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Henry Kissinger said "Chinatown" really IS the best movie ever made!", laughing to and with a man I know who is a political and artworks insider. I asked him why they were laughing. What's so funny. I've seen the .I've many times. The rich man's daughter and her young daughter both have coloboma. A huge deal is made over it. The rich man raped his daughter and got her pregnant, a few years before. The girl is Faye Dunaway's daughter AND sister. Faye Dunaway's dies and the rich man gets access to the young granddaughter, then, as she had kept her away. Jack Nicholson wants to kill him, and a fellow cop says "Let it go, it's Chinatown", referring to the past when Jake tried to help a girl in Chinatown, but got her killed because he did.
This is my third time on here pointing it out. The flawed iris means something and has for a long time. Movie set in 30's or 40's. Why did Kissinger say that. He doesn't give a flying fuck about films. My friend wouldn't tell me. It's to do with incest. With the rich always winning, and us being humiliated and stomped in the ground.
This movie and screenplay is taught in film schools and made a huge deal over. It's good, but not that good. Script by Robert Townsend, directed by pervert Roman Polanski.
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samhara ago
Another connection to "Rosemary's Baby" :
The neighbors were a Satan ring; who bribed the husband by blinding his rival for an acting job [so we've got the Satanists who mean business here - get the connection?]
They gas-lighted her ["mind control technique"] , then told her the baby died, but they stole it
The actress Mia Farrow herself was involved with a pedo later in her life ["Woody"] and all this was denied by the mainstream ["gaslighted"]
She lost her virginity to a 50 some odd year old man when she was 17 [Frank Sinatra]
ThighHighSwampBoots ago
The funny thing about the actor being blinded (and it was overkill, not "break a leg!") is that the part Guy then got to play was a character on crutches. It was probably in the book because Polanski lifted all the dialogue verbatim, so they say.