Anyone Else Watch "One Flew Over..."

[javaguru]

Classic movie, was on AMC this afternoon...

 

[javaguru]

Nurse Ratched...

 

[WoodyO]

Haven't watched this one since back in the laserdisc days.

 

[javaguru]

Nurse Ratched knows what she does...

 

[PICK3]

did they give them xannies?

 

[-SD-]

McMurphy refuses to take their hydros, what an idiot

 

[PICK3]

did anyone take psychopharmaceuticals via teh butt?

 

[uamaverick]

One of the best movies ever. Nurse Ratched is an angry cunt because she's ugly and gets no cawk.

 

[nydj66]

Classic movie. My father took me to see it in '75.

 

[RickRock13]

Awesome movie....love the big Indian in that movie

 

[Dial_tone]

I found the one head nurse to be a strange turn on. I wanted to rough house her. Like no, bitch. I know you got some feeling in that body and I'm fixing to bring it out.

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[musclemom]

Saw the movie, read the book. Book is strange (picked it out recently amongst my "books to donate" boxes) forgot it was told from Chief's perspective. Strange to think of McMurphy as being red haired and freckled after seeing Nicholson in the part.

I suppose if you were so inclined, it wouldn't take much to draw parallels between "Cuckoo's Nest" and "Suckerpunch." (i.e., SSDD -- Same Story Different Decade).

 

[bluetoolpaul]

I need to watch it again..absolute classic.

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[javaguru]

One of the best movies ever. Nurse Ratched is an angry cunt because she's ugly and gets no cawk.

I got in a fight with the ex; She called me an asshole and I called her Nurse Ratchad...., apparently she had seen the movie and...she punched me and I said touche... She's an RN.

 

[zeosim]

Books better IMO read it first then saw the movie and was pretty disappointed

 

[javaguru]

Books better IMO read it first then saw the movie and was pretty disappointed

I agree, if you read the book it isn't nearly as anti-woman. It's all about authority and the one message the movie communicated was that it wasn't about race but power...all the orderlies were black and had a great deal of power in the 1960's...

 

[zeosim]

Yea also the point of view of chief was so much better especially how the author showed his insanity in certain parts changing the scene to how chief sees it all trippy and what not... Well written