Complete the analogy:
>Picasso is to Kubrick as Pollock is to _________
>>83502189
tarantino
>>83502189
Michael Bay
>>83502189
Throwing shit on a canvas and ironically selling it to retarded dipshits? Fellini
cuckasso is nothing like based kubrick-san
>>83502189
Kubric is more klimdt hen Picasso
>>83502282
this guy gets it
>>83502189
shyamalan
>>83502189
Tony Scott
>Hackson Pollock
Well that depends, have their been any meme directors out there who were funded by the CIA during the Cold War as propaganda against the Soviets?
>>83502392
Well, Kubri-
>>83502340
OP here, best answer so far
>>83502189
Cod
>Comparing that hack commie to one of the greatest film makers of all time
Someone hack like Harmony Korine
>>83502392
Mankiewicz fits that description
>>83502189
Korine
>>83502282
8 1/2 is a fucking master piece, you stupid fucking piece of shit. Why the fuck do I even browse this fucking board of underage morons
Why are you comparing Picasso to Kubrick?
Picasso was an abstract artist who produced doodles that were more about capturing a feeling than demonstrating mastery of the artform. Kubrick was a perfectionist who focused on the details. Kubrick is more like a traditional master of realism like Repin.
>>83502488
Awwww poverino, ti ho offffffeso?
>>83502488
I bet you like Godard too you fucking hipster
>>83502488
Nights of Cabiria is his best. If it can't move you then you have no heart.
>>83502537
Kubrick did focus on the details but his movies were still very abstract in mood and vaguely dreamlike.
>>83502731
>vaguely dreamlike
subtle way of saying "snoozefest". nice one.
>>83502731
Then he's more like a Leonardo Di Vinci with the arcane symbolism in the minute details than a Picasso. Or a Dali by putting his unparalleled mastery of the artform towards tweaking and twisting the methods and techniques of the traditional masters.
>>83502189
>Picasso is to Kubrick as Pollock is to _________
oh I get it... Kapisco
>>83502537
No, Picasso was about mastery of the artform. There is nothing 'feeling' like about Cubism.
Spielberg
>>83502882
I don't understand why I let myself be baited by these posts but I always do
>>83502537
Found the guy with a poor SAT score. Analogies aren't always this is the same as that.
>>83503756
Absurd. Picasso's most famous works intentionally rejects the techniques of the masters as a statement on the medium of art itself, whereas someone like Dali utilizes those techniques in interesting new ways through Surrealism.
Guernica is not hailed because of the highly skilled technique that was used to paint it, but because it attempted to portay the raw essance behind the suffering and devastation of its inspiration.
>>83503901
It's not so much a rejection of past techniques but an adaptation to modernist concerns like the 'discovery' of the fourth dimension or non-Euclidean geometry; he 'problematises' them (the space of them) but does not do away with the academic tradition. His choice of medium and subjects (i.e. semiotics of representation) reflect this, as does his insistence on draftsmanship. Look at any analytical cubist work and see if you can get a 'feeling' from it. Cubism is play but not rejection.
>>83502189
both picasso and pollock were hacks, Kubrick is better than both of them
zack snyder
>>83502189
Malick. Prove me wrong.