Manufacturing Consent -
The Political Economy of the Mass Media by Noam Chomsky
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Tuesday, 8 May 2018
quote [ This is how Rita would have lived Groundhog Day.
(Just a note, this is a nitpick for fun, Groundhog Day is an exceptionally good film that everyone should see.) ] One fine day the groundhog knows
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ooo[......7 said @ 10:04am GMT on 8th May
Alright, I see how the video makes its well formed and entirely accurate claims and also from where they draw their conclusions.
I however interpreted the film as a portrayal of a private hell that Phil lived through, "the end of a very long day". Phil is not shown interacting with Rita on the final day earlier in the day, he is however shown to be capable enough to seduce and entrance someone.
Phil and Rita had short but intense romance because Phil programmed himself to create the correct situations to occur in order to pull her from the set he himself created.
Phil is quite the ladies man, though I doubt their romance lasted too much longer after the credits rolled as Phil no longer was writing the story.
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Also,
My mother and I used to theorize while watching this movie and have come up with our own interpretation: The film is actually about Ned. RYERSON! He is some sort of witch who enchanted Phil because he wouldn't buy insurance from him, Phil was also an ass so Ned formed a plan to punish him. Phil is released from his hell when during the evening of the final day when he buys every type of insurance from Ned possible. This pleased Ned enough to have a change of heart and free Phil.
ooo[......7 said @ 10:04am GMT on 8th May
Alright, I see how the video makes its well formed and entirely accurate claims and also from where they draw their conclusions.
I however interpreted the film as a portrayal of a private hell that Phil lived through, "the end of a very long day". Phil is not shown interacting with Rita on the final day earlier in the day, he is however shown to be capable enough to seduce and entrance someone, several people in fact.
Phil and Rita had short but intense romance because Phil programmed himself to create the correct situations to occur in order to pull her from the set he himself created.
Phil is quite the ladies man, though I doubt their romance lasted too much longer after the credits rolled as Phil no longer was writing the story.
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Also,
My mother and I used to theorize while watching this movie and have come up with our own interpretation: The film is actually about Ned. RYERSON! He is some sort of witch who enchanted Phil because he wouldn't buy insurance from him, Phil was also an ass so Ned formed a plan to punish him. Phil is released from his hell when during the evening of the final day when he buys every type of insurance from Ned possible. This pleased Ned enough to have a change of heart and free Phil.
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ooo[......7 said @ 10:04am GMT on 8th May [Score:2 Interesting]
Alright, I see how the video makes its well formed and entirely accurate claims and also from where they draw their conclusions.
I however interpreted the film as a portrayal of a private hell that Phil lived through, "the end of a very long day". Phil is not shown interacting with Rita on the final day earlier in the day, he is however shown to be capable enough to seduce and entrance someone, several people in fact.
Phil and Rita had short but intense romance because Phil programmed himself to create the correct situations to occur in order to pull her from the set he himself created.
Phil is quite the ladies man, though I doubt their romance lasted too much longer after the credits rolled as Phil no longer was writing the story.
---
Also,
My mother and I used to theorize while watching this movie and have come up with our own interpretation: The film is actually about Ned. RYERSON! He is some sort of witch who enchanted Phil because he wouldn't buy insurance from him, Phil was also an ass so Ned formed a plan to punish him. Phil is released from his hell when during the evening of the final day when he buys every type of insurance from Ned possible. This pleased Ned enough to have a change of heart and free Phil.
