8º – Spartacus (Stanley Kubrick, 1960)
The plot of the film brings the rebellious rise of a slave against a decadent Roman Republic. With more than three hours in duration, ‘Spartacus’ draws attention to its well-built storyline and Kirk Douglas’s irreproachable acting in front of the protagonist.
7º – Lolita (Stanley Kubrick, 1962)
A middle-aged teacher finds herself completely obsessed with the figure of a teenage girl. Based on Vladimir Nabokov’s controversial novel, the film explores the psychological degeneracy of two individuals wrapped in self-destructive routines.
6º – Paths of Glory (Stanley Kubrick, 1957)
In the film, we will see the battle of some military against their own countrymen in order to preserve their lives and freedom. Stanley Kubrick’s first major feature film, ‘Paths of Glory’ is a movie masterpiece.
5º – Full Metal Jacket (Stanley Kubrick, 1987)
Concentrated in two layers, one exploring the training process of soldiers and the other, showing these soldiers in combat in Vietnam, ‘Full Metal Jacket’ denounces the erratic behavior of the human being in the world. A powerful film in its course, which, even with a quality fall in the second part, is consumed as a true masterpiece.
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