From
Time.com,((The 76-year-old director passed away after a
lengthy battle with brain cancer, according to The
Hollywood Reporter. ))
Was Craven was
the king of horror, and I fondly remember a lot of his movies. I was
never a huge fan of horror movies but a lot of Craven movies were
very good. Some of his movies are still in my top 20-30 movies. I'm
sadden to read he had brain cancer and lost the battle.
Craven was the
horror guy in the 80s, but he reinvented himself in the 90s with the
Scream movies, which I highly beloved. He was a writer, director and
producer. While I haven't seen everything he's directed, his stuff
left a lasting impact on me and my pop culture knowledge.
A
Nightmare on Elm Street : I love this movie and it is
probably the scariest movie in the series. Freddy was still serious
at this movie and not the pop cultural icon. What a great movie.
New
Nightmare : This movie was ahead of its time and the
precursor to the Scream series.
Vampire
in Brooklyn : People often forget this movie. It starred
Eddie Murphy as a villain (IE vampire). There are some tonal issues
with the movie, but I still liked it. I'm sure working with Eddie
wasn't easy for Craven.
Scream Series:
I loved the first movie, thought the second one was good, hated the
third one, but thought the fourth one was good. He directed all four
of them and it has his style all over them, but with him parodying
his style from the 80s.
Scream 4 was the
last movie he directed. It is an interesting way to end his career.
From
The Hollywood Reporter,((James Horner,
the consummate film composer known for his heart-tugging scores
for Field of Dreams, Braveheart
and Titanic, for which he won two Academy
Awards, died Monday in a plane crash near Santa Barbara. He was 61.
Horner was
piloting a single-engine S312 Tucano turboprop plane when it
crashed into a remote area about 60 miles north of Santa Barbara,
officials said. ))
I was in shock to hear he died and it happened in a plane crash.
That's messed up. I know he hasn't been on my radar for a while, but
he is a part of my pop culture history. Behind Williams and
Goldsmith, there was Horner. Elfman sort of took his spot for a
while though. But, Horner did some amazing things with music in the
80s. You knew his sound and his chords.
As a child, I would sit through the end credits of Star Trek II and
III that were on those old VHS tapes. Horner's music would be come
out of that old mono speaker on that old wood-encased TV. And, I
loved listening to Horner's sweeping and action-packed score for both
of these movies. His trek scores had a different sound than the
music in the Star Wars movies.
I loved those scores.
In some ways, his scores for the trek movies were a departure from
the beautiful yet slowing moving score from Goldsmith for Star Trek:
The Motion Picture. Goldsmith had that sense of wonder whereas
Horner's stuff was action based. However, Horner did an interesting
thing. He paid tribute to TMP and Goldsmith by including the famous
blaster beam in both of Horner's scores.
I think Horner sort of got into a runt and pattern. He started to
completely recycle his own music for his newer scores. Sometimes
note for note. I wasn't the only one that complained about his
self-offs. I felt it came to a head with his score to the first
Amazing Spider-Man movie. It was a boring mess and Sony sort of
agreed with me and brought in Zimmer for the second one.
Take a listen...
Horner had talent, but he seemed to phone it in his later years.
However. It doesn't take away from his entire career. RIP. I could
only wish I had that legacy to leave behind.
~Aliens was
another good score by him. Again, he used elements from Goldsmith's
Alien movie, but made it his own. I heard he had a lot of trouble on
that one and the pressure was really unbearable. They even threaten
to fire him but they didn't.
~Zorro movies:
I love the scores to these two movies. It even has the sound of
someone stepping across a wooden floor. He sort of used portions of
this score in other movies, which is a shame.
~Troy: It had a good score for the most part. They brought in
Horner after they rejected the original score. I forgot the other
composers name, but the old score was very nice, but Horner's quick
replacement isn't too shabby though. However, he is using some of
his copy and paste action cues and themes throughout.
I've spent
probably a good ten years trying to get a book off the ground. I
truly dreamed of having my name on the cover of an epic novel (in a
series). A few years ago I came to the conclusion that wasn't going
to happen. However, it still hurts that dream never came to be.
So, it always
bothers me that some “famous” people get book deals, but have
never wrote or tried create a manuscript. Because these guys were
famous, they would get great book deals.
Due to the
recent reveal in the news, guess who has a book, but is one of the
worst people in the world?
Jared from
Subway...
And, the name of this piece shit
book is Jared, the Subway Guy: Winning Through Losing: 13
Lessons for Turning Your Life Around
and it came out back in 2006. I guess it is more focus on the Losing
portion now in his life.
