In pelula
Steven Spielberg's "ET" |
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or what? the alien is brown? |
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For no reason. |
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In "Love Story" |
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or what? the two protagonists
fall in love? |
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No reason. |
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In "JFK"
Oliver Stone |
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or what? the President is assassinated
suddenly from a stranger? |
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No reason. |
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In the excellent "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre"
Tobe Hooper |
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or what? never see
the characters go to the bathroom, |
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not washing hands
as people do in real life? |
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For no reason at all. |
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Worse, in "The Pianist"
Polanski |
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or is that this guy has to
hide and live like a bum... |
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when he plays piano so well? |
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Once the response m
is "no reason." |
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May continue for hours with m
examples. The list is endless. |
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Probably
habn never thought, |
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but all the great pelulas,
without exception, |
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contain a substantial
element of "no reason." |
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