Overdone!?!?! It was genius! The whole dissociation with reality was the only reason why I liked the movie. I was watching the movie going, "This is so stupid. What is this? I'm so bored. This could never ever happen in real life." And then the ending came, and I was blown away. It may be my favorite movie now. I'm really into psychology though. But, I really don't think it was overdone. It was the purpose of the story. A reason to make you think. Without it, the movie would be pointless.
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Originally posted by New
Just finished the book right now.
fantastic.
It is, isn't it? This is the first semester since it came out that I've not taught it and I really do miss it.
Originally posted by midwinter
It is, isn't it? This is the first semester since it came out that I've not taught it and I really do miss it.
hmm, I just feel empty now that it's finished. What do I read next...?
Originally posted by New
hmm, I just feel empty now that it's finished. What do I read next...?
Read Dead Babies.
-hardeeharhar, spreading joy through the ages
Originally posted by New
hmm, I just feel empty now that it's finished. What do I read next...?
Graham Swift, Waterland.
Originally posted by New
hmm, I just feel empty now that it's finished. What do I read next...?
Either Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln or Personal Knowledge (by Michael Polanyi).
Overdone!?!?! It was genius! The whole dissociation with reality was the only reason why I liked the movie. I was watching the movie going, "This is so stupid. What is this? I'm so bored. This could never ever happen in real life." And then the ending came, and I was blown away. It may be my favorite movie now. I'm really into psychology though. But, I really don't think it was overdone. It was the purpose of the story. A reason to make you think. Without it, the movie would be pointless.
Originally Posted by lollizuu
Overdone!?!?! The whole dissociation with reality was the only reason why I liked the movie.
Thread's about the book, though. And is nearly 7 years old.
The film is really worth our thinking. but then again, which story do you believe?