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Movie starts tonight at the Odeon Barry Lyndon could be the greatest historical film ever made by Terry Dupuis among the critics as Kubrick's _ exquisite Kubrick creates in his "Barry Lyndon is a work the movie-going public, I "'artistic" or whatever responses, Ill print the three evenings,at the Pen Live Here Anymore Stanley Kubrick is one anythingelseKubrickhas photographic style is film. Special mention of consumate craft- would be extremely in- Or you can write a mini- most fhteresting readers' Theatre: The Bad News And yet another of the most controversial ver done. Critics -have remarkable and deser- shouldalsobemadéofthe smanship, and one witha terested in getting the reviewofupto 100 words. write-ups- in a future Bears and Won Ton Ton. another entertaining double bill can be seen next Monday and Tuesday evenings at the Pen Theatre: Gable and Lombard and Sunshine been sharply divided as to the film's merits. Barry Lyndon ha its share of critical detractors, but I count myself among its admirers, along with Clyde Gilmour, William K. Everson, Clive Denton and many other critics and unpredictable filmmakers of our time. He is probably the most painstaking craftsman the cinema has ever seen. Naturally his output has been small, since he 's is several years on film project. In' 20 vedly won an Academy Awrd. To take just one example of Kubrick's innovations for this film: Barry Lyndon takes place in an age in which the main source of indoor lighting was candles. So for his film Kubrick stating what you liked or didn't like about the film, what you thought of the acting, photography, plot. etc. If I receive enough music in Barry Lyndon. Music usually is an im- portant. aspect of any Kubrick film and his latestis no exception. The music in Barry Lyndon is all authentic 18th Cen- tury, ranging from the classical works of Han- Another good double feature begins tonight at the drive-in in. Midland for 4 eveings: Blazing saddles and Alice Doesn't column. Playing elsewhere in the coming week A good family double bill begins tomorrow for opinions of moviegoers in the Georgian Bay area who have seen Kubrick's latest film. So if any readers who see the movie wish to express their opinion of it. they can write tomec o The Midland Times, or send notably civilized stance, ingredients rare in movies today." Barry ~Lyndon opens tonight at the Oden Theatre in Midland, where it is scheduled to run for one week. Due to the film's length, there Paths of Glory (1957) is one of the finest in- dictments of war ever produced. Spartacus (1960) holds up as one of the most intelligent of all the big screen spectacles. Lolita (1962), a rather strange comedy, seemed to me to be something of a misfire on Kubrick's part, but it too has its defen- 'ders. But Kubrick's next project, Dr. Strangelove (1964) was a_ biting satirical comedy on the nuclear age and was one achievement to date, it is also the best historical film ever made and one of the major artistic triumphs in the history of the movies. Never before have I seen a movie which so completely and _ vividly recreates a previous century. Barry Lyndon carries us back totally to the 18th Century, in recounting the fortunes of an Trish rogue and gambler who cheats and schemes his way into the necessary and has often made a lot of historical films seem phony. The costumes and sets in Barry Lyndon also won Academy Awards and they help to contribute greatly to the authenticity of the atmosphere which movie won its' fourth Academy Award for its striking musical adap- tations. As William K. Everson, the noted film critic and historian, commented in the February edition of "Films in Review": MIDLAND ix DRIVE-IN THEATRE IT'S COMING YOUR WAY TORONTO BY BUS he has directed only who consider Kubrick's developed a special lens del, Schubert and Mozart will be only one per- me their letters directly - Pmovies. But all of them latest film to be a which would enable him {to traditional melodies formance nightly. to Box 915, Penetang. You E Aa have aroused con- Masterpiece, a movie to photograph scenes and military marches of can simply wirte one siderable controvery at Milestone and a rich and using only the candlelight the period. To match its Footnote: Considering word which summarizes the time of their release "warding viewing ex- available in the room. visual and photographic the wide variety of your opinion of the film and seem to withstand the Perience. This has always been splendour, Barry Lyndon response with which Barry Lyndon. e.g.. test of time, gaining in In my opinion Barry impossible in movies of has one of the most Barry Lyndon has been '"'brilliant"?, "boring", stature on repeated Lyndon is not only the past, where artificial . beautiful. soundtracks met by both critics and "peautiful' "crummy viewings. Kubrick's greatest lighting has always been _ ever. Not surprisingly the "Dining G Entertainment Highland 'a Restaurant & Tavern "a" A FAMILY RESTAURANT WITH A ~*~ FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE AND MENU TO SUIT ALL come in and try George's Chinese Food : Si reda s . THE ULTIMATE IN FINE CUISINE LUNCH 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. Dinner -- by Reservation only. IGourmet food prepared for your of the definitive films of Upper English class. - Complimentary chop' sticks- See sate the 1960's: Four years . 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