What was in the 24 minutes cut from "Eyes Wide Shut" that gave Stanley Kubrick a heart attack?
95 2018-03-04 by tauteur
24 minutes were cut from "Eyes Wide Shut"
5 days later Stanley Kubrick died from a heart attack, 666 days until January 1st, 2001 - A 2001 Space Odyssey.
From my research, I'm lead to believe that in the Mansion party, Tom Cruise goes into a room where there was some kind of human sacrificial practices taking place.
My gut instinct tells me this has something to do with Adrenochrome.
71 comments
1 take_the_cannolis 2018-03-04
My guess it was a combination of things. I bet there were more masks Kubrick had made that identified more people. They kept the gold Bob Hope mask and of course all the others, but there was probably way more.
They probably had way more (much worse) stuff on the kids, too. And as OP says, sacrifices of adults/children. They go there a bit with the under the rainbow rental shop, but there was probably much more they had to take out after clipping Stanley.
Normal human sacrifices wouldn't be a big deal though, imo. We see that stuff in other movies all the time. There had to be some sort of raw connection he made that had to be delete.
1 tauteur 2018-03-04
http://themostexpensivesecretdrugintheworld.blogspot.com/2011/11/
1 DontTreadOnMe16 2018-03-04
Damn I really wanna watch those videos. Happen to know where else I can still find them since they’ve been unsurprisingly removed from YouTube?
1 crabsneverdie 2018-03-04
If you regard Stanley Kubrick as this conspiracy mastermind who's only method of communication regarding the top secret stuff he knew was through subtle, subconscious hints in his films, do you think he's looking down at this thread from beyond the grave and is thinking "I did a really good job"?
1 QuadHiggins 2018-03-04
Don't forget helping fake moon landings
1 warnfargle 2018-03-04
Eyes Wide Shut premiered on the 30th anniversary of the Apollo 11 mission.
1 DancesWithPugs 2018-03-04
The Apollo footage is laughable garbage. I can jump higher here on Earth.
1 heavyheavylowlowz 2018-03-04
what about it specifically?
1 russianbot01 2018-03-04
How about this tiny fircracker that lauches tons of metal in the air.
Does it look like 1/6 of this?
1 heavyheavylowlowz 2018-03-04
uh, there's no air on the moon, so burn off would appear to look a lot less..
1 russianbot01 2018-03-04
A lot less? Looks like an M80 in a mailbox. :/
1 heavyheavylowlowz 2018-03-04
So you’re agreeing with me? You set off an m80, where the wick is in a climate controlled enclosed area, you wouldn’t see anything afterwards, as no oxygen exist to create the fire on the outside environment we would see on earth
1 russianbot01 2018-03-04
No I think it is a sad studio attempt, not to mention the caneraman left on the moon following the shot. Some say he is still there today :/
1 CubanB 2018-03-04
https://io9.gizmodo.com/how-nasa-captured-this-iconic-footage-of-apollo-17-leav-1671650186
1 cryo 2018-03-04
So they used a studio without any air in it? That sounds complicated. They could also go to the moon and also have no air.
1 russianbot01 2018-03-04
When did I say there was no air in the studio? You are mixing my comments with others
1 crabsneverdie 2018-03-04
You can tell its real because it looks so fake 😁
I don't think Kubrick was behind the moon landings if they were staged, at most NASA consulted with him about what camera angles to use. The guy had a very interesting life but one thing I noticed is throughout his whole career even as a photographer, he definitely exuded a certain attitude that said "I am the last guy in the room you want to fuck with" so in no reality do I see a government funded organization like nasa running to this guy (a brilliant auteur director who has a real problem with authority) to see if he wants to be involved in the most elaborate hoax in recorded history
1 WongusBongus 2018-03-04
Creating a vacuum = less complicated than travelling to the Moon and back.
Slow clap
1 DancesWithPugs 2018-03-04
I've seen B movies with much better effects
1 cryo 2018-03-04
There is a difference between what you perceive as good effects and what things would actually look like in a foreign environment such as the moon, which you have no experience with.
Most space-related special effects are wrong on several levels.
1 DancesWithPugs 2018-03-04
Oh have you been to the moon? I'm glad someone with personal experience dropped in.
It's fake as fuck. Idiot Freemasons on wires. Not 1/6th gravity leaping huge distances.
1 HowlinHoosier 2018-03-04
You know they "lost" the tapes of the moon walk, right?
1) https://www.reuters.com/article/us-nasa-tapes/moon-landing-tapes-got-erased-nasa-admits-idUSTRE56F5MK20090716
2) https://www.npr.org/2009/07/16/106637066/houston-we-erased-the-apollo-11-tapes
And you know current astronauts say we can't go to the moon anymore, right?
1) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nX_QsRJx1J4&t=1m45s
2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16MMZJlp_0Y
And, though this isn't "proof" of anything, it is strange. The body language of the astronauts, and really the whole ordeal, of the post moon landing press conference....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BI_ZehPOMwI&t=51m40s
Just some stuff to think about
1 dcwalnutsauce 2018-03-04
You posed two questions there that are completely unrelated, yet you tried to cojoin the two into one query of idiotic buffoonery.
Maybe try to put more effort in internetting next time.
1 crabsneverdie 2018-03-04
Seems like you're the only one who didn't understand it. Try putting more effort into reading comprehension next time
1 dcwalnutsauce 2018-03-04
haha, judging by the downvotes, it is actually you, who still doesn't get it.
1 crabsneverdie 2018-03-04
You can downvote me all you want, it doesn't negate you from looking like an idiot
1 dcwalnutsauce 2018-03-04
i never downvoted you. the reddit community did because you are a buffoon. it's written across your forehead. have a look in the mirror.
1 heresmything 2018-03-04
There is no missing 24 minutes. Just an internet rumor that keeps being repeated.
1 tauteur 2018-03-04
Vivian, his daughter, says otherwise
1 TheMadQuixotician 2018-03-04
:)
1 gaslightlinux 2018-03-04
Do you have any evidence of that, because as far as I know it's not true.
I also doubt it would be about Adrenochrome. You couldn't explain that to an audience in that time and it doesn't fit with the rest of the story.
1 tauteur 2018-03-04
Respectfully disagree.
Evidence of the movie getting losing 24 minutes? That's not hard to find.
To raise doubt to your second statement, think about how much time was spent on chrome in 'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' - a lot less than 24 minutes.
1 gaslightlinux 2018-03-04
Where's your proof?
Yes, a few minutes on Adrenochrome in F&L, and no one noticed and no one got killed over it. Because it's pretty much a myth.
1 DancesWithPugs 2018-03-04
Shifting the goalposts, Mr. Gaslight. You just said it would take too long and not fit with the movie, which was easily dismantled above. Then you act like that proves your point.
1 gaslightlinux 2018-03-04
You said the information would get someone killed and then gave an example of it not getting people killed.
You've given no proof 24 minutes have been removed, despite being asked multiple times.
1 DancesWithPugs 2018-03-04
Are you sure about that?
Changing the subject constantly, slippery like an eel.
1 gaslightlinux 2018-03-04
And avoided it again ...
1 cryo 2018-03-04
I think that's you, since you still haven't provided any evidence and keep talking around it :p
1 DancesWithPugs 2018-03-04
It's not
1 Test_user21 2018-03-04
You're right - it's adenochrome, as in adenosine.
1 englishinseconds 2018-03-04
It's post likes these that help keep /r/conspiracy a joke, and not something that gets taken seriously.
5 days later than what? The release date, the date the scenes were cut?
What research? What would tom cruise going into a room with a human sacrifice in a scene from a movie cause Kubrick to have a heart attack?
You know movies are fiction right?
1 useless_aether 2018-03-04
iirc, he made a movie called adrenochrome and this is his way of publicizing it. so yeah, he should know movies are fiction
1 SrslyGoFuckYourself 2018-03-04
There's a form of movie called a documentary that is not fiction.
1 dcwalnutsauce 2018-03-04
this guy still doesn't get it.
1 cryo 2018-03-04
Yes, but this one isn't.
1 Sabremesh 2018-03-04
Rule 10
1 pre7e 2018-03-04
You are correct, Tom saves the life of the girl at the start then she sacrifice herself to save Tom's life at the party.
1 joxL7Mulder 2018-03-04
https://torontofilmreview.blogspot.ca/2014/12/the-missing-boat-scene-from-eyes-wide.html
1 djezer 2018-03-04
Link is down, but it was archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20151020005037/https://torontofilmreview.blogspot.com/2014/12/the-missing-boat-scene-from-eyes-wide.html
1 WildBohemian 2018-03-04
Adrenochrome is BS, it has been admitted on several occasions that the drug from Fear and Loathing, it's portrayal and backstory provided in the film/novel are entirely fictional. There is a real substance called adrenochrome that is very easy to synthesize from readily available and cheap over the counter drugs and its effects are both less pleasant and less impressive than those of actual drugs like Methamphetamine, Cocaine, or even LSD.
1 treeslooklikelamb 2018-03-04
1 WildBohemian 2018-03-04
Reading comp must be too much for your little bitch brain. If you read the words around those two parts and had a brain cell to process them you'd realize that you are being dumb.
1 treeslooklikelamb 2018-03-04
TRIGGERED
1 WildBohemian 2018-03-04
I recently came into a large amount of money and as a result I don't have to work, although I do, in fact my grandkids grandkids will probably not have to work.
