesting, a legend has to start somewhere. :-D
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Sorry to hear the news about the good Padre. Bob Hite, who narrated the ol' flick, passed away Feb 18, 2000. He was my dad.
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my condolences. he's part of cinema history forever.

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