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Old 11-05-2007, 03:06 PM
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The book is really far more clear than the movie. Kubrick tries to take the movie places where the book can go quite easily, but in film - it's like putting wheels on a sailboat and driving it on the freeway. You can do it - but you need to be very clever and more than a little bit lucky to pull it off. In the end trying to toss visual metaphors and so on into film is usually more trouble than it's worth, since it's a lot of work to get right and nearly everyone in the audience is going to totally miss it anyway.
No kidding, very well said. I read the book before I saw the movie, otherwise I could've been lost in more than one place. Very trippy though.

I hate to say this, but I just saw Spiderman 3 and was surprised to see life lessons in it.

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