Why does Doctor Strange need a science consultant?
Randy Lenz has a strange compulsive need to be north of everything, and possibly even northeast of everything, and Gately has no clue what it's about but observes Lenz's position routinely for his own interest and files.
In other words, he does object to a constitution -- which he described as "the strange need of secular people in Israel to import something from Canada or Sweden rather than use what belongs to them".
I have no idea what it is, but there seems to be some very strange need in society which nobody has addressed but, whatever it is, it drives an industry that is itself entirely driven by exploitation.
Yes, we all have some strange need to out-misery each other.
I felt this strange need to introduce them to each other.
Morgan comes off sounding like a white supremacist with the utterance that he "loves his whiteness" simply because, besides the strange need to insert himself into the conversation, the statement is just so forced, unnecessary and ahistorical.
This is a version that, true to Mary Shelley's insights, interprets the two characters as distorted alter egos: a scientifically engendered father-and-son locked in a strange, compulsive, mutual need – a need that is achingly human, on the part of the Creature, and on the part of his creator, the result of a masochistic deep denial of his paternal responsibilities.
Strickland places the ladies within a dreamy tableau that sometimes devolves into pure avant-garde impressionism, but this film is in no way inaccessible because it's about recognizable human beings trying honestly to respond to each other's sometimes strange needs.