I'm doing fine, it's pretty hard to feel strongly about anything at this point, but you are still dumb and that makes me laugh.
1 dotlinefever3 2018-03-04
hippie checking in: Ive seen just about every drug out there. Done most of them. Except adrenochrome. Never seen it or heard of anyone who has seen it.
1 MizchiefKilz 2018-03-04
One time at a club I had one guy point to another and said he was on it. The way he acted seemed to match the effects, but could have been any kind of speed really.
1 Test_user21 2018-03-04
It's adenochrome, from adenosine, a neurotransmitter that mimics the functions of a poor man's seratonin.
1 DancesWithPugs 2018-03-04
I dunno man, Hunter S. Thompson was in heavy drug circles. He said on tape on a takk show he enjoys killing for fun. "He must have been joking!" well I don't make excuses for powerful people when their suspicious tells start adding up.
1 Magnum_44 2018-03-04
I believe there were scenes with Leelee Sobieski, cut. The parts with the father, Japanese buisinessmen and more. There's a boat scene with Cruise and Kidman, as well as more of the Mansion Party and the model. I'm sure there's more (considering 24 minutes is quite significant), but that's what I've heard.
1 rodental 2018-03-04
Pizzagate, basically.
1 dotlinefever3 2018-03-04
From what I understand about movie making, 24 minutes isnt that much film to have been left on the cutting room floor.
1 devils_advocaat 2018-03-04
This is 24 mins of a completed film not footage. It's the difference between the directors cut and the theatrical release.
1 Test_user21 2018-03-04
Adenochrome, like adenosine.
1 trevtrev69 2018-03-04
I don't think it makes sense in the narrative of the film for Tom Cruise's character to have seem something like human sacrifice at the party. He doesn't know what happened to the woman that spoke up for him and it's only when he sees the article in the paper about her overdose that he begins to suspect they were capable of murder, let alone ritualistic sacrifice.
This is a very intriguing subject about an equally intriguing movie. I wish we could see what the cut 24min was but as others have pointed out, that's really not a whole lot to omit from a movie that already has a hefty run-time.
1 527nfd 2018-03-04
yes, but there r rumors around kubric's death. the 2 main kubric theories r that he faked the original moon landing, the second is all things 'eyes wide shut'.
i agree that the sacrifice just doesn't fit thematically.
the word is that kubric was maybe killed because kubric gave up just a little too much.
the occult does want us to know what they r doing, but only according to their plans.
see the principal called 'externalizing the mystery' Lucius trust (originally lucifer trust). their end goal is the open worship of lucifer and his anti-christ in a global control grid.
its the prophecy of the bible only inverted.
1 mndegthelostcause 2018-03-04
They cut the shot where you see Podesta eating children.
1 jimmydeansbagels 2018-03-04
LOOOOL YES
1 pollocrudo 2018-03-04
At least on the book doesn't happen anything else than what the film includes. So my guess is that the orgy ball scene was way longer, making it almost a porn movie.
The screenplay can be found online, there's little difference with the final product.
To film a scene you require dozens of people, don't you think there would be already info related with the deleted scenes because of that?
It's not shoking that a film gets footage cut off, specially if it's longer than three hours.
1 lava_soul 2018-03-04
The screenplay could have been edited before being released. All the crew that worked on the movie had to sign non-disclosure agreements.
1 Jasenstation 2018-03-04
These are my assumptions as to why they were deleted. Overall, it had to do with the Hardfords prostituting their daughter to the elites.
At the end of the film, it appears the girl goes with two mean in suits, these same two men were at the dinner party at the beginning of the movies. It cuts away before it shows anything.
Another was probably that Leelee was only 16 at the time and if memory serves correctly that she had a nude scene that was cut.
My guess would be that we see the party with all the masks, it's weird, naked people walking around, the secrecy, the chanting, then he sees a room where kids are being traded to adults. The "Room" scene that was cut.
There is a scene where Nicole Kidman and her daughter are riding horse back, probably discussing selling her to the elites, and another where they are in a boat, most likely at the ending of the movie because of his sweater. My guess would be that they are now apart of this society and what they had to sacrifice was their family.
1 dcwalnutsauce 2018-03-04
this guy still doesn't get it.
1 WildBohemian 2018-03-04
I recently came into a large amount of money and as a result I don't have to work, although I do, in fact my grandkids grandkids will probably not have to work.
I'm doing fine, it's pretty hard to feel strongly about anything at this point, but you are still dumb and that makes me laugh.
1 heavyheavylowlowz 2018-03-04
So you’re agreeing with me? You set off an m80, where the wick is in a climate controlled enclosed area, you wouldn’t see anything afterwards, as no oxygen exist to create the fire on the outside environment we would see on earth
1 cryo 2018-03-04
Yes, but this one isn't.