The name change is, in part, a statement about the cynical mood of the youth voting bloc.
"It might be suspicioned that I am in a cynical mood to approach such subject matter," he continued, but "my excitement was absolute aesthetic response to form".
But the movie, starring Micheline Presle and Gerard Philipe, was also seen as capturing the cynical mood of the post-war generation and won several awards.
Despite a cynical public mood, 60% of Slovaks turned out to vote.Mr Fico's government will replace a four-party centre-right coalition that took office less than two years ago.
Big Star's "Third" was a dark, estranged album, very much a product of the studio and Mr. Chilton's mood: cynical, druggy, perverse but also yearning.
If you make the mistake of watching the Grammys in a cynical or exhausted mood, the program becomes an absurd parade: already colossally successful people handing each other trophies that merely reiterate success that was likely bought and paid for in advance, anyway.
It's a rare popular tune in Europe that can hang around since 1935, pop up occasionally, and almost a century later seem right on the money again, with its mocking refrain and mood of cynical foreboding.
There is none of the self-conscious knowing that characterizes the Pixar factory, which makes the whole thing seem either winningly innocent or terribly cynical, depending on your mood and worldview.
Memes are traditionally born in Tumblr, Twitter, Reddit and other outer echelons of social media, where the humour is darker, the mood more cynical and, crucially, the moderation less robust.
Ironically, Servet is to lose the election for which he had induced a trusted subordinate to perjure and abase himself, and it is in the resulting mood of cynical despair, guilt and loneliness, that he receives Hacer, who has called on him in his office to beg for a cash advance on the promised payout.
For a band usually depicted as trogolodytes rendered mentally subnormal by their drug intake - perhaps a consequence of having a keyboard player called Knobhead - this seems a remarkably sharp and cynical take on the prevalent mood of saucer-eyed euphoria.
