Unveiling 'Eyes Wide Shut'

This chapter examines the controversial marketing and reception of Stanley Kubrick's film 'Eyes Wide Shut,' revealing how misleading promotional strategies clashed with the film's essence. It discusses criticisms surrounding censorship and explores the intricacies of Tom Cruise's performance amidst his personal struggles, highlighting the connections between art and life. The conversation also reflects on Kubrick's lasting legacy, delving into his meticulous craftsmanship and the film's visual aesthetics compared to contemporary cinema.