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Movies You Think Will Stand The Test Of Time.
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human123
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Sorry if that was too complicated for you. I'll try to dumb it down next time. Thank you for the critique!
Interesting fact, Stanley Kubrick (Director) was told not to include certain aspects of this movie. He did include them and died shortly after. He also directed and produced The Shining which had several references to Apollo 11. You can follow up on conspiracy theories regarding both movies. Bottom line is Stanley Kubrick died in his sleep from a heart attack on March 7, 1999, at age 70 at his home in Childwickbury, England. Renowned as one of the 20th century's most influential directors, he passed away just before the release of his final film, Eyes Wide Shut.
Not that it was complicated. My money is on the lack of applicable context in your post, that he quoted, that left him…wanting, curious, and not critiquing.
I understand that the full context may not be acceptable for this forum, but…perhaps he is better served by not indulging in it.
Your opinion is noted though.
That’s okay chili. I know the plot line and the actors in it. Even seen enough of to know I’m not interested. And I didn’t get what “and viewed…” suggested.
Sargeant Preston
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With all due respect, you're forgetting the fact that the screenplay for the movie, "Epstein Island" has not yet been written.
It's also advisable to avoid bringing current day politics into topics of discussion.
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Seamus OReally
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There are directors whose body of work will stand the test of time. The Coen Brothers, Martin Scorsese, Stanley Kubrick. Hitchcock and Elia Kazan have already stood that test.
On one of our old computers for the power up sound I used "Good Morning Dave." And for errors, for a bit I had it saying "I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that." However.... was making so many mistakes I went back to the standard Windows Ding.
But yep. "2001 Space Odyssey" is a classic. Always felt 2010 was sorta lame compared.
Bullitt for sure.
Seamus OReally
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2010 is lame.
This was not from a movie. But in the TV series Acatraz, they more or less reproduced the Bullitt car chase. Not 100%, but close enough it had me giggling thru the chase. Many scenes the same. Anyway. Enjoy.