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"A review of Waiting for Godot (2001)"

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"Beckett in Chronological Order (1/37) Watching through all the Beckett on Film plays, in chronological order for their source material 1. Waiting for Godot Still stands above its countless imitators. Incredible how much Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead took from this actually. You know, a tragicomic play about two guys, one neurotic and cynical, the other less intelligent but more accepting of their lot in life, who spend their lives waiting in the wings of a story they're not the stars of and they also meet some bizarre travelling performers along the way and the whole thing ends up as"

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