Stanley Kubrick is to motion pictures what Hemmingway is to English Literature, or Beethoven to music, or Frank Lloyd Wright to architecture. Eyes Wide Shut may very well be Mr. K's best film; time will tell. Some people have accused him of exploiting the Free Masons and the Knights Templar by showing members of a secret society having ritualistic sex with prostitutes the way the ancient Hebrews did in the first Jerusalem temple before King Josiah's reform. This is absurd, of course. Everyone knows that the Templars had sex with each other, not with prostitutes. Also, if Mr. K had made The Passion of The Christ instead of Mel Gibson, do you think, in the interest of historical accuracy, that he would have attached Jesus to the cross with nails or rope?