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Redefining Movies

by Chris Gilbey at 05:12PM (EST) on November 3, 2007 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

I went and saw "Across The Universe" this afternoon.

What an incredible movie! This movie truly redefines the possibilities of the cinema

This movie is like an acid trip. It is so visually rich... the music production is outstanding... the songs: well, we are talking here about The Beatles, so how could you go wrong.

And the message comes across loud and clear: "All You Need Is Love".

This movie made me even more enthusiastic about the work I'm doing on the book. It just makes me feel that in the 60's we actually were on the right track...

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