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60 of 204 · most liked firstThere’s a moment in the classic film “Paths of Glory” in which an artillery officer, told to commit a war crime, asks for the order in writing. That is happening right now, in real life, among US troops in the Carribbean. Except in the movie, the demand kept the crime from happening.
unlabelledView post →Best war film ever made about to kick off on TPTV. I will not be accepting alternatives. Except 49th Parallel. Oh and Paths of Glory. But this might be the best one. As you were.
unlabelledView post →There's a Stanley Kubrick movie about this that takes place in WWI called Paths of Glory. It's really haunting. Russia's morality is back in the 1910s.
unlabelledView post →French is an appropriate language to turn to, since Kubrick made a film titled PATHS OF GLORY, which was about French soldiers in WWI. Of course, Kubrick also directed THE SHINING. 5/5 www.michaelwhelan.com/galleries/ch...
unlabelledView post →Desperate Living The Story of Temple Drake Honky Tonk Freeway Go Bubba Ho-Tep Night Moves Weirdly, Superman An aggressively curated selection of WKRP eps Son of The Mask Paths of Glory Segment 2 of the Twilight Zone movie Eraserhead Streets of Fire Crossing Delancey Speed 2: Cruise Control
unlabelledView post →My ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review of PATHS OF GLORY boxd.it/bAPPOb If Kubrick's anti-war missive doesn't piss you off, you aren't really watching it! Sadly identifiable & relevant, playing politics with human life isn't a bug in the military industrial complex, it's a feature. #filmsky 📽 Criterion Collection 538
unlabelledView post →French is an appropriate language to turn to, since Kubrick made a film titled PATHS OF GLORY which was about French soldiers in WWI. Of course, Kubrick also directed THE SHINING. www.michaelwhelan.com/galleries/ch... 5/5
unlabelledView post →10 Films to Get to Know me -Paths of Glory -Il conformista -Shin Godzilla -Charade -Have You Seen My Movie? -Bonnie and Clyde -La antena -Daisies -Duck Soup -The French Dispatch
unlabelledView post →#lastfourwatched #letterboxd #letterboxdfriday #filmsky Watched Paths of Glory (just wow) and Vera Drake this evening. I'll be lucky to do a double bill of that quality again... Personally thought Peeping Tom was objectively good but the body of the film didn't quite match the very strong opening
unlabelledView post →I saw “Paths of Glory” on German television when I was nine or ten years old. An incredible experience. This movie made me think about war, politics and not least about movies and art. My first film book, which I bought when I was 14, was about Stanley Kubrick...
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching PATHS OF GLORY (1957). Director: Stanley Kubrick. Kirk Douglas, Ralph Meeker. Kubrick's anti-war classic is, perhaps, more relevant than ever. What if power-hungry, inhuman, delusional hypocrites were in charge of War Department? Oh, wait.... #filmsky 📽 Criterion Collection 538
unlabelledView post →Kirk Douglas was so impressed with this film, he sought out Kubrick to direct PATHS OF GLORY (1957) #TCMParty #TheKilling ^JW
unlabelledView post →alway so much talk about Kubrick but never PATHS OF GLORY. Indisputably his greatest movie.
unlabelledView post →Do you have a favorite film scene that you come back to again and again?. For me, it has to be [this, the final scene from Stanley Kubrick's "Paths Of Glory".](https://youtu.be/pJH8hO7VlWE)
unlabelledView post →Saw my favorite Kubrick movie, PATHS OF GLORY, on the big screen today. What a marvelous experience.
unlabelledView post →Paths of Glory ~ film [1957] Stanley Kubrick's Paths of Glory is among the most powerful antiwar films ever made. (Source: Criterion Collection) faroutmagazine.co.uk/the-paths-of...
unlabelledView post →Paths of Glory is a great movie.
unlabelledView post →If I'm not mistaken, the movie on the drive-in screen in this clip from the 1958 movie Lonelyhearts is Stanley Kubrick's 1957 classic, Paths of Glory. Incidents of this sort of film-in-film shot using a real movie were fairly uncommon (but not unknown, of course) in Hollywood as far as I know.
