Waiting for Godot - Beckett on Film 1/13
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@DanCruzCoverz For the sake of all that is holy, I pray that you're joking.
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@CIoudbby thank you for serving as an example to the original argument, this is the exact type of pseudo pedants rampant throughout the literature world and why I think this play is overrated, I'm not afraid to speak my thoughts so bring on the hate, and i think it's really childish of you to simply censor people who do not share same pathetic cowardly opinion as you. Continue on my child, a simple block is not going to stop the voice that needs to be heard. Shit on you cunt.
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Beckett wrote this while high on drugs, isn't it blatantly obvious this is the most boring vile piece of mediocrity in literature?
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@DanCruzCoverz You sir, can go somewhere else.
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This is what I reviewed for my graduation work. My English teacher called it "a fine example of student creativity" and claimed she "won't see a student like me for a long time".
True story.
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This play is a paradox. It's pretty much a purposeless play with a purpose.
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@wouterMC5000 Because it's brilliant.
I just love everyone jumping on the wagon calling this piece of shit play genius, get a grip, you are all just thinking in herd, hating on anyone who cries "the emperor wears no clothes!".
ScrapeNow 21 hours ago
@ScrapeNow So you're saying that you're a child that's too stupid to understand the reality into which he has been thrust? o_o
In all seriousness, you can think whatever you want about it. Nobody really gives one shit or another. Maybe it does suck; academia sure loves it, but Beckett hated academia...the play is what you make of it. Hate it, love it - the important thing is that you know that one way or the other, nothing is sacrosanct. Not even your pretentious accusations of pretentiousness.
CIoudbby 5 hours ago
Beckett never wanted his play to be filmed.
[Interview with Peter Woodthrope 18 February 1994. Referenced in Knowlson, J., Damned to Fame: The Life of Samuel Beckett (London: Bloomsbury, 1996), pp 487,488.]
OrodesIII 5 months ago
@OrodesIII The wish of the author is, both unfortunately and fortunately, often negligible.
CIoudbby 5 months ago 12
@CIoudbby The author is dead.
DSfan81 3 months ago
@DSfan81 Uh...okay? Thanks for the news flash. Feel free to inform me that there will be one day be a Gulf War, or that one day, in 1968, Martin Luther King will be assassinated. o_O;
CIoudbby 3 months ago 2