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"The Doctor is Submarining through our brains." --Teague

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That website is fascinating. I've often thought about make a website that would read way too far into movies like this, but this guy's definitely better at it than I'd ever be. You just know all of this was due to the sweater. Some dude saw the sweater and was all "OMG! He's trying to tell us something!" and just reverse engineered the rest from there.

I'll have to look through the rest of that site. I love that there are people out there who are so dedicated to this sort of crazy shit.

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That was Roddenberry's way of trying to tell us who really shot JFK.

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I wouldn't call Kubrick a horror director, considering he only made one horror movie.

"The Doctor is Submarining through our brains." --Teague

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Kubrick did dabble in a bunch of genres, so that's probably more accurate, yeah.

Speaking of, you guys have covered almost all of his most popular films. Only big one left is A Clockwork Orange. And maybe Spartacus, but there's not a whole lot of Kubrick in that film.

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I'm given to understand that at one point David Fincher saw someone watching Fight Club on a plane (an edited-for-the-plane version, on a seat screen), and saw that the aspect ratio had been opened back up from 2.35 (or whatever) to fit the 4:3 monitors on the plane, and dolly tracks and other crew material were repeatedly visible.

...something-something 'aspect ratios really shouldn't be a variable after filmout.'

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I didn't even know this was a thing.

What the fuck.

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