🍩 Every STANLEY KUBRICK Reference in THE SIMPSONS (Season 1 to 30)

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[@alienboy1322]

The writers of The Simpsons truly love Kubrick.

[@DingDang77]

Apparently Kubrick loved the Simpsons, which makes this 10 times better!😂

[@Bothrops_Asper_89]

I remember being a kid and watching my dad laughing very hard when we saw the segment with Bart and the cupcakes. Didn't understood it until i was about 15 and saw the movie.

[@MrHEC381991]

As much as I hate the way the simpsons has turned out in the last few years, I can always appreciate a good Kubrick reference.

[@blockleg]

My favorite one I didn’t notice was Bart saying “I’ve got a pain in me guliver.”

[@madfrog148]

This was really comprehensive. But you forgot at least one: the whole scene of Homer eating chips in space

[@TominationGamesTomGames]

Anyone else realize both Bart and Maggie dressed up as Alex DeLarge for treehouse of horror at some point?

[@seansmith6255]

12:38

[@moonspots01]

Kubrick and The Simpson's are definitely at a higher level than most of the other so-called entertainment

[@thewandering525]

You can really see the decline here. With a lot of the later stuff, the reference itself is the punchline.

[@legomoviesstudios8822]

12:57

[@michaelhall2709]

The animated show “F is for Family” also had a pretty funny Stanley Kubrick joke. The cartoon takes place in the Seventies, and when the airline the lead character works for merges with another, a commercial airs showing two passenger jets colliding in midair, the logo of the new company forming out of the flaming wreckage. Not good! One airline exec remarks to another: “We never should have given Kubrick creative control.”

[@philhersh]

Poor Al Bowley - He famously sang "Midnight the stars and you" in 1934 when it was a popular romance tune of the era. And now.... creepy ;)

[@Baggytrousers27]

10:27

[@nicholaslee8978]

That’s why the Simpsons is so much better than Family Guy

[@mickeytwister4721]

I remember watching the clock work orange episode and desperately wanted to know what the references was when comic book man and Carl were dueling. I just watched Barry Lyndon yesterday😂

[@weatheronthe8s895]

Funnily enough, this video was uploaded the same day I first watched The Shining all the way through. That is so weirdly coincidental that it’s kinda insane and I had not idea until now.

[@masterknife8423]

Both the old and the new writers clearly love Kubrick

[@quiltroquiltroquiltro]

Stanley Kubrick my god... And Simpson too

[@richr7391]

Brilliant! The Orange "segment" had me in hysterics.