General Strike

Rashômon - 1950

I used to download the top 10 or 20 movies that I thought would appeal to me by reading the year end reviews, but that hasn't happened since 2018 so I thought I'd do a catch up and I can see part of the problem. There's so much superhero globohomo dross these days. I don't watch movies for entertainment, I'm looking for films that have an impact on me. Change the way I think.

Rashomon didn't hit the spot. It's terrific photography and pared down to the minimum of actors but they weren't collectively credible. A Samurai losing a sword fight to a bandit who can barely afford to wear rags? There's quiet a few continuity errors, though these are concealed with the 4 different accounts of the narrative, but there's some honkers in there.

I'd probably watch it in a cinema if I had a couple of hours to spare but unlike everyone else in the universe the film is a bit of turkey for me.

Pfizer - Azz Escape

Senior Director of Worldwide Research @pfizer Vanessa Gelman responsible for orders to suppress info from the public about the companies use of foetal tissue in COVID-19 injections laboratory testing.

I don't think I've seen an azz that big move so quickly in my life. I wonder what she's hiding? Scratch that, I know what she's hiding and the information about foetal cell lines in vaccines is just one small thread of the most evil ingredients you could possibly imagine and I'm including deadly insect eggs, Roundup (glyphosate) and anything they want to sweep up off the floor and put in the vaccines. It will all come out in the future so no need to for me to persuade you how I learned the information.