And
from the Amazon page,((Jared Fogel was, is, and will
continue to be America's weight loss icon. As an obese college
student in Indiana he lost 245 pounds on a self-devised diet of
Subway sandwiches. Since 2000, he has appeared thousands of times on
national television as the spokesperson for Subway's Eat healthy
Platform; and he's slated to continue in this role indefinitely. In
fact, Subway worried that he might be getting overexposed and decided
to discontinue him. Sales fell off. Jared was quickly rehired. But to
keep him from being overexposed, Subway's program runs Jared for six
or eight weeks every three months. ))
I'm sure now Subway would have dumped him a long time ago.
Basically, the
entire book is just a bunch of lies, given that he is total sexual
predator.
Every time I see
this commercial on at the Planet Fitness gym I laugh. I've probably
see it a hundred times. They play it on the Planet Fitness channel.
Here's the kicker, the version they play on their channel is edited.
Because I love women, they edited out all the ass shots in the
channel version, rhus making the channel version less offensive. So,
every time you see their wonderful backsides, it is cut out of the
broadcast versions.
I can only hope
most women locker rooms are like this. They sit in their underwear
and comment how hot they are. One can dream. BYW, there are women
that look like this in my gym, but I don't think they do this though.
This movie is
legendary in its sheer crappiness. How can you make cop drama from a
Dino and cop pairing together? Nothing good can come from this.
And, it turns out it went straight to video with a near 40 million
dollar budget.
The studio
forced Whoopi into doing this piece of shit movie. They threatened
to sue her if she didn't appear. So, she showed up to set unhappy.
And, you can tell she is not happy about appearing in the movie. You
can see it in every scene. And, why dress Whoopi in tight biker
pants?
And, yes, I
watched this movie all the way through when it came out on video. I
couldn't how bad this movie really is. I can't believe I sat through
this movie, but can't finish movies like Dumb and Dumber To or The
Room.
-Darker version
of the script: One of the people behind the production says the
script was much darker than what it turned out to be. Plus, that
script was called T-Rex.
-The lead human
(Whoopi's character) was supposed to be a white guy: They needed a
mega star, so they changed the role to female and asked Whoopi to be
in the movie because she was huge star at the time. Whoopi claimed
she never agreed to appear in the film and the studio sued her for 20
million. Ouch. Things got really ugly.
-Whoopi was
pissed entire time after she was forced to do the movie. She called
one guy “MF'er” the whole time. Damn.
So, we get a
reboot of the old school TMNT franchise. This time it is under the
guidance of Michael Bay's studio. It does tend to pay tribute to the
other versions of the Turtles while having its own vision. However,
like other Bay's projects, the script has some major issues with some
strange plot points. TMNT is a highly flawed movies, but it isn't
total train wreck.
I actually like
the use of the lore from earlier versions of the turtles.
We had a fully
animated CGI movie from the early 2000s. And, that movie was tied to
the live action movies from the 80s. The new movie uses a lot of
stuff from the old cartoon show, such as April O'Neil working as a TV
anchor. Plus they throw in all the pizza jokes you can handle.
However, there are elements from the old movies used in this remake
too. Splinter is merely a mutated rat and not a human turned into a
rat such as it is depicted in the cartoon show.
Despite what
critics say, there are some really good things about the movie.
I liked the
interactions between the turtles. Each one has a personally, which
was lacking in the first cartoon series. You get the feeling they
really are brothers in this movies. Plus, each turtle has a unique
look which sets them apart from the other ones. They are dressed
differently and have completely different body shapes. I love this a
lot and I wished the old cartoon took this route.
The CGI ranges
from bad to pretty good. However, the Turtles are animated very
well. And, they look outstanding. I think they did a better job
with CGI than the recent Transformers movie. However, the CGI humans
are terrible. Sometimes when the CGI creatures interact with humans,
the humans turn into CGI models and it looks bad.
However, the
problems really outweigh the positives aspects.
The script is
horrendous. While I am not asking for a masterpiece, I do want the
script to make some sense within its own universe. It falls apart
with the logic behind the villains plot. So, the bad guys want to
infect the world and make money off of the cure, which the turtle
have in their blood stream.
It doesn't make
much sense. Now, what was their plan anyway?
And, then there
is Megan Fox. Everything you hated about her in the Transformers
movies is right here in front for TMNT. Fox either can't act or just
doesn't give a crap. He dull line reading just pulls you out of the
story and clearly she is just eye candy and nothing more. April
O'Neil, in some versions, is a very active character and knew how to
handle a sword. Plus she is a scientist. Here, they try their best
to bring April into the Turtles lore by making her important factor
in their creation, but it feels shoehorned.
