Quote by Charlie Kaufman

I really don't have any solutions and I don't like movies that do.

I really don't have any solutions and I don't like movies th

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This quote expresses the speaker's dissatisfaction with movies that present clear-cut solutions to complex problems. They likely prefer films that reflect the intricacies and complexities of real life, where problems often lack simple answers. The quote can also be interpreted as an acknowledgment of the speaker's own lack of solutions to certain issues, suggesting a humility and preference for the exploration of open-ended questions rather than definitive resolutions.

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