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Description:By Chris Wisniewski December 29, Hang It on a Wall Chris Wisniewski on Barry Lyndon Since its initial release to mixed reviews in , Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon has been likened to a work that, in one way or another, belongs in a museum-a sentiment that has been intended as both praise and criticism. Pauline Kael, one of Kubrick's most vocal detractors, derided it as a "three hour slide show for art history majors" and complained that the voiceover narration by Michael Hordern was "like one of those museum tour guide machines. Barry Lyndon, an 18th-century picaresque adapted from a 19th-century novel by William Thackeray, certainly does have a painterly quality to it. It is static and studied, to the point that it often feels as though it were less made of moving images than a series of tableaux frozen in time.

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