Feb 12, 2019
12:45:50pm
12:45:50pm
A lot of Kubrick's films, except for Lolita. However, even Nabokov admitted...
...that Kubrick's film had a better narrative structure (starting w/ the showdown between Humbert and Quilty and telling the story framed by that conflict) than the book.
But Dr. Strangelove was far better than the book, and you can make strong arguments for A Clockwork Orange and The Shining (and sort of 2001).
But Dr. Strangelove was far better than the book, and you can make strong arguments for A Clockwork Orange and The Shining (and sort of 2001).
Originally posted on Feb 12, 2019 at 12:45:50pm
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No way. The movies left out so many great parts in the books. Of course, they had to; otherwise, you’d have a friggin
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