A few years ago I posted a link to Rob Ager's analysis of Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange
Being a Kubrick fan, and a loon, I thought Ager had come up with some interesting, dare I say Illuminating, observations about the film and made a strong case that Kubrick himself was a bit of a loon
Quite a lot of a loon actually
However, as Ager himself pointed out, just because Kubrick believed in the existence of certain fruity little clubs with a taste for occult practices, mind control and recreational global domination, that does not constitute proof that any of what Kubrick believed is real
All it proves is that Kubrick stuffed his films full of coded references and symbolism
Having said all that, here's some quality Old Skool loonery on the subject of Kubrick and NAZA's Apollo (television?) programme...
(edit 6/9/11 - sadly, the above video 'Kubrick's Odyssey' appears to have been pulled from Youtube after a complaint from its producer about, of all things, copyright violation)
It's worth the price of admission just for the rocket launch sequence at the end of Part 3 alone
After watching this, The Shining makes a shed load more sense than it ever did before
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