Wednesday, 8 April 2020

12 Monkeys - 1995




It's extraordinary possibly. 

We watched 12 Monkeys. 

I look back and reflect, that if it was now and a different story, it might have been connected to Batman.

First the newspaper, then the original joker - Frank Gorshin

Saturday, 4 April 2020

Druidic Initiation?




American Beauty - 1999 (Celebrity Rose Petals)




Recently a bunch of celebrity Hollywood pedovores have been publishing references to flowers, petals and in Madonna's case actually mimicking the famous bath scene in American Beauty.

I thought this would be a good time to review the movie, given that I haven't seen it since 1999ish. Like many movies, it hasn't weathered the test of time vis a vis the excitement when it was released. Hollywood has been totally sexualised and in some respects this film is quite tame compared to recent productions.  At first there were lot's of conspiracy theories that the petals represent adrenochrome or sexualised youth if you wish.

Let's look at the slebs' social media posts.

Image may contain: 1 person, possible text that says 'Oprah Winfrey @Oprah I tried to send flowers to celebrate you @GloriaSteinem on this your 86th. All the Florists know are closed. So sending Love and Blessings instead.Ha d.Happy Birthday to you!!'

Image may contain: 1 person, flower

Image may contain: 1 person, flower

Image may contain: 1 person, text

Image may contain: flower and text

I guess it's a fairly valid claim though it did occur to me that given Madonna's 2019 Eurovision appearance with gas mask dancers, the theme might be referring to the old nursery rhyme, Ring a ring of roses, a pocket full of poses.

Image may contain: one or more people and people standing

Image may contain: one or more people



Around 10 seconds in Madonna appears to drunkenly stumble. I think the jury's out on the symbolism, but it's clear something destabilising has taken hold of slebland.

They got the feeling they met before.

Wednesday, 1 April 2020

What Kind of Sophistry is this? - Man on the Moon - Jim Carey/Andy Kaufman





That Jim Carey, he's awesome said some, but by the end of the movie even lovable Jim Carey was just too damn weird. I enjoyed it thoroughly. It seemed to me that Andy Kaufman's entire schtick was to bleed real life onto the stage and the stage into real life.

By the end we're left wondering if everyone is a crisis actor in a hair brained scheme that has gone totally right or wrong, depending on your point of view.

Tuesday, 31 March 2020

The Joker - 2019






We were disappointed.

Over hyped but still excellent.

A Man For All Seasons - 1966





Four and a half years ago I asked my Facebook connections for their best non Hollywood, film suggestions. One excellent proposal from Juanita Ann Richards, who has since deactivated her account is the above film.

It's an Henry VIII/Thomas Cromwell/Thomas More historical play that did well in the theatre till it was made for the cinema. Even then it went on to win a substantial amount of Oscars, but what captured my imagination was the Kubrick-esque baroque lighting (not Baroque lights) in the opening scenes which really are extra special.

As an historical piece, A man for all seasons, is an excellent education of the impending English reformation (and counter reformation after that).

Sunday, 29 March 2020

The Irishman - 2019





About ten minutes into the movie I realised it was not going to satisfy me, but as I wasn't alone I thought I'd let it run and see if I could make it interesting. At first I concentrated on the sets, cars and costumes, but about 2/3 into the movie I could see it was an historically interesting movie given the mobs' involvement in JFK, Nixon and general affairs of the USA from the early forties through till the early 80's when mobster and Union chief Jimmy Hoffa went missing (murdered by the Irishman)

The film is populated with all the old stars of previous mobster movies, including Pacino, Keitel, Pesci and the degenerate scum Robert de Niro who wont be remembered fondly by the end of Trump's presidency. 

You can take that to the bank.

It does coalesce into and interesting narrative towards the end but in my view, this is the swan song to Italian mob movies as the informed researcher will already understand that Hollywood is largely responsible for portraying the mafia as Italian when the real handlers were the likes of Meyer Lansky, Bugsy Siegel, The Bronfmans, Mossad, Sayanim and associated Israeli Terrorist Gangs and Politicians.



Saturday, 28 March 2020

How The West Was Won - 1962




It's been quite a while since my last movie review in July 2019, but after an illicit walk in the New Forest yesterday, we settled down to 'one of the best Westerns ever made'. It's a star studded cast including Henry Ford, Henry Hathaway, James Stewart, John Wayne, Gregory Peck, George Peppard, Debbie Reynolds, Caroline Jones. Both women particularly fine examples of great looking actresses.

The musical score won an Oscar and demonstrates why a cracking score can uplift a great movie to another level.

"How the West Was Won", was one of the last movies shot in 3-camera Cinerama and is a screen ratio I enjoyed although we watched it in 16:9 ratio as we needed a bigger screen for older eyes to enjoy the detail and in a cinema it's designed for a curved screen, that projects sensational picture quality.

There are some scenes that are almost inexplicable in terms of special effects. I'm familiar with front and back screen projection techniques. The bison stampede is like nothing I've ever experienced on the big screen without CGI and lastly the train wreck scene uses back screen projection to a degree I don't think has ever been matched.

The principal nature of the plot is about the kind of doughty spirit that went westward finally settling in some of the most amazing scenery in the United States after many travails and tribulations. One family in the narrative is more city dwelling and the other has a more rural mindset. It's clear the genes of both these groups is evident in today's USA genome pool.

I never used to but since Q, I've believed in American exceptionalism for reasons that are relevant to this post but outlined elsewhere.

Wednesday, 25 March 2020

Friday, 28 February 2020

No Comment Corona False Flag - Hungry Cats Edition








The correct spelling is Lynn de Rothschild, but it is as it is.

PRC (China) coopted their population into a false flag drill, using old but relevant CCTV footage (People collapsing face first etc.).

PRC scripted emergency and crackdown video clips nationwide to convey a sense of panic (arrests of people not wearing masks and so forth), and a real lockdown in Wuhan.

Other places such as Beijing and Shanghai, played the game, but just enough to convince analysts and researchers.

This is why China has recovered swiftly compared to occidental countries, and is now back in business.

The biggest false flag drill ever made.



Sunday, 23 February 2020

Bill Ryan Predicts Corona Virus




Bill Ryan has been a teacher and father figure for many of us over the years. In this presentation he explains a meeting between Senior Masons, Bishops and other elite establishment Luciferians.

The entire video is quality discourse but if you need to see money shot immediately, it is linked here.