I used to go to movies almost every weekend 2-3 years back. Mentally I never catalogued anything but a catchphrase here and there (I'll be back, I'll be in my bunk, Do you feel lucky). They were methods of escape from my busy schedule, and other obligations. The people were not real, the scenarios were not real, and the actors were not real day-to-day human beings. There was not then anything that drew me to an actor or actress, as I had interactions with several doing security, and most are like undeveloped children with a trust fund. But there were a few who, for whatever reason, would bring me back; Hanks, Schwarzenegger, Stallone, Denzel Washington, Wahlburg, Clive Owen, Ledger, Statham, Duvall, Walken, Willis, Chan, Affleck, Gibson, Ferrel, Norton, Malkovich, Li, Reeves, Del Toro, Butler, and Neeson to name a few. Females that drew my attention were; Streep, Gadot, Johansson, Alba, Theron, Lawrence, Hayek, Berry, Hathaway, Kurylenko (hotter than an oven self-cleaning), Chastain, Blanchett, Foster, Weaver, and Roberts. To a person I don't believe I could carry on a reasoned and cross topic conversation with any one of them.
In the early 2000's I started paying attention to their activism as Bill Clinton was coming to the end of his too long terms, as he emboldened them to be activists. As they did my desire to see or support anything they did fell by the numbers, as their voices increased. The last time (with one exception) I went to a movie was around November of 2019. As a fan of Bill and Ted's Adventures, as well as a fan of Keanu Reeves, I made the horrible mistake of watching the horrible mistake that was Bill and Ted Face the Music the weekend it came out here in Utah. As a massive fan of the Matrix trilogy (yes, not unlike every other trilogy. it got weaker as it went along). Number 4 is supposed to come out sometime around November of 2021, and I'll have to pass. The brother directors of the first three gained well deserved success, but the money seems to have gone to bathhouses, and sex changes. Lana (Larry) and Lilly (Andy) Wachowski , are now as close to the ugliest women on the face of the earth, and were I to see the movie, I'd be contributing if not legitimizing their transitions.
Hollywood is lost to me, and I don't see the rare gems like Passion or Sound of Freedom lifting the water above the turds.
I was born in Hollywood. It used to be a creative place.
Here is the ultimate Hollywood-is-Evil expose.
The video is long but entertaining. A huge collage of Celebrities seeking power, made by an Australian singer.
For the last few years, I'm only watching movies 2012 and before. I'll push the edge for 2014, but it seems there was a leap between 2012 and 2014. I'm sure it had something to do with Hussein's second term.
Pretty much everything I watch is from the 1970s to early 2000s. If it's after 2014 then I just know it's going to be crap. If it was done in the last few years, it's 100% certainty that it will be some woke piece of shit.
I simply have a 65-inch flat-screen and all sorts of screening services. I make my own popcorn.
The video I posted above was banned, so here it is again link to the mp4.
https://video.wixstatic.com/video/829ea9_574be6239713434194ccb56ff2147bc2/480p/mp4/file.mp4
Quote from: rp5x5 on August 04, 2021, 04:07:24 PMThe video I posted above was banned, so here it is again link to the mp4.
https://video.wixstatic.com/video/829ea9_574be6239713434194ccb56ff2147bc2/480p/mp4/file.mp4
Damn!@ Just one more Satanic cult among many on the left. :glare: :
Thanks for posting. :thumbup:
Quote from: rp5x5 on August 04, 2021, 04:07:24 PMThe video I posted above was banned, so here it is again link to the mp4.
https://video.wixstatic.com/video/829ea9_574be6239713434194ccb56ff2147bc2/480p/mp4/file.mp4
I watched/listened to it with Solar. Wow.... Toy
Glad I found a working link and reposted it. His channel on YouTube was taken down. I can't forget seeing it.
Quote from: rp5x5 on August 07, 2021, 12:09:18 AMGlad I found a working link and reposted it. His channel on YouTube was taken down. I can't forget seeing it.
I encourage everyone to at least watch the first 5 minutes. :cursing:
Quote from: Bluepig on March 14, 2021, 07:33:39 PMI used to go to movies almost every weekend 2-3 years back. Mentally I never catalogued anything but a catchphrase here and there (I'll be back, I'll be in my bunk, Do you feel lucky). They were methods of escape from my busy schedule, and other obligations. The people were not real, the scenarios were not real, and the actors were not real day-to-day human beings. There was not then anything that drew me to an actor or actress, as I had interactions with several doing security, and most are like undeveloped children with a trust fund. But there were a few who, for whatever reason, would bring me back; Hanks, Schwarzenegger, Stallone, Denzel Washington, Wahlburg, Clive Owen, Ledger, Statham, Duvall, Walken, Willis, Chan, Affleck, Gibson, Ferrel, Norton, Malkovich, Li, Reeves, Del Toro, Butler, and Neeson to name a few. Females that drew my attention were; Streep, Gadot, Johansson, Alba, Theron, Lawrence, Hayek, Berry, Hathaway, Kurylenko (hotter than an oven self-cleaning), Chastain, Blanchett, Foster, Weaver, and Roberts. To a person I don't believe I could carry on a reasoned and cross topic conversation with any one of them.
In the early 2000's I started paying attention to their activism as Bill Clinton was coming to the end of his too long terms, as he emboldened them to be activists. As they did my desire to see or support anything they did fell by the numbers, as their voices increased. The last time (with one exception) I went to a movie was around November of 2019. As a fan of Bill and Ted's Adventures, as well as a fan of Keanu Reeves, I made the horrible mistake of watching the horrible mistake that was Bill and Ted Face the Music the weekend it came out here in Utah. As a massive fan of the Matrix trilogy (yes, not unlike every other trilogy. it got weaker as it went along). Number 4 is supposed to come out sometime around November of 2021, and I'll have to pass. The brother directors of the first three gained well deserved success, but the money seems to have gone to bathhouses, and sex changes. Lana (Larry) and Lilly (Andy) Wachowski , are now as close to the ugliest women on the face of the earth, and were I to see the movie, I'd be contributing if not legitimizing their transitions.
Hollywood is lost to me, and I don't see the rare gems like Passion or Sound of Freedom lifting the water above the turds.
I noticed the hacktivism on MTV during Clinton's running for president.