Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon (New Trailer 2016) - In cinemas 29 July | BFI release
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece Barry Lyndon returns to cinemas from 29 July. Enjoy a new take on the stunning epic drama with the film’s first new trailer in 40 years. To buy tickets and for more information visit www.bfi.org.uk/...
UK-USA-Ireland 1975
Dir Stanley Kubrick
With Ryan O’Neal, Marisa Berenson, Patrick Magee
184min
PG
With its meticulous historical accuracy and its astonishing visual beauty, Kubrick’s most underrated work is also probably his greatest. Deriving its story and characters (but not its tonal delicacy) from Thackeray’s comic novel about an 18th-century rake, the film deploys a stately pace to chart the rise and fall of Redmond Barry (O’Neal) as he flees Ireland, travels Europe and eventually seduces his way into the English aristocracy. Expertly combining caricature with actorly restraint while creating immaculate painterly tableaux with natural light or candles, Kubrick creates a world that feels ineffably strange yet utterly real. As he quietly castigates not the conniving protagonist but the hypocritical, complacent society he determines to join, the mood steadily shifts from irony to melancholy and, finally, tragedy. - Geoff Andrew
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I watched it recently. It seemed that I saw a whole era in span of 3 hours. One of the most beautifully made films of all time in the world.
Like a time machine
One of the best films in history, this film wasn't filmed in 24 frames per second, it was filmed in 24 paintings per second, each frame it's like a Leonardo Da Vinci piece of art.Kubrick was beyond our time.
Lovely cinematography, lousy script, stiff acting, boring movie even 24 paintings per second couldn't save.
@@shawnhierlihy3690 Lousy script? Stiff acting? Are you a fucking moron?
@@sonicboom20078 Yes, he is.
@@shawnhierlihy3690 Kubrick really grasped that era.
Breathtaking talent, one of the greatest filmmakers.
I like it how Kubrick played with the audience. First he made us really care for Barry and we wanted to see him reach his goal. But when he finally did, our beloved main character became so despicable that you feel bad for caring about this guy before.
Wonderful but challenging because of its pace. I saw it in an empty cinema when it was released. And felt like I was in a time machine. What an immersive experience.
I wish i could see that in a cinéma ! I want to feel the music gong through my veins
If you’re prepared to pay, most cinemas - especially the smaller ones - will offer a private screening for you/your friends.
@@CANNIBoylucky guy
Barry Lyndon is a film that grows on you with multiple viewings. Even more so than other Kubrick movies. It lives in the Shadow of his other movies like 2001, The Shining and A Clockwork Orange, but with time and multiple viewings it transcends even his other masterpieces and elevates itself as not only Kubrick's greatest film, but possibly the greatest film ever made. A visually breathtaking folk tale about life and fate.
I agree, on par with 2001 as his best for me
My favorite Stanley Kubrick film. So intensely powerful. This trailer is much better than the originally released one in 1975 which didn't do the film justice I think. This is just about right at conveying the beautiful tragic masterpiece.
Every scene a magnificent painting of that era coming to life.
Gainsborough was the Art-Director.
It actually reminds me a bit of Joseph Losey's film of Don Giovanni which was released the following year.
@@TroglodyteDiner some of the scenes are modelled on Hogarth paintings, especially the series Marriage a la Mode. Quite brilliantly done, really.
This is one of the most outstanding movies ever made. I saw in on Cinema twice and all audience was overwhelmed
Such a great and underrated movie. Perhaps the most underrated movie of all time.
Not really. It's loved by audiences and critics.
@@Lalo-dh8xq Not as much as it should.
It's one of the best movie of all time,top 50 for me
Or perhaps not.
The only historical movie I can think of that genuinely conveys the spirit of the past.
There will never be another man like Kubrick.
thank GOD
What's that supposed to mean?
We'll get directors like Kubrick, they'll just never make Kubrick films.
Denis Villeneuve gets quite close IMO
You've never met my uncle George
I knew today about Ryan O'Neal's death and this beautiful and powefull masterpiece came to my mind....He did a great job,his Journey from a poor irish Boy to a rotten bastard,is awesome,and better still,we viewers Root for him!R.I.P. Ryan
One of the greatest films of all time. The definition of "epic".
RIP Patrick Magee (March 31, 1922 - August 14, 1982), aged 60
RIP Hardy Krüger (April 12, 1928 - January 19, 2022), aged 93
RIP Stanley Kubrick (July 26, 1928 - March 7, 1999), aged 70
RIP Ryan O'Neal (April 20, 1941 - December 8, 2023), aged 82
You will be remembered as legends.
