don't fight your destiny, jeet
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Okay, I confess. I love being Coen Bros. explainer guy.
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Don’t you find that even explaining anything about Barton Fink kind of destroys part of its magic?
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Not a very flattering portrait of William Faulkner, either.
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I’d disagree—he’s a ‘true artist’ so his attempt to sell out has thoroughly wrecked him.
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That and all politically engaged art must begin by attacking bad politically engaged art to signal that it's not doing the bad thing that everyone assumes it's doing.
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And about hypocrisy: Barton talks about making art shining a light on the plight of the common man, but refuses to listen to Common Man Charlie.
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I disgree, it's about the unknowability of art's impact.
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