With Megan Fox's
acting taking down the movie notch and the script being poorly
written, there is another problem in the form of Shredder. I kept
hearing that William
Fichtner was supposed to be the Shredder, and he was supposed to
be the main villain. However, I heard something happened during
filming and they split Shredder and into two separate characters.
This was allegedly done late in the filming, and it feels that way
too. The Shredder seems to be an after thought.
William
Fichtner gets to play another bad guy that who is a second fiddle
to another bigger villain just like The Lone Ranger. Actually, Eric
Sacks is just a cleaner version of Butch
Cavendish from Lone Ranger. I like Fichtner as an actor, but
he's just a poor villain.
From Arrested
Development, Will
Arnett does have an extensive role. He plays the friend zone guy
that is in love with April O'Neil. He's not very funny in this thing
and is clearly trying to pull out a laugh from a weak script. He
supposed to be the comic relief, but it doesn't really work in the
same manner as those comedic characters in the TF movies.
While Bay didn't
direct this, his tropes are all over this. However, Jonathan
Liebesman directed this thing. There really isn't anything that
stands out as being his work, and it feels like a Bay movie than
anything else without all the stereotypes.
The Turtles are
great characters and fun to watch. Each one has defining
characteristic. They all look different and interesting. Yet, the
movie has some serious plot flaws in the form of the two villains and
their overall plot to destroy the world. Megan Fox is terrible as
usual and has no business in the movie. The movie isn't as bad as
some critics and fans claim. I say you can see the movie just for
the Turtles and nothing more.
So, I
was listening to Pete Holmes' You Made It Weird podcast and Keegan
Key was on the show. Keegan mentioned that he had a famous half
brother that worked into comic books that he discovered later in
life. Keegan said that his brother worked for Marvel and DC and was
one of main people to bring minorities into DC. He then mentioned
that his half-brother passed away in 2011.
McDuffie was one of the
founders of Milestone
Comics, which was an imprint of DC Comics. Milestone had a focus
on more people of color as heroes in their books and even had a major
crossover with DC/Superman. McDuffie also oversaw the animated
version of Static Shock, which in turn folded into the DCAU and
Justice League. McDuffie was one of the driving forces behind some
of the best over-arcing stories from Justice League Unlimited. Plus,
his Milestone universe would later fold into the main DC universe.
He was the
producer on many of the well-written DC animated movies, which are
still kicking ass today.
I looked up to
McDuffie because he was truly a fan of the material and brought other
races into the comic lore without it seeming heavy-handed and
preachy, something both companies need to take note of now. He did
it an organic way and not because it NEEDED to be done. We need more
fiction writing minorities like him.
I thought it was
cool to find out that Keegan is related to this man.
It looks like
the Subway really is a pedophile. It looks like the government did
something right and caught him red-handed. It looks like Jared has a
plea bargain with the government.
From
Huffington Post,((As part of Fogle's plea deal
announced Wednesday by the U.S. Attorney's office in the Southern
District of Indiana, the disgraced Subway pitchman will pay a total
of $1.4 million in restitution to the 14 victims identified by
prosecutors. Fogle faces up to 12 years in prison.))
Here's where it
gets disturbing. He would pay for prostitutes and ask them to bring
underage girls to him for extra money.
From
the Huffington Post, ((The documents detail Fogle meeting with
one of those girls at the Plaza Hotel in New York City. In November
2012, he allegedly paid the girl, who was 17, to commit sexual acts
and texted her the next day offering to pay her if she could find him
another underage girl. He allegedly told her that the younger the
girl, the better. ))
And, yes there were 14 victims listed in the court docs, and I can
only imagine that there much much more of them that haven't come
forward.
I never liked this prick and he always came across as being creepy
with that fake smile, but I never thought this stuff would be the
shit to float to the surface.
Something tells me that he's going to put the weight back on while in prison. I don't think they serve Subway there, but he will be munching on foot-longs there.
I heard this on
Hollywood Babble-On and laughed and cringed at the same time. I love
that the newscaster lost it and walked off the set because of the
non-news of the story. However, I cringed when the other woman tried
to save to segment. Stop it.
I completely
agree with him and hate that whole family, but why is a local news
channel even pushing for this story? It doesn't even make sense to
me. I get the feeling the mother had her people push this story in
order to keep the family name out there in the news.
So someone that
is famous for being only famous' sister got a damn rabbit. WTF?
Okay, this movie is pretty bad. Combine all of the shitty wedding
comedies with by the numbers raunchy movie. It just comes across as
dull and not funny for the most part, and that's sad. The movie is
patch work of other poorly written movies.
