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First scene of the film - A Scanner Darkly.

Tags: Richard Linklater , A Scanner Darkly , Rory Cochrane , Philip K Dick , Robert Downey Jr , Rotoscoping , Insects , Animation , Animals , Cinema , Video Clips

Mar 21, 2009 7:03 AM

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Re: A Scanner Darkly - Intro

What it is like going through nicotine withdrawls.

By: reacharoundher

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Re: A Scanner Darkly - Intro

Yeah, pretty much.

By: spam_vigilante

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You guys must have had the good nicotine, because my cold turkey was nothing like this.

By: luclonde

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I wish Rory was in more movies; he's very entertaining to watch.

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F****** fantastic.

By: RabidMadness
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Re: A Scanner Darkly: Intro

Awesome movie.

By: ejayerik

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Love the film. Anyone know how it compares to the book?

By: unr4veled

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Big surprise...the book was better. A big part of it is that it's easier to understand by the end (though it's MORE confusing through the story). There's also more to it. Philip K. Dick was pretty awesome. Read Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep and watch the movie *based on it, Bladerunner.

*fans argue interminably about how much the movie had to do with the book beyond character names, though both are exceptional.

By: RabidMadness
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Yeah totally agree with you. Both movies and books are must see/read. They're quite different and have a lot of difference but they are still masterpieces in their own genre. By the way, was there a movie about Ubik? I don't recall it.