".impervious" <thats***disgusting@hotmail.com> wrote:
In news:10dli4oqdbdgnbf@corp.supernews.com,
The Ruzicka Family attempted to impart some wisdom, instead sputtering:
: I think what Bradbury did was totally ludicrous. However, to say that
: Fahrenheit 451 is a "little-known pulp fiction rag" is ludicrous as
: well. I had not previously realized that Bradbury was such idiotic
: right-winger before this, but you should realize that his 451 is
: thought of by many as a "classic;" I'm sure Moore would agree with
: this.
i read Fahrenheit 451 back in 6th grade - required reading back then.
i'm still not sure that Bradbury is a right-wing hack. maybe he just
really has something against Moore, or something. who knows? clearly,
even had Bradbury not said a word, the comparison would have been drawn
by anyone who ever read the book; it was the first thing i thought when
i heard about Moore's film: "how clever!"
It could even have been a good ploy to get another generation of
Americans to read Bradbury's 451 book. }:-} Bradbury got free
advertising, too.
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