1 (edited by PleiadeanHealer 2006-09-15 18:52:07)

Topic: The Final Cut

Anyone interested in mind control movies, I think we have another one here that's worth mentioning.    The movie "The Final Cut" starring Robin Williams which came out in 2004.   I have seen parts of this movie, I have yet to see the whole thing, I catch bits and pieces of it on cable TV.   

In the cable guide it says "A man finds an unexpected connection to his own darkest secret".    There's also on the trailer the mention of "in the end, he see's everything".   Which you can see here:

http://www.finalcutfilm.com/

The mention of eyes and also seeing gets repeated over and over.   In one part of the movie Robin is walking down the street and is passing endless billboard posts that have the word "EYE" on it, but the last letter is reveresed and looks like a "3", which is probably a company logo.   Anyway, the thing that jumped out at me as he walks down the street passing all these eye posters is that eventually there's a section missing which has a longer poster in it that says "open your eyes".   I think Robin also works for a firm called Eyetech in the movie.  They also mention implants in a few conversations.    Sounds like a great mind control movie if you ask me

I just thought I would pass this on, and ask if anyone else has seen this and what do you think?

PH

Re: The Final Cut

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0364343/

Plot Outline: Set in a world with memory implants, Robin Williams plays a cutter, someone with the power of final edit over people's recorded histories. His latest assignment is one that puts him in danger.

http://www.high.ru/img/art/open.jpg

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Re: The Final Cut

I actually haven't seen the movie, but wanted to.  I used to do a bit of movie work between gigs.  As it was filming here, I was an extra in it for one scene.  The scene, for whatever reason, was filmed in the now-empty massive mental hospital, shut down some years ago, but which still has more than its fair share of etheric junk... according to quite a number of people.

"The unknown does not incite fear, but dependence on the known does." - J. Krishnamurti