Errol Morris
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The Thin Blue Line: Think all delusional people are in hospitals & locked in psych wards? They're in positions of authority & trust: they're lawyers, judges, & cops. They're criminals. & They work like the dickens to ensure your view of the world will always be in error.
The purpose of authority, from the President to the night-shift desk sergeant, is to invalidate your personal experience & convince you they know best.
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A truly remarkable documentary. I have watched it many times and will in the future. God bless Randall Adams.
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@wushumon88 Now you're talking my language... perhaps a glass of sherry after we get wrecked among the commoners... Hey-ho, old bean!
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@pilkingtonphil ha ha ha. We should go drinking some time...have a pint, or two
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@wushumon88 Well, higgldy-piggledy, chap, I've been caught out - and here's me thinking I was cruising incognito among the peasants.
Jolly good, call, jolly good!
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@pilkingtonphil wow you are a elite high class gentleman, i say good sir, did u study in Oxford?
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@JDznz The soundtrack to The Hours was also by Philip Glass and used some of the same themes—it sounds similar.
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Harris is a sociopath, creepy fuck. Still, I don't belief in capital punishment.
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its actually from his documentary "the Fog of War" if I am not mistaken
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batman.?
jmc... Are you insane??? he is perhaps the most intresting documentary maker there is today. And what has hes voice to do with anything???
rudolfopatricio 4 years ago 4
...how it affects them and so on. Morris' films deal with larger issues than their immediate subjects but in a way where the message is channeled through the particular people Morris hones in on and studies; "Gates of Heaven" deals with the stifling of emotions and aspirations in modern society and how we treat the topic of death. There is a real point to the way Morris presents his material which I've been highlighting again and again, but instead of arguing it you've...
pilkingtonphil 3 years ago 3