This series is the best Iceland has to offer. With decade long comedic background, Jón Gnarr manages to act as the most narcissistic, power hungry character ever to be viewed on television. The series as a whole has the storyline of basic encounters but manages to make those situations extremely hilarious.
If anyone is looking for a good laugh, this is the stuff for them.
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A Clockwork Orange
(1971)
One of the golden movies of this age and the next.
25 February 2014
Warning: Spoilers
This Movie is one of Kubrick's finer work. He emphasizes the character Alex very well and it's a good novel to film adaptation. The book was originally cut into 3 main events, each containing 7 chapters in the book. The 21st chapter was controversial and was not released to public in the U.S. Thank god. The ending was really a closure to the story but it's not the closure you would want to see in the movie. Kubrick did a good job there by leaving that out.
A Clockworks Orange is it's title due to the word "Orange" meaning man and Clockwork like a normal Clock. Clockwork Man. Stanley was very fond of showing the sides of his actors with a rolling camera and that is displayed in such a great way in this movie. The dialogue is great and I love the way Kubrick adds to some in addition to the books dialogue.
A Clockworks Orange is it's title due to the word "Orange" meaning man and Clockwork like a normal Clock. Clockwork Man. Stanley was very fond of showing the sides of his actors with a rolling camera and that is displayed in such a great way in this movie. The dialogue is great and I love the way Kubrick adds to some in addition to the books dialogue.
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