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It helps if you understand what they are saying

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In Reply to: RE: I thought this the height of pretension . . . posted by mr grits on August 12, 2007 at 14:54:46

The dialog is important. So you have to "work" a bit to "get it". So what? Did you ever read A Clockwork Orange? Some similarities regarding dialog. Perhaps even more than that, after all.

There are a few weaknThe Good Shepherd.

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I got no joy from reading CWO.... - mr grits 09:00:18 08/13/07 (1)
Fortunately, Kubrick made it a frightening/entertaining movie. Plus, CWO was set in the future.

The characters in Brick spoke in a vernacular peculiar only to themselves which was patterned on the clipped vernacular of ancient PI Noir. I guess in was "indie art" for that crowd.

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- Frightening and entertaining but an improper ending - should have gone with Burgess' finale.(nt) - Revolver66 20:08:14 08/13/07 (0)
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Huh? Much better than The Good Shepherd. - edta 16:36:12 08/12/07 (0)
Now that was a mediocre film IMO. Not sure how that last paragraph became mangled in the above post.

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