Is there a SparkNotes! for movies?

You knw how SparkNotes! is the internet study guide that all students go to because they don't want to read the book and they realize that SparkNotes has all the information? Well, is there something liek that for movies? You know, that lists al lhe important quotes, symbolism, summary, etc.

are you seriously too lazy to watch a movie now?Ontain

[QUOTE="Ontain"]are you seriously too lazy to watch a movie now?cpo335

[QUOTE="Ontain"]are you seriously too lazy to watch a movie now?cpo335

are you seriously too lazy to watch a movie now?Ontain

[QUOTE="Ontain"]are you seriously too lazy to watch a movie now?cpo335

[QUOTE="cpo335"][QUOTE="Ontain"]are you seriously too lazy to watch a movie now?Franklinstein

You knw how SparkNotes! is the internet study guide that all students go to because they don't want to read the book and they realize that SparkNotes has all the information? Well, is there something liek that for movies? You know, that lists al lhe important quotes, symbolism, summary, etc.

cpo335

SparkNotes does a terrible job of conveying the meaning behind books and I'm sure that anything you find will do the same for movies. Try Wikipedia though. You'll get a half-decent synopsis and there is usually a section of themes.

[QUOTE="cpo335"][QUOTE="Ontain"]are you seriously too lazy to watch a movie now?mattbbpl

Even then they aren't wrong. Art impresses upon each of us differently and we don't have to be able to describe or rationalize that impression for it to be valid.