unlabelledView post →BTD - Timothy Carey, here in Kubrick’s PATHS OF GLORY - An interview with the actor by Grover Lewis in Film Comment https://t.co/Nl6CymbgPv
unlabelledView post →Watched a lot of good ass movies this week. Also my first time watching Paths of Glory, wild that it's taken me this long to get to. Turns out that Kubrick can really direct a film
unlabelledView post →I've long thought that Ridley Scott's first Gladiator film seemed to replicate shots from Leni Riefenstahl's Triumph of the Will and other movies. So I made split screens to compare them. First, Gladiator and Stanley Kubrick's Paths of Glory. youtu.be/JH64LKyZ_Dw
unlabelledView post →Just under a month until our #WW1 Special Double Bill with #SilentFilm The Battle of the Somme (1916) with live music by Stephen Horne + Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece Paths of Glory (1957) both on #Bristol’s Megascreen. More info: ti.to/film-noir-uk...
unlabelledView post →Hot take: #PathsOfGlory is a better movie than Full Metal Jacket. I love Kubrick. But Full Metal Jacket loses me when it gets out of basic training. Paths of Glory is riveting from start to finish and asks really tough questions about war and brings home the horrors of combat. #TCMParty
unlabelledView post →Tonight on TCM #TCM PATHS OF GLORY (1957) A great anti-war film, co-written by Jim Thompson and directed by Stanley Kubrick. Essential viewing.🎥
unlabelledView post →Kirk Douglas dans ‘Paths of Glory’ (Les Sentiers de la Gloire), film de guerre indispensable réalisé par Stanley Kubrick, sorti en en 1957. #LesSentierdelaGloire #KirkDouglas #StanleyKubrick
unlabelledView post →Time is a funny thing. Tom Cruise is still a major movie star; he starred in a film by Stanley Kubrick (Eyes Wide Shut); Kubrick made a movie that co-starred Adolphe Menjou (Paths of Glory), who starred in a film directed by D.W Griffith (The Sorrows of Satan). Griffith.... well you know who he is.
unlabelledView post →This year, I've seen 24 2025 releases, but overall I've gone to see a movie in the theater 53 times. Some new movies many times (SINNERS, Mickey 17, Superman, etc), some '24 releases (Nosferatu, A Real Pain, etc), many old movies (Thief, Paths of Glory, etc). 53 trips to DAH MOOVEESSH in 48 weeks.
unlabelledView post →Choose one film from each of your 30 favorite directors. Name of the film and director, along with a gif or still. 10. Paths of Glory (1957). Stanley Kubrick.
unlabelledView post →Kirk Douglas, Paths of Glory (1957) The Kubrick war film you DON’T see memed that often.
unlabelledView post →#letterboxdfour #lastfourwatched Four first-time watches, all except Colorado Territory in the theater. Paths of Glory is immune to hyperbolic praise! What a masterwork.
unlabelledView post →Yesterday's thread on PATHS OF GLORY....up soon, the most terrifying, prescient film of 1957, installment 117.... A FACE IN THE CROWD! #filmsky #horrorsky 🗃️
unlabelledView post →Paths of Glory is a better Kubrick war film than Full Metal Jacket. Fight me! #TCMParty
unlabelledView post →Name your fav black and white film. I could go with The Maltese Falcon, Double Indemnity, Paths of Glory, Judgement At Nuremberg, or The Hustler, but I always return to my dark comedy master.
unlabelledView post →Great discussion by the @warmovietheatre.bsky.social crew about one of my favorite genre mixes — war and noir. Attack! is hard-boiled combat drama with a fantastic cast, unsung and ahead of its time. Nice counterpart to another fave, Kubrick's Paths of Glory. Get the podcast, see the movie. #noir
unlabelledView post →#AugustMovieChallenge #Filmsky 22. Execution in a movie. Paths of Glory (1957)
unlabelledView post →Have you seen "Paths of Glory?" Probably the best anti-war movie ever made. Kubrick had a very definite point of view when it came to war and the military.
unlabelledView post →Please clap: I flipped over to Turner a few minutes into Paths of Glory and managed to switch away after two or three scenes because I really need some sleep tonight. (Greatest anti-war movie ever? Greatest movie ever? 3rd-greatest Kubrick anti-war movie? Somewhere in there!)
