Ice (1970)

Ice (1970). 2h 10m | Not Rated

“I saw this film in Europe after I had been in France about 6 months and was just getting solid about the incredibly powerful control of the media in the US. Viet Nam propaganda was in full swing, and yet, here was this film! I never knew if it had actually been shown in the US until I saw the mention on this site, so I suppose that it was shown here. (The USA)u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eOf course this film isnu0026#39;t for everyone, but so few real ideas are. One could imagine that this is a blueprint for regaining control of the media and power etc. and thereby the minds of the people of this country. But heck, itu0026#39;s probably not important. Nope, itu0026#39;s OK in fact. As long as weu0026#39;re free to get any job they will let us have and we can go to any church we wish…hey, why complain. Some day, some Masteru0026#39;s Degree in Sociology will write about this movie and tell you all about it, so you wonu0026#39;t have to think too much on your own. It would have been bad for you anyway.u003cbr/u003eu003cbr/u003eB.F. Skinner was right. I havenu0026#39;t found a way to buy a copy yet, either.”