Stanley kubricks favorite films of all time

Most cinephiles want to watch not just their favorite direc­tors’ films, but their favorite direc­tors’ favorite films. And how many cinephiles’ lists of favorite direc­tors fail to include Stan­ley Kubrick?

In 2013, we fea­tured the only top-ten list the direc­tor of 2001: A Space Odyssey and A Clock­work Orange ever wrote, for Cin­e­ma mag­a­zine in 1963, which runs as fol­lows:

• I Vitel­loni (Felli­ni, 1953)
• Wild Straw­ber­ries (Bergman, 1957)
• Cit­i­zen Kane (Welles, 1941)
• The Trea­sure of the Sier­ra Madre (Hus­ton, 1948)
• City Lights (Chap­lin, 1931)
• Hen­ry V (Olivi­er, 1944)
• La notte (Anto­nioni, 1961)
• The Bank Dick (Fields, 1940)
• Rox­ie Hart (Well­man, 1942)
• Hell’s Angels (Hugh­es, 1930)

But fans eager to find out more of what shaped the cin­e­mat­ic taste of this auteur of all auteurs do have a few more resources to turn to.