1:09:03
. . .to say, in a way:
1:09:05
In a world where we know man
is capable of the most base. . .
1:09:11
. . .shockingly destructive behavior. . .
1:09:16
. . .is hope and virtue possible?
1:09:22
Go on! Do me in, you bastard cowards!
I don't want to live anyway.
1:09:27
Not in a stinking world
like this.
1:09:32
And what's so stinking about it?
1:09:36
What kind of a world is it
at all?
1:09:39
Men on the moon.
1:09:41
Men spinning around the Earth.
1:09:44
And there's not no
attention paid. . .
1:09:47
. . .to earthly
law and order no more.
1:09:51
Oh, dear land
1:09:54
I fought for thee
1:10:00
You'd have to say. . .
1:10:03
. . .Stanley's view of human nature. . .
1:10:06
. . .was, you know, really
very, very bleak.
1:10:09
It's fairly miraculous,
in this day and age. . .
1:10:12
. . .to have pursued the kind of career
he pursued. . .
1:10:16
. . .in making these
uncompromising movies.
1:10:19
It had been a wonderful evening.
1:10:21
And what I needed now
to give it the perfect ending...
1:10:25
... was a bit
of the old Ludwig van.
1:10:42
Kubrick is playing around
with the music. . .
1:10:45
. . .with what he'd done previously.
1:10:47
Having taken like a real classy
classical music score. . .
1:10:51
. . .for his previous film. . .
1:10:53
. . .now he's saying Beethoven. . .
1:10:55
. . .but we'll also have the
"William Tell Overture" played fast.