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In Reply to: RE: Masterpiece is too big a word, it presumes too many things posted by Victor Khomenko on August 26, 2009 at 19:14:45
...and it works best by exaggerating characters and situations up to a point close to distortion, what makes them even more recognisable...
Or maybe it bites too close to your bone? Your cybermisbehaviour, and the character you portray of yourself, certainly wouldnīt be misplaced if in this film...
Kubrick was a true master, and "Dr. Strangelove" is one of his masterpieces, much better than "Barry Lyndon" indeed. And it will still be alive and fresh as long as there are patrioteer kooks thumbing their hollow chests around...
BF
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It suffice for you that your political vision is realized for placing Stangelove and counting it to the first rang of goodness in the film Olympia.
Now I just saw it again after many years, and it has lost the power, partly lost, it once had.
It belong to the Vietnam and the anti war movement, it stick too much in this " Zeitgeist " to be the film you pretend it to be.
Now it is, like Victor said, one with good scenes, as most of SK films are.
A much lesser work than Barry Lindon for sure.
And I donīt know why you attack Victor on personal matter when it goes to a film.
Every one is entitle to his own view.
And mine is that Kubrick is way too much overestimate, and I had for years the highest meaning for his films.
Not anymore, of course he is one of the greatest.
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