so i have to do a scene analysis in my film genre course related to my final paper, which is about kubrick. we're supposed to pick a ten minute clip from a film and analyze it as far as camera work, montage, dialogue, etc. so i was wondering if anyone had any specific favourite scenes from a kubrick film (can't be from the shining, watched it in class).

i've really been procrastinating and haven't watched the films yet that i for the paper, but this is due first so, with suggestions, i'll pick one to rent. i have seen a handful of his films, by the way. just not all and i might be missing out on something really worth showing.

-The candlelight dinner scene from Barry Lyndon (I think a new camera had to be used for the filming of this scene...Barry Lyndon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia)
-The scene in which the space travelers go to meet the monolith on the moon (2001: A Space Odyssey)
-The perspective scene in which Alex loses his mind near the end of A Clockwork Orange
-The clip around the scene in which the missile is unloaded in Dr. Strangelove

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The ending scene from Paths of Glory, where the German hostage begins to sing that folk song...I remember not thinking much of the movie until that scene, it really stuck with me.

You could also do the last scene of Full Metal Jacket. That one might work better from a film analysis point of view.

i like the war room in dr strangelove. it's a great set. expressionist pastiche i suppose

quilty and humbert's confrontation that bookends lolita

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This isn't 10 minutes, but confirms Sellers' and Kubrick's greatness to me:

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