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It was a sad sick movie about sad sick people. I loved it.
Unfortunately, most people did not get the point or recognise it for how prescient it was. The movie spoke to the desolution and aridity of both the culture of the rich and the cultural avant-guard.
In having a point to your life, or a blief in something beyond yourself, neither group had anything worth saying or sending forward in time.
By the way, does anyone know what movie had the quote "sombody threw away a perfectly good white boy". And I do mean besides and before "Men at Work".
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