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Look, I'm not saying that the "Wendy Theory" is impossible

Posted by Chris from Lafayette on May 14, 2021 at 11:40:58:
But to me, there are a number of elements in it that require special pleading, such as Jack's "facial expression" as he begins re-typing. That's not proof of anything. Or the paper being already in the typewriter - when I first saw that, I assumed that Kubrick didn't want to waste screen time showing Jack putting the paper back in. There are all sorts of alternative explanations for the Wendy Theory's "evidence".