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Daniil Marchenko
24Apr13
Bill And Ted’s Excellent Adventure seems to be released in 1989 not in 2001
Ivann Makhsara
5Apr13
You should have included Monty Python Live at Hollywood Bowl, because there is obvious reference to philosopher playing football (or soccer, whatever you called it). The works of Monty Python itself worth to be dissected and learned.
Henry Fernando Martinez Copete
17Dec12
Have you seen "Hypatia" by Alejandro Amenabar, it should be included here!
panopticon
21Jun12
Great list. I would just like to point out, about The Matrix, that the film explicitly references Jean Baudrillard's "Simulacra & Simulation" in Neo's apartment just before he chooses to follow 'the white rabbit'. I think that is a more fruitful approach than the suggested Plato/Cartesian dualistic perspective, although their thoughts definitely also had their influence (if not directly then at least through Baudrillard). A lot of the film's lines and thoughts seem more directly related to Baudrillard in my opinion. But thanks for the list! :)
Matt Whitlock
28Feb11
Maybe I need to see My Dinner With Andre again, but only for brief moments did I think it touches on concepts relevant to mainstream academic philosophy. I absolutely loved My Dinner With Andre, but it doesn't seem to fit what I am going for with this list. Maybe I can be persuaded though.
