Malkovich captures not only the nuttiness of Conway, with his smorgasbord of foreign-sounding accents, but also his pathos.
Colour Me Kubrick
A True...ish Story
2005 · 1h 26m · Not Rated
Comedy, Drama
Directed by
Brian W. Cook
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Colour Me Kubrick
Overview
The true story of a man who posed as director Stanley Kubrick during the production of Kubrick's last film, Eyes Wide Shut, despite knowing very little about his work and looking nothing like him.
Director and cast
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Top critics, in their words
Not only is there nothing there, the nothingness is a complete bore. When a film's highpoint is a soundtrack that relies heavily on other soundtracks, you've got problems.
The irony of Color Me Kubrick is that the visual tricks merely serve as a backdrop for Malkovich's inspired high-wire performance.
It literally only has one idea in its head, and when that idea runs dry, it's as lost as Conway is without his plethora of Kubrick masks.
It's an impressive moving wax museum, certainly, but even metatextual follies eventually need a pulse.
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