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yallerdawg

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4. Movies are the director's artistic medium.

Reply to Nitram (Reply #3)

Mon Jul 9, 2018, 01:46 PM

Jul 2018

It's interesting to hear Kubrick fill in the details on what he was "visualizing."

Any fan of Stephen King knows Kubrick has a sketchy history with source material.

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Stanley Kubrick on "that ending." *SPOILER* [View all] yallerdawg Jul 2018 OP

IMO Kubrick totally missed the mark if that's what he was trying to convey The Blue Flower Jul 2018 #1

There's more. yallerdawg Jul 2018 #2

All you have to do is read the novel of the same title Arthur C. Clark's wrote while Nitram Jul 2018 #3

Movies are the director's artistic medium. yallerdawg Jul 2018 #4

THAT makes perfect sense. BigmanPigman Jul 2018 #5