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im gonna have me some fun
But not if it was the original version of solaris, cos that was dull as fook.
Loved the soddyburg remake (and its soundtrack) though.
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Wed 5 Oct 2011, 21:37,
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But not if it was the original version of solaris, cos that was dull as fook.
Loved the soddyburg remake (and its soundtrack) though.

I do love the Tarkovsky film but would agree that it's not particularly entertaining (nor does it try to be).
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Wed 5 Oct 2011, 21:51,
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you'll realise that once you see the soderbergh version
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Wed 5 Oct 2011, 21:52,
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in the cinema, as it allows you to sit and think about what you are watching.
On DVD, there is always too much distraction to truly get absorbed in something that slow.
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Wed 5 Oct 2011, 22:02,
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On DVD, there is always too much distraction to truly get absorbed in something that slow.

I do try to make time to watch a film from start to end without interruption - Solaris wasn't too hard, but Once Upon a Time in America has certainly proved a challenge.
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Wed 5 Oct 2011, 22:16,
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It's a cracking cure for insomnia, fair play.
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Wed 5 Oct 2011, 22:06,
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Tarkovsky original is what you want
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Wed 5 Oct 2011, 22:24,
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Aren't we due a new compo by now?
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Wed 5 Oct 2011, 21:37,
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We haven't had one of those since July
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Wed 5 Oct 2011, 21:47,
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