Title : Some people love this new trailer for HBO's "Fahrenheit 451," but I think it perversely makes the argument against reading books.
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Some people love this new trailer for HBO's "Fahrenheit 451," but I think it perversely makes the argument against reading books.
If books are what the book "Fahrenheit 451" makes them out to be, then you should read the book "Fahrenheit 451." If you want a movie with maximum action and fire effects — which is what this trailer vigorously promotes — then you are evidence for the proposition that books are not longer essential to human life (or you are part of the redefinition of human life that excludes the reading of books).
From the 60th Anniversary edition of the book, with lots of introductory material:
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