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Author: STEVE
Date: 03-09-12 20:43
good to see ya tonite corporal erik. that reminds me, i recently read something someone somewhere said that, herman melville's moby dick was 10 parts moralistic(ism) to two parts action. i thought to meself, vikings are cool and i need new reading glasses.
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Author: HollowbodyKay
Date: 03-11-12 01:59
Is "A Clockwork Orange" just too much of a fixture to get any serious consideration here? Or is it just not a very good film? Or is it just a case of too much of the old cultural "in-out, in-out?"
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Author: nosepail
Date: 03-11-12 08:29
I'll vote for Clockwork Orange, Kay. Especially the fabulous record store scene. Wish I would have a similar experience on Record Store Day.
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Author: totaji
Date: 03-11-12 18:12
The only problem with Clockwork is that Kubrick made even better movies! 2001 is his masterpiece and Barry Lyndon and The Shining are my 2 faves after that. Then EWS, Clockwork, FMJ, and Lolita. All great movies really. It's weird though. I can't stand Dr. Strangelove and feel very little for his earlier efforts (Killers, Paths, etc.) This thread makes me want to watch Kubrick!
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Author: STEVE
Date: 03-12-12 20:36
only for its pure IMPACT
Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. a truly satirical expose that only sociopaths find funny.
a clockwork orange might be my favourite though. another KUBRICK tale of revenge told from the victims point of view, but this time, i don't feel sorry for the rich.
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