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Thoughts on the book. No, not that one.
Linklater does quite a fine job compensating for PDK’s narrative voice, which is as wobbly as it is unreliable. Unlike Waking Life, Linklater hews closer to photograph quality images, leaving any fuzziness to the logic that pertains to drug abuse and the paranoia explicit in surveillance culture. Free from animated distortions, A Scanner Darkly conveys Dick’s cautionary message without having to resort to paternalistic cant, more or less.
In short, agency is a funny and dangerous thing. The role of the State is precarious and sometimes criminal too.
One response to “Through A Scanner, Darkly…”
I havn’t seen it yet, but I am totally dying to. I loved Waking life which had the same style of art and I like the fact that the writers stuck to a deep plot line.