Just watched this last night. One of the most beautiful movies I've ever scene. Excellent trailer compared to the original.
Matt
If it wasn't for Spartacus, this would easily be my favourite of Kubrick's films. Why Ryan O'Neal got such criticism I'll never know, I thought he was great.
He managed to get away with a sketchy Irish accent somehow, covered up with a kind of soft delivery. But his best acting was done in moments when he wasn't speaking anyway.
For many of you who hates the new trailer, I understand that its annoying cause somehow it takes away classicism from a classic, the point is that if we want nee viewers to appreciate this masterpiece, it needs to be introduced it in a captivating way according to modern standards.
The movie is a masterpiece and anyone will understand it but the advertisements need to get the attention of the potential viewer and right now that old trailer would do no favour since no one gives a damn about someone else opinion but his own instinct.
I just saw this movie for the very first time and oh my what a joy it was to watch. Every scene was beautiful to the eye. What a story. It felt like we got a glimpse of what it was like in the 18th century. Just remarkable.
Although I only saw this movie once and many years ago, I always remember it. I didnt even remember the title, until today. Rip to Ryan
The trailer is well put together, but modernising the classical music was a big mistake...
Hardly. I absolutely love Sarabande, and actually wish more grandiose versions would be orchestrated.
Would you rather they used some generic trailer music, or put a spin on a classic? I think it works well
Q
I honestly thought the mondernish music was awesome
@@opszanski I'd rather they used the music Kubrick chose, he would never have used such a crap arrangement. The man had taste.
@@devindevon You are projecting your own preferences onto someone else. I dont even know if his family could say for sure if he would like this music, so I'm definitely not going to grant that to someone who never met him and barely knows him
Perhaps the most beautiful cinematography in film history!!!
Why perhaps
I am not a fan of costume dramas at all. But I can't have enough viewings of this one. It's just mesmerizing. Unquestionable Masterpiece.
Its called a period piece, lmao
I'm a horror guy and mainly watch disgusting exploitation movies... but this... this is one of my all time favourite movies, amazing
If there was any Kubrick movie that NEEDS to be added to the Criterion Collection, it's "Barry Lyndon".
You beat me to it. lol
Hopefully you’ve all purchased your Criterion copies by now, one gathers.
Severely underrated film.
I finally had the oppurtunity to watch it on a big screen in Paris. Impaccable.
"We need to try and sell Barry Lyndon to the Marvel crowd... but how?"
I needs a lot more blow-ups and maybe a superhero intervention
@@TroglodyteDiner It sounds like you do need an intervention for your sex doll addiction but regular friends and family should suffice, I don't think Spiderman or the Hulk would be interested.
Kubrick's vision of W. M. Thackery's novel is nothing short of magnificent.
Especially considering the difficulty of setting the stops for the Zeiss Biogon lenses. The cinematography is nothing short of breathtaking as well as groundbreaking.
This is the most beautifull cinema I ever watch,the other was the Duellist by Ridley Scott.
It's a close call which is the better movie; for me its probably the Duellists, but Barry Lyndon looks more beautiful.
Personally I found the duelists was such a drag to get through
Mum took my brother and I to see this breathtakingly exquisite movie years ago Fond memories of our old Hollywood cinema in Otautahi Aotearoa 🕊🌊💖
This movie is the quintessential definition of the word masterpiece.
This is a gorgeous film. I saw it when it first came out and found it stunning. I am so happy it is being released again.
Kubrick would've hated this trailer.
Finally someone realizes it. This abomination of a trailer is nothing like the movie.
exactly what i thought
I love the movie and this trailer. And I demand satisfaction over your insult of this fine and wonderful re-edit.
I've never seen this film and was curious about seeing it and ya... this trailer put me off it:(
@trha2222 "You are a liar, an impostor.."
"Has the gentleman received satisfaction?"
Judas-Priest ' haha
I need to watch this once again. I really don't remember this line lol
@@Smudgeroon74 Late in the movie - it's his second asking this during the duel with his son. The answer was "no" so the duel continued.
Ryan O`neil Rest in Peace :(
Scorsese's favorite Kubrick film...it does define the phrase "exquisitely photographed"
Are you in the USA ??🙄
Good trailer, but it needs more gun fire, car chases, and helicopter explosions.
And robots.
Robots that speak gibberish to be precise.
and all in slow motion of course
:-D !!
it does have gunfire and canon fire
Kubrick is the greatest film director ever lived! Thank you wherever you are!
I agree.....stew fmj crew.
Every scene is like a piece of art......like a painting.
