another "Stanley Kubrick masterpiece"

Rating: 10/10 (23 March 2016)

I have watched this movie for a couple of times, but I feel that I could watch it over and over again and still find it interesting and mysterious. It has an outstanding complexity, formed by adding it's message (or messages, because we're talking about a Kubrick film) to the other features, such as the plot, setting, cast, or the image.
It questions a moral problem linked to the human nature, exposed through a plot which is slowly developed, but once realized by the main characters, it fixes it's roots deeply into their perspectives and actions. Basically, every scene is a key, a piece of a puzzle that, at least in my case, has not been completed even by today. As usual, Kubrick seems to have thrown away the last piece of this puzzle, engaging the viewer to "create" his own piece, based on his particular perspective on the approached subject(s).
It is full of hidden symbols and clues, which I haven't even spotted before watching several youtube clips about this movie. Somehow, it seems that every object has it's own part in this movie, and without it, the film couldn't be completed. As a result, the second time I have watched "Eyes wide shut" I occasionally paused the movie just to make sure that I haven't omitted anything.
In conclusion, I strongly recommend you watch this movies, as it may open your "wide shut" eyes.