English actor; starred in Beach Rats (2017), played John Paul Getty III in Trust (2018) and appeared in Triangle of Sadness (2022) and Babygirl (2024).
loved
The cinematography and design are just so thoughtfully considered—Barry Lyndon exemplifies the idea of every frame is a painting. Now it’s one of those films I want to continually rewatch.
Criterion Collection Top 10 list by Harris Dickinson, the entry for Barry Lyndon.
Korean-Canadian playwright and film director of Past Lives.
loved
The visual world of Barry Lyndon is unbelievable. I often pause the film when I’m watching it just so I can look at it as if it were a painting in a museum. It’s my favorite Kubrick.
Criterion Collection Top 10 list by Celine Song, the entry for Barry Lyndon.
Chilean filmmaker whose films on Chile under Pinochet include Tony Manero (2008), No (2012) and El Conde (2023); he also directed Jackie (2016), Spencer (2021) and Maria (2024).
loved
Barry Lyndon is a movie that I love, and it was relevant for the making of Spencer.
Criterion Collection Top 10 list by Pablo Larraín, the entry for Barry Lyndon.
American composer and pianist; one half of the ambient duo A Winged Victory for the Sullen, he records solo piano albums and scores film and television, and won a 2015 Emmy for the main title theme of Transparent.
loved
Barry Lyndon is a masterpiece, and I can watch it over and over.
Criterion Collection Top 10 list by Dustin O'Halloran, the entry for Barry Lyndon.
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