What is a Kubrick Stare? new 2022
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Noun. Kubrick stare (plural Kubrick stares) The act of looking at the viewer with head tilted downward and eyes peering upward from beneath the eyebrows.
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What created the Kubrick Stare?
That look, which became the “Kubrick Stare,” was a combination of various aspects of Alex’s character and the film that were known to McDowell: he was “supposed to be a little high,” and although Alex was a deranged and unrepentant criminal and rapist, he and Kubrick “were making a comedy, let’s face it.” So, Kubrick’s …
https://www.slashfilm.com/806594/how-malcolm-mcdowell-created-the-signature-kubrick-stare/
What is the creepy stare called?
The look is called the “Kubrick Stare,” after its repeated use in the movies of Stanley Kubrick (especially A Clockwork Orange, The Shining, and Full Metal Jacket), but as chronicled in this supercut made especially for Slate, it’s not unique to the director.
