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The Case for a "They Live" Series
Sep. 29th, 2015 04:08 pm[Note: Special thanks to Chris the Cynic for starting me thinking on this one.]
They Live is a classic, low budget movie about an every-man character, trying to find construction work and survive in a very unfriendly economy. The main character, George Nada played by Roddy Piper, happens upon a pair of sunglasses that shows him an unfiltered reality that subliminally controls humanity.
If you haven't seen it, go ahead. It's fun for low-budget schlock entertainment. It's good for discussion on economic and political perspective. You don't have to agree with the movie's perspective, you'll still be entertained at the very least.
There's still room for improvement.
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They Live is a classic, low budget movie about an every-man character, trying to find construction work and survive in a very unfriendly economy. The main character, George Nada played by Roddy Piper, happens upon a pair of sunglasses that shows him an unfiltered reality that subliminally controls humanity.
If you haven't seen it, go ahead. It's fun for low-budget schlock entertainment. It's good for discussion on economic and political perspective. You don't have to agree with the movie's perspective, you'll still be entertained at the very least.
There's still room for improvement.
( Read more... )
