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3xsaSeedling:
Can't remember the name of it. It's not new. It stars Edward Norton and Edward Furlong as brothers involved in white supremacy. This movie SHOCKED me. I'm still ::jawdrop:: about it!
More to the topic... I saw Fahrenheit 451 when it first came out w/Werner-what's-his-name? Kemper, maybe? I still regard that as Sci-fi, make believe (like Bradbury, maybe), and certainly not the way it is anywhere in the world...yeahsureright
Back in the 1900's , ( ::roflmao:: ::roflmao:: ::roflmao:: ::roflmao:: ::roflmao:: ::roflmao:: ::roflmao:: ::roflmao:: ) that was particularly scary stuff, @that time...still is...
Rachael:
--- Quote from: ""3xsaSeedling"" ---Can't remember the name of it. It's not new. It stars Edward Norton and Edward Furlong as brothers involved in white supremacy. This movie SHOCKED me. I'm still ::jawdrop:: about it!
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American History X.
That was one fucked movie. It was harsh and gruesome, but brilliant. It was hard to watch. That scene where he curbstomps the guy... ::puke::
Another pretty good one was Crash (the one about racism, not the earlier one about people who get off on fucking while smashing into other cars).
Froderik:
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The Kids Are Alright (documentary of The Who)
Shakes the Clown (fucking hilarious!)
The Devil's Rejects (starring Rob Zombie)
Froderik:
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--- Quote from: ""Froderik"" ---I recognize it from Orwell's classic novel "1984" (which I read for the first time while in Straight, Inc. in the year 1984. How's that for irony?)
I also read "A Clockwork Orange" while I was in there...
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How funny. I read 1984 when I was at CEDU. A rather subversive teacher snuck it to us, in addition to Lord of the Flies, Childhood's End, Brave New World, and Fahrenheit 451.
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In addition to 1984, I've read the other books you listed except for Childhood's End; I don't think I've read that one, and I've forgotten who wrote it. I really liked Fahrenheit 451, as well as some of Bradbury's other writings (short stories and novels alike)...
3xsaSeedling:
American History X
yes!! ...and everything you said, too Rachael! ::puke::
...and there's actually A NAME for that curb-atrocity? ::puke::
Did Bradbury write F*451?
Froderick: Shakes is very funny and that Who doc. is classic :nworthy:
Believe it or not, Fantasia is very entertaining, but ya have to turn up the volume for that one ::rocker::
My husband sent his parents to see Clockwork Orange...back then. (They were old-country Italians :o ...)
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Mine came home like this :o :o and never went to another Malcolm MacDowell film ( that was a wise choice )
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