> > So I guess that means the infamous "Eyes Wide
> >Shut" (the movie had been in production for
> >longer than any other, effectively keeping Tom
> >Cruise out of the movie-making circuit for over a
> >year; it wrapped only recently) will be his last
> >film. Anyone know how much work was left to be
> >done on that before its release?
>
> Knowing Kubrick, he probably planned on reshooting the whole dang thing.
>
> Although I've never been a big Kubrick fan, I do have to commend the man for keeping Tom Cruise out of my local cinema for almost two years. I only wish he'd lived long enough to do a movie with Kevin Costner and Keanu Reeves.
>
> And now I'll never get to ask him just what the heck he was *thinking* when he put that psychadelic light show at the end of 2001.
>
> So what happened, anyway? I hadn't even heard he was sick or anything. Was this something sudden, or am I just out of the loop?


According to the Internet Movie Database (which I love) Kubrick died of a heart attack.

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