Films/DVD Asylum

Works of art should stand on their own, not be dependent on other ones. nt

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tinear

In Reply to: RE: Sis saw it, said I should read the book first ..nt posted by late on October 28, 2012 at 08:35:25

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Absolutely agree. A work must stand on it's own merit, provenanced or not. * - Tony D. 22:32:42 11/02/12 (0)
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Why? - Analog Scott 07:16:55 10/29/12 (1)
Sounds like nothing more than an arbitrary limitation. Why would you want to do that to art?
- It's a film, not an adjunct to the book. If you told me that I'd need to read a book before I could enjoy a - tinear 08:13:14 10/31/12 (0)
  painting, a symphony, or a building, I'd say something is wrong with all of them.
  A work should stand on its own merits and not need a foundation or a buttress.
I like the idea, it has the potential to add a lot to the experience .nt - late 00:01:15 10/29/12 (0)
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I wholeheartedly agree... - SF tech 11:54:05 10/28/12 (0)
Comparing books to films (and vice-versa) is a tedious, and usually worthless, exercise.

SF

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