Valero
The funeral scene must be the most powerful and heartbreaking scene on the history of cinema
The scene before, with the kid on bed asking his father to be kind so they can meet in heaven. A father learning from his son. What a scene.
Barry Lyndon was such an underrated movie. Nice modern trailer... very well done. It should be rereleased.
The best and most essential in it's 'Kubrickian' style....this film pulls you in and makes you wonder at the mind behind the lens
Rob 👋
It's a long film but it's everything brilliant about movies. See it if you can.
Erik
Now imagine this being the trailer for Napoleon.
This Movie is the best Exampel that it doenst need any CGI Effects to create a visual stunning Movie .
Just one fucking word! MASTERPIECE!
My favorite Kubrick film.
Mine, too.
It’s one of, if not my single favorite movie.
For me too !
eyes wide shut is mine
mine too.
R.I.P Dear Ryan O'Neal (1941-2023). ❤
I have never been a fan of Kubrick or O'Neal, but "Barry Lyndon" was--I thought--an amazing, engrossing film, with fantastic scenery, cinematography, costumes, acting, you name it. I saw this movie when it first came out (I was in HS) and still consider it a masterpiece, had to get my own DVD so I can indulge whenever I want. A very underrated movie!
Epic trailer !
Of all the films he made, this one is my most favourite Stanley Kubrick film
God knows how beautiful this soundtrack is .
Stanley Kubrick was also a music genius,
The use of Schubert's trio op 100 with Handel's sarabande in this movie and Shostakovich's waltz no 2 in eyes wide shut were just pure symphonic beauty.
Marvel fans cannot come here.
I am a marvel fan. Film is a medium.
@@benjaminfisher5351 Marvellous.
🤓
Or what
Lol I'm a marvel comics fan who is here for good cinema.
I watched this film and now I'm obsessed with 18th century British stately homes
The Zimmerized music is a disaster. A brilliant film deserves better.
It's just a trailer bro.
Kubrick did this instead of Napoleon because no studio would put up the money needed to make it but imagine a Napoleon movie with this cinematography, it would be tooo good for this world
I must have seen BL at least 500 times, and its beauty and grandeur never fails to move me.
You know a guy is a perfectionist when he seeks out NASA for film lenses that will allow him to film in historically accurate lighting, which I truly appreciate. Always hate seeing night time scenes in historical movies where night time scenes, even on the street, look as if they’re being lit with spotlights and reflectors oft camera (because they are).
Nick T
Beautiful film. Seems very authentic to the period. Marisa Berenson is stunning in this film.
I love movies like this. It's always a commitment when watching these in one sitting.
The problem with UA-cam titles that include words like "New" is that they tend to recommend videos to you about five years after they were uploaded.
das stimmt.
Brad 😑👋
I absolutely adore this movie.... This new trailer made me cringe and laugh. It's a fine enough editing job - don't fire the guy or anything. But man oh man was that a misrepresentation of what the movie is actually like. My goodness.
Ford 😼 1:37
0:54 one of the most beautiful shots ever
Thats Dunrobbin Castle in Scotland
Trailer is nothing like the movie. Be warned, this movie is not thrilling or even consequential. And that is one of its many strengths. A unique, great film by the GOAT director
Where you at Ron Howard.
This is how you direct an epic.
Ron Howards tiny eyes don't allow him to see the big picture
The movie + music is a 10/10. Franz Schubert is amazing.
I wish there were more time-period movies done by Kubrick.
Kubrick’s most underrated and most beautiful film.
A masterpiece for sure, don’t understand why Barry didn’t go back to the German maid, went where the cash was I suppose.
That's the whole point, he is a social climber, who reaches zenith , and then loses everything, partily because he is an ass, and partly because all ambition ultimately is vain ("They'e all equal now"), the final statement of this deeply and profoundly pessimistic work of art.
Such a Brilliant film, beautiful cinematography, music, acting....Kubrick was a unique filmmaker and surpassing himself.
Easily, the greatest film ever made.
That's a bit overplayed.
For me its the third greatest film ever.
@@dawsondjodvorj2408 what are the other 2
Just read the Wiki page.... Kubrick collaborated with NASA -- NASA!! -- to develop the lenses he needed to film scenes lit only by natural candlelight. If that isn't dedication to your craft and the signature of a great artist, then I don't know what is.
Just saw this in the cinema for the first time last night and wow. My expectations were well and truly smashed and I haven't had a cinema experience quite like this. I do hope BFI has plans to re-release films for the big screen again, would love to see 2001: A Space Odyssey or The Shining if they want to continue with Kubrick's work.
