“Paths of Glory” (Stanley Kubrick, 1957) at 10:30 a.m. on TCM. The young Kubrick transformed Humphrey Cobb’s famous anti-war novel — about a petulant World War I French general, who, after ...

When Stanley Kubrick's "Paths of Glory" opened in American theaters in late December 1957, more than four years had passed since U.S. troops had fought on the Korean peninsula.

The 1957 film that established Stanley Kubrick’s reputation, adapted by Kubrick, Calder Willingham, and Jim Thompson from Humphrey Cobb’s novel about French soldiers being tried for cowardice ...

Paths of Glory (1957) is one of legendary director Stanley Kubrick's lesser known films, and stars Hollwood icon Kirk Douglas as a French colonel in the First World War who stands up for three ...

Vidor's battle scenes are harrowing, but they're nothing compared to Stanley Kubrick's extended takes chasing Kirk Douglas over the trenches in 1957's "Paths of Glory." Kubrick puts the audience ...

Even today, the film holds a 95% on Rotten Tomatoes with the site's critical consensus stating that “Paths of Glory is a transcendentally humane war movie".

It is interesting that the Stanley Kubrick canon has been almost completely co-opted by in-the-know juvenile intellectuals, yet Kubrick’s accessible, defiant and brilliant 1957 World War I film ...

Banned in France for some 18 years after its 1957 release on account of its anti-militarist sentiments, the searing Paths Of Glory continues to impress with its striking blend of formal brilliance ...

'Paths of Glory' screening commemorates World War I centennial: The film “Paths of Glory” will be shown at 6 p.m. May 13 in Bettendorf Public Library. The showing is free.