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Referring to things that happen "behind the camera", the real-life reasons for how/why a TV/film/book/comic turned out the way it did
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Why did Stanley Kubrick include these scenes in 2001: A Space Odyssey?
The job of the director is to make the viewer truly feel the characters' situation. I believe he did that, and quite masterfully too.
The truth is - space exploration is slow, brain meltingly slow .. …
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