I don't think is an underrated movie, just very unknown among mainstream audience, still one of Kubrick's best picture
Where are the CINEMA LOVERS? 1163 Views ? for Kubrick's Masterpiece?
it hasn't even been 24 hours
The movie isn't boring and I doubt Kubrick ever said it was.
OK, want to point me towards the quote where he said this?
*crickets*
Well I own it already :)
When you loves your work then only you can create something like this.
The performance Kubrick elicited from a middling actor, Ryan O'Neal, was a masterwork in and of itself.
My 1st viewing I was not impressed much by the performance. Every since then I've appreciated it more and more. Kubrick used O'Neal to perfection. Yet another example of his direction being so far ahead of everyone with his vision.
A non-spoiler review for people that are on the fence, like I was. I had to get in the mood since some people were saying it was long and boring. So as a fan of Kubrick movies, I ended up watching it last night when I finally felt like it. I think that put me in a mood to enjoy it, versus being like "ok, let's just get this over with."
Review: It was a lengthy yet interesting story about Barry's journey as a poor young man going from the village to a life of aristocracy. I won't say any plot lines, but it had the classic 'hero's journey' storyline. I thought it was going to bore me like other classics that were highly rated, like Citizen Kane and Mulholland Drive (not for me). But it was very unique and different, with all the ups and downs you'd get from a great film. Visually beautiful and I really felt attached to Barry as the movie progressed. I see myself watching it again at some point. If you're a Kubrick fan, you gotta watch it. 8/10
Ray 🙄😼
Laura 🐕💩
@@rayfinkle9369 Where are you from ? 😼😍
One of the best movies ever made.
TidWell 0:54
It’s been said the editing is what made it an under-rated movie
Very well made film that I can watch over and over. Don't let this trailer fool you though it's not a fast paced thrill ride, it's slow and every scene feels like it has an inevitability about it.
Lee
I love my film directors Spielberg David Lean, Hitchcock and the rest but Stanley Kubrick was truly a genius that word gets mentioned too many time but actually was and he could only work out of Britain and didn’t leave Britain for his films
One of the greatest works of art from the 20th century.
Terribly underrated movie that has been treated so badly. You know Lenard Rossiter was a national treasure. He was in 2001 you know. There's another good seventies gem out there called the Duelists which is also worth a watch. I agree with the comments below about the music. An assault on the ears.
One of Kubrick greatest films ever
This slaughters the original trailer.
Ryan O'Neal, RIP.
Anyone know where to get this version of Sarabande?
There ain't films this good nowadays.
I’ve enjoyed this movie every time I’ve watched it.
Croucher 😅
A sensational film with a beautiful soundtrack...
Mark. 👋
The cinematography is beautiful. A work of art.🍷
The finest Stanley Kubrik's film
Great movie. I saw it in 2004 (a DVD movie rental) and was blown away, mostly by the soundtrack. I'm a sucker for movies with amazing soundtracks. It's been awhile. I guess I'll stream it on my flat screen tonight---sorry Blockbuster.
This movie is a masterpiece.
This trailer is really over the top. Really really over the top.
lan
Why are most
Of these scenes missing from the film
So many films today are “throwaway” movies - to be consumed by the viewer and then discarded. Not Kubrick’s films - they are meant to be viewed over and over for a lifetime and never lose their appeal.
Thompson 🤨
HOW have I NOT SEEN THIS before?!?!!? This is what a real movie is supposed to look like!!!
Thank you!!!!! :) Ill check it out, carefully... :)
Hopefully when the film celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2025 it will get a limited release similar to the one 2001 got in 2018. I'd love to see this on a big screen, preferably in an IMAX format. I think Barry Lyndon is his last true masterpiece. I've lost count of the number of times I have watched the film and it never fails to engage me into the story, the characters, and the world he created. It's a shame it failed to find a wider audience but Kubrick must have realised that this was almost predestined to have a very limited audience. If people thought it was going to be a swashbuckling adventure story they were going to be very disappointed. I've never once found it boring.
Is this version of Sarabande available anywhere? I love it.
Two of my uncles were in this film. They filmed some scenes closeby.
Elaborate!
@@nathankay They played some redcoats. They really enjoyed the experience. They got some autographs from the cast too.
Awesome. stew fmj crew.
@@robsmith7567 Where are you From ??😑👋
I have never seen this film, but I love historical pieces. I really would like to see this now.
Bob 🙄👋
They let him use the high speed lens after doing such a great job on the moon landing.
Stewart 🙄
Everyone seems to miss the idea that the trailer is made so that more people will watch it. The actions set pieces make it more appealing to the bigger audiences. So quit whining about the music, action. They are doing kubrick a favor by drawing in a bigger audience.
No they don't.