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Strangelove); ultraviolent distopia in (Clockwork Orange); and modern warfare in (Full Metal Jacket).The Upright Citizens Brigade recently produced The Shining! The Musical!. The Kubrick exhibition, showcasing artifacts from the auteur films, runs through June at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, complete with a Kubrick app and a Beyond the Infinite film series surveying his influence on other directors. The John Malkovich movie Color Me Kubrick in 2005 told the story of real life Stanley Kubrick impersonator Alan Conway, who conned London film circles by pretending to be the reclusive filmmaker.And Kubrick impeccable eye recently inspired cinemaphile to compile a tribute video of perfectly composed shots, embedded below, that demonstrate Kubrick command of Point Perspective throughout his career.Why have The Shining, in particular, and Kubrick movies in general, aged so gracefully? Ascher says, may be that ambiguity plays better a few years down the road, which is a risk that not everybody wants to take.

Marketing budgets are making up a large part of total production costs. Says Siddharth Roy Kapur, senior VP, (marketing communications) UTV, “Of this, only Rs 2 crore was put on the table by us, the rest was from sponsors like Coke, Provogue, LG, Berger Paints, Airtel, Club HP. 40% of the movie budget was devoted to marketing.” In its 25th week, the movie has made Rs 125 crore, including Indian box office (Rs 75 crore), global box office (Rs 35 crore) and ancillary rights (Rs 15 crore), claims director and co producer Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra.

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