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Stanley Kubrick is undoubtedly a master as well as David Lynch particularly for Mulholland Drive. Kubrick & Lynch weaved content into films so well most people do not even see it, the climate they were in (Hollywood) meant that they had to put layers on top of the content otherwise it simply woul...

@Bondianwolf emotional subjectivity throws itself in front of objectivity sometimes.

beautiful smooth shot just like Henry's life at that point in time everything is falling into place. Like somebody pointed out when he says he is a union delegate the drum sounds and the comedian is introduced, it is no coincidence his name is Penny Youngman thier is a connection between the two ...

@SuperFunkDoctor Maybe a lil bit but i think he is being objective and truthful sometimes that can be mistaken for arrogance.

@LukeLovesRose i think he meant that he was not pleased with the way people generally look at film they see it as just pure escapism when the message that certain films carry are truly profound and significant like many of his films, he wanted to move away from pleasing the audience for the sake ...

i oppose Hitchcocks cinematic philosophy i think. He says mystery is an intellectual journey and suspense is emotional it is not that black and white but i can agree with that in principle but when he says that it is a waste of footage when the audience are left guessing until most of the movie i...

some terrific points but one reservation i have is if the plot warranted the bomb to go off it should go off. If the throwing the bomb principle was applied throughtout the movies i think it becomes rather cliched and predictable because it is not ever going to blow up. i think (generally speakin...

@hellomynameisKATiiE it is more negative towards black females because thier the ones that change the most to be like white females, obviously not being racist but thin noses and long straight hair are predominantly white features and due to not accepting their own heritage they want to change to...

It's such a shame he did not do alot of interviews but at the same time it is understandable. Up to now his work is under appreciated (even though many people now appreciate it's unrivalled content) and i think he saw interviews as almost worthless because what creates the heart of his films is n...