Perhaps the most evocative sad-but-subtle scene in all of Kubrick's pantheon of masterworks.
When I look upon this scene--and what the Master has brought us through in Barry Lyndon to bring us to this point--I wish to heave a sigh. Not only for Barry himself, but also Lady Lyndon. Even Lord Bullingdon appears regretful.
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Perhaps the most evocative sad-but-subtle scene in all of Kubrick's pantheon of masterworks.
When I look upon this scene--and what the Master has brought us through in Barry Lyndon to bring us to this point--I wish to heave a sigh. Not only for Barry himself, but also Lady Lyndon. Even Lord Bullingdon appears regretful.
One of the most gorgeous films I've ever seen. Just about any single frame could hang in a museum.
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