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Spartacus tells the story of a slave-turned-gladiator in the Roman Empire who starts a revolt.
Kirk Douglas re-teamed with Kubrick after Paths of Glory to play the titular role.
The themes in Spartacus also align with Kubrick’s other films.
Some parts of it are also nonlinear.
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It’s also simultaneously a gripping and tragic legal drama.
It’s set against the backdrop of the Seven Years' War and the decades following it.
Barry Lyndon is a gorgeously filmed period piece that deservedly won Oscars in those respective categories.
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The sets, costumes, and worldbuilding are memorably Kubrickian and Malcolm McDowell is very chilling as Alex.
The whole film is devastating to watch, but the first part is where the brilliance lies.
These movies deserved to win Best Picture at the Oscars, but were sadly overlooked.
It’s an all-time classic that deserves all the praise.
This film came out 11 years before Alien and was a remarkable feat of visual effects and cinematography.
Stanley Kubrick was a master of storytelling, and these games have a similar vibe.
