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Probe Movie Review by Preston Fillagre
Runteldat
Postmodern deconstructions of language can challenge our very
analytical rubrics, but that is their intention, n'est ce pas? Runteldat
was a disorienting descent into some hallucinogenic realm in which I felt should
have Dali or Bosche as tourguide, until I found striking similarities with
Burgess' work in Quest for Fire and A Clockwork Orange. Our verbal
roadsigns must be cast aside according to the terms of surrender dictated
by Wittgenstein, but we then are forced to contemplate the nettlesome
truism that the map is not the territory after all. This journey is made
the more discomfiting by being taken in the company of many whom already
appreciate the inchoate realignment this exercise presents. A mentally
broadening experience, given the proviso that one can keep from freakin'.
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