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RE: Well that was written as ...fullnote.

Posted by patrickU on March 11, 2008 at 07:01:54:
Well I try to evaluate also a film withing the puzzle of an artist work, And Kubrick was one per excellence, remember a few years ago visiting the Film Museum in Frankfurt with all that stuff his German wife was willing to lend.
All his films are in a way deranging and asking, thirsting for reflexion.
But in his work there is something " unclean " to my taste, something ugly, the most kind of his film and my favourit is also the one he always made perfect.
Barry Lyndon.
Lolita was also an excellent film to my taste.
I just resaw Dr. Strangelove and even If I could without problem seat through all the film, I could see how that one was made " sur mesure " on its own time, a great mistake for sure.
In one word too intellectual with a rigid goal to follow, that do not make always good films.
Like his last one.
A disaster.

I never thought that it was not! T.S reflexion..I mean. But how do you come to think that way?

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