Cassidy, I want to thank you for taking me seriously. Thanks for the advice. Of Kubrick's films, I have seen Full Metal Jacket, Eyes Wide Shut, and 2001. His style of storytelling and camerawork is what interests me. You are correct in your assumption that I am just starting to discover many of these things people call "classics," and I must agree with them. All people have to start out somewhere, as all video experts here once did.

I really would like to get along with people here, it's just that I know I have an attitude problem that naturally pisses people off. I truly have made mistakes in what I've said, especially when I left this site a month ago. I have different tastes in what I consider great. As I explained before, I can understand the wish to preserve the original versions of the original trilogy, that's just not that imnportant to me. I don't care for those versions. No offense, but I really don't care for those versions. It really is a different perspective you take when you watch the beginning of something, then the end, then middle as I have. It's sort of a Pulp Fiction-like experience.