8. Kubrick Obsessed About that Gruesome Elevator Shot
One of the film’s most famous shot features a wall of blood pouring from two opening elevator doors. In spite of the fact that Kubrick was known for his numerous retakes, he got this shot right in only three takes … of course, before he put film in the camera, Kubrick spent nine days setting the shot up and testing it out. Before that, he spent nearly a year envisioning and planning the technology behind the shot itself.
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