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Like for many older articles, this is not up to modern standards. Setting aside minor issues such as citation to a book without page numbers (Beuka 2004), and some unreference content, there is issues with source's reliability. Religious interpretation section is based on " The Association for Mormon Letters" - what makes this website reliable? The second reference in that section reads like trivia with no religious connection ("Christof is compared with Screwtape, the eponymous character of the 1942 The Screwtape Letters by C. S. Lewis.").
The "Psychoanalytic interpretation" section has a quotation from an academic paper (fine but likely should be rewritten to not be a quotation), and then the second paragraph is a lenghty quotation as well. And the latter again irrelevant to "Psychoanalytic", it's more of a general philosophy remark related to the concept of the Plato’s cave.
In the print of the film that is currently available on YouTube, Philip Glass’s cameo appearance is credited as “Keyboard Artist” (1:38:57). So “uncredited cameo” may not be accurate? Daniel Wagenaar (talk) 06:21, 15 November 2024 (UTC)[reply]