There’s just something about the sound dress shoes make hitting the pavement on a cold winters night...

Imagine going for a walk at 3 AM with them two piano keys playing in your head LOL

The scariest thing about this scene is the stalker WANTS Bill to know he’s following him.

How could a movie go from an extremely erotic scene, to an extremely suspenseful scene? This movie is truly a masterpiece

Wow, Kubrick knows how to fuckin set a mood! Always loved this movie.

Stanley Kubrick's attention to detail is amazing.  Notice the big cover headline on the newspaper Bill buys:  "LUCKY TO BE ALIVE"

For those who want to know, the notes are F and F# on piano.

Its eerie the way the guy following eventually walks off out of view still looking directly at Cruise. A wonderfully sinister scene with perfect music to accompany.

At one point, it’s an erotic drama. Then, it’s a horror movie. And then, a suspenseful mystery. Eyes Wide Shut is a work of art!

The main headline on the newspaper is a message to Bill.

Stalker is dressed like Alice in the Toystore at the end of the movie.

I love the way the camera follows Bill as he crosses the road to flag down a taxi.

Bill, who likes to show his medical id or license like a police badge thought he could influence his way. But this scene showed how helpless he is that he can't even get a cab.

I am glad Kubrick did not allow Tom Cruise to do one of his famous running-sprints in this scene.  I have a feeling Tom would have thought this would have been a great opportunity to slip one in.

I love this scene how he is just wondering about at mid night with no one around like he is out side of normal society, I have those sort of lonely mid night walks as well, it's brilliant you can think about life and your future abc the purpose of life itself

This scene is engraved in my memory. Kubrick is a genius.

One of my favorite movies ever! So many memorable scenes. Those colors, those lights...

One of the most frightening and brilliant scenes of all time, from one of the frightening and brilliant films of all time

One of the eeriest scores I have ever heard.

I spoke to someone about this film who made a very good point. She said that the use of the piano in scenes like this was patronising to the viewer, telling them 'This is where you need to concentrate'