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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
Strangelove is a classic. Half a century old and it still grabs people with it's vitality and it's long dark look into madness.Think as you wish, no ever brings up your favorite Kubrick. I can't even remember the name. He won't be remembered for it, or 2001, or any of the others.
Strangelove has become part of the culture, not just a movie, an iconic shorthand to
describe something inside us that defies easy explanation.
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That is problem with such works, as opposed to more timeless ones.
Call it a classic or whatever you wish, it will join the ranks of works of art perhaps unjustly forgotten. Some great masterpieces, like 12 Chairs... taken out of their historical context become deflated balloons.
The Paths of Glory, on the other hand, will stay with us, because it transcends the particular piece of history, and speaks a much more universal, HUMAN language.
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