The others in the series are Oldboy and Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance.
It’s about this deaf and mute young guy trying to save his sister, who desperately needs a kidney transplant. I’d go into more detail, but I don't want to drop any spoilers.
They’re out here hoarding books just to make sure they aren't forgotten, but let's be real: they're being incredibly picky about which ones actually make the cut. Then, right before the end, they turn around and try to force someone else to learn the same damn thing.
Banning books was basically just an attempt to kill off emotion—any kind of feeling, really, especially the messy ones. That’s why you see that one old lady breaking down in tears when Montag finally starts reading.
I've always been a sucker for those subtle movies. The kind that slowly get under your skin and keep giving you more to chew on the more you think about them.
All we need now is interactive TV for soap operas, then it's complete.😬
Equilibrium is basically a carbon copy; only the tiny details change (book -> vibe vs. images, books, music -> vibe).
I realized the lead Fireman knows everything about books—who wrote what and exactly what's on every single page. And then he has the nerve to lecture us about how it's all bad and how we shouldn't be allowed to touch them.