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my art work has taken an odd turn. i am now mainly working with smurfs. either creating multi-level stencils from smurf images, or wheatpasting ink-jet prints of smurfs, mushroom houses, etc... on to board.
I have no idea where I'm going with this. do you?
Prompted by a question from my office mate who is conferencing students on a Watchmen paper this week:
Famous stories (novels, stories, TV shows, comics) where the bad guy wins in the end
Some of the ones we came up with were Empire Strikes Back (of course), Seven, The Usual Suspects, No Country for Old Men...
others?
Chinatown.
Seinfeld
Hmmm... I always thought that the point to Seinfeld was that they were all really bad people and that, in the end, evil was finally punished... unless you subscribe the the parrallel to the Stranger interpretation of the ending.
Dark City
they go to jail in seinfeld, however, the closing shot is of them in jail starting up the "shirt button" conversation which was from the very first episode. In my opinion this is to suggest that while they were punished, they aren't going to change and the cycle will begin again. therefore, they win. sort of. or if not win, not learn any lesson or be reformed.
Night of the Living Dead
The Chocolate War, How to Get Ahead in Advertising, The Last Seduction.
Prince Of Darkness.
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