Sadie Heldberg

The same audiences who disliked it before would be right there to tear it up again unfortunately; good film is rarely recognized for pure beauty. I also saw the biography on TV during a business trip for Dish; it amazes me how easily someone's work is pushed aside, during their life when they can appreciate it. Then after they are long gone in the ground suddenly, they are sensational. The first movie I watched that introduced me to Stanley Kubrick was "A Clockwork Orange", I was fascinated by the rough purity being devoured throughout the film. Since then I have been hooked and sadly mourned his passing with "Eye's Wide Shut". I have a trip coming up that will be rather long so using my Blockbuster @Home; I plan to have a Kubrick marathon in his honor, because I can. My hotel room will be less empty with the fantastic scores and vivid direction of Mr. Kubrick.