unlabelledView post →watched Paths of Glory after work and goddamn that is a movie that made me really angry (this is a compliment)
unlabelledView post →You can always tell when someone hasn’t actually seen Paths of Glory, Kubrick’s most perfect movie
unlabelledView post →I bought this book and found it was like reading a book you'd already read before. That it, so profoundly correct that it seems like a cliche. It was like watching the portrayal of generals in every movie that's a variation on Paths of Glory.
unlabelledView post →Not sure if this movie applies. "Paths of Glory" 1957 Kirk Douglas Director Stanley Kubrick.
unlabelledView post →Just watched the Paths of Glory disc I got off criterion a few months ago. Movie still kicks ass, and now I own it so I can loan it to you.
unlabelledView post →Just watched Paths of Glory (which is obviously brilliant), and now I’ve seen every Stanley Kubrick movie. Fear and Desire aside, pretty good stuff.
unlabelledView post →PATHS OF GLORY ( 1957 ) THE anti-war film has a searing scathing message that still packs a wallop 68 years later. #TCMParty 1 / 3
unlabelledView post →In November we have our WW1 double bill with #SilentFilm Battle of the Somme (1916) with live music by Stephen Horne; thanks to the Imperial War Muesum. + Stanley Kubrick’s masterpiece Paths of Glory (1957). All on the massive screen in @bristolaquarium.bsky.social: ti.to/film-noir-uk...
unlabelledView post →Paths of Glory is a great movie. Maybe my favorite Kubrick. The first half is a battle, the second half is about the political aftermath within the military. It’s explicitly political and not at all the normal politics of a war film.
unlabelledView post →Now watching: ‘Paths of Glory’, dir. Stanley Kubrick, 1957. 🎬🎥
unlabelledView post →forgot to do my favorite first watches of August: Targets Paths of Glory Your Name Heaven Can Wait And you can follow me on Letterboxd! boxd.it/qgcF
unlabelledView post →what if I told you Paths of Glory, the similarly plotted WWI film also starring Kirk Douglas, was the movie where he met Eric’s mother. what would that information do for you.
unlabelledView post →Paths of Glory ruins you with one of the best anti-war movies ever made and then - bang - hits you with the sitcom credits. Savage film
unlabelledView post →PATHS OF GLORY - good movie, it turns out
unlabelledView post →Ben's favorite Kubrick film is Paths of Glory. I think your favorite Kubrick movie says a lot about you. I'm not sure what though. My favorite one is Full Metal Jacket #tcmparty
unlabelledView post →Kudos for mentioning Gallipoli (an excellent film about war - it's up there with Paths of Glory).
unlabelledView post →He also appears as a WWI French soldier in the 1957 Stanley Kubrick film Paths of Glory.
unlabelledView post →#JulyMovieChallenge 7/10 Trial in a movie Paths of Glory (1957) A colonel (Kirk Douglas) defends three innocent soldiers who are being tried in a kangaroo court to cover up for failures in leadership #filmsky 📽️ #moviesky
unlabelledView post →Paths of Glory Half war movie, half political/legal drama. I mean that in the literal sense. The first half is a war movie with battles and death and the second half is pure character-driven drama. Certified classic cinema.
unlabelledView post →Yep. The snuff-vids the US military was making of destroying boats apparently had stopped satisfying the Orange Monster, so he decided to up the body count. This is the evil, monstrous appetite for brutality depicted, in a much smaller way, in Kirk Douglas/Stanley Kubrick's film "Paths of Glory".
unlabelledView post →Dude, I’m begging you: watch another movie. The Battle of Algiers Lawrence of Arabia Paths of Glory Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo Dude, Where’s My Car? I swear: there are other movies!
unlabelledView post →The best anti war films I’ve seen, in chronological order… Paths of Glory, Come and See, Waltz with Bashir. It can be done. But tough to do, especially (maybe impossible) as an action movie.
unlabelledView post →On this day in movie history: Paths of Glory directed by Stanley Kubrick released December 25, 1957. Cast: Kirk Douglas, Ralph Meeker, Adolphe Menjou, George Macready, Wayne Morris, Richard Anderson, Joe Turkel, Christiane Kubrick, Jerry Hausner, Peter Capell, Emile Meyer, Bert Freed. #WarMovie
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