Basically, Kevin Hart is a guy that nerdy guys (groom) hire to
pretend to be the best man and long time friend. The wedding ringer
falls for this one guy (Josh
Gad) and becomes friends with him.
You have the comedic, hip black guy (Kevin Hart), and you get the
straight laced business white man that happens to be square too. It
is like a text book screenplay mandated by a studio. It is so
familiar that the movie doesn't even bother to make it seem like a
different story. Lazy, lazy writing.
Kevin Hart is probably the best thing about the movie. He is trying
his best in here with a mundane script. However, it does seem he
doesn't turn down any script. Yes, you want to get paid, but pick
better scripts, Kevin. I saw him in another movie, which wasn't bad.
However, watching him in this and in the horrible Soul Plane, he
hasn't had a good track record.
There are so many similarities to Hitch that's its not funny.
It's like the studio had a list of everything they wanted from Hitch
and mixed it with everything they wanted from an American Pie type
movie. The movie is highly uneven and doesn't know what it wants to
be. Does it want to be a shitty wedding comedy or a raunchy comedy
from the early 2000s?
Because it feels like a cobbled together script nothing is really
paid off the way you want it to be. And, then there are subplots
that come out of nowhere.
While very lovely, Olivia
Thirlby's character has little to nothing to do with the overall
plot. And, that's a shame because she is such a good actress. Plus,
she is really hot. Her romantic interest in just comes out of
nowhere midway through the story and it is never fully paid off. Why
even introduce this character and good actress to the movie and waste
her?
The other left-field subplot comes in the form of the bride (Kaley
Cuoco-Sweeting). There really aren't hints of that she that she
is a bad person, but suddenly the bad aspects pop up in the last 10
minutes of the movie. She flips a switch and becomes a terrible
bridezilla. Yet, the weak script can't convince you that she is THAT
bad.
-A dog licking a man's balls and dick: One of the main characters
has a dog go down on him and proceeds to have the dog have a heart
attack. Was any of this supposed to be funny?
-There seems to be half a “Pretty Woman” subplot that suddenly
appears with a woman who is either a stripper or a hooker turning on
Josh Gad.
It appears and then disappears and only comes back quickly in the
last few minutes. It just seems strange.
The Wedding Ringer doesn't really have a funny bone in its body. It
feels like there were two scripts here. There was a guy raunchy
script and an annoying wedding script. Neither one of them are any
good. Kevin Hart tries, but he needed a way better script and not a
“by the numbers one”. I can't recommend this movie at all.
~Being an animal person: My whole life, I've had pets. Turtles,
frogs, various types of crabs, crayfish, tropical and gold fish,
newts, hamsters, rats, birds, and other things. Plus, I've had a few
dogs. I really got attached to the dogs. (never had a cat, but I
like nice cats too) After my dog died, I really can't bring myself
to get another dog, because I can't go through the pain of seeing a
dog die again. I go to the local pet shops just see all the animals
again, but I just can't get another pet today.
~Hush Puppies: What a waste of space in a meal! I got some seafood
today and it came with two hush puppies. I tossed them aside like
they were a couple of redheaded stepchildren. I hate these lumps of
breaded shit. I usually feed them to birds or friendly cats. I hate
these things so much.
~Josh
Trank: More and more stories are coming out about the problems
on the set and all the drama behind the scenes. There is another
story surfacing about him nearly coming to blows with one of his
stars during filming. Plus, there is that story about his dog
causing thousands of dollars worth of damage. It sounds like the
entire production was a disaster and the bad reviews and poor box
office is just the icing on the shit cake. It's looking more and
more like Fox just used this movie to retain the rights more than
making a good movie. But. Trank was also a huge problem on the set.
This trailer
kicks ass. Reynolds is prefect for the role and he played him back in
that Wolverine movie years ago. Since this is set in the same X-Men
universe, I am not sure where this movie fits in the overall reboot
universe set in Days of Future's Past. The fans made this movie
happen by demanding it since that animated trailer leaked.
For every
Fantastic Four shitty decision, Fox seems to finally get the X-Men
franchise right lately. I loved the last two X-Men movies and the
last Wolverine movie was outstanding. Now, they just have to keep
from interfering with the movie.
-Yes, Deadpool
looks really ugly without his mask: I love the insults.
-Was that a
Green Lateran insult? Ryan
Reynolds played a GL and the movie did horribly. And, I Think
that was a knock on that franchise.
-I am really
digging the suit. And, I love the mask, because it looks just like
the one in the book.
-Breaking the
4th wall: Yes, he does it in the trailer too. Deadpool
is known to be fully aware which form of media he's and talks to the
audience.
-Okay, the DMX
song works here. Just don't have DMX in your movie.
There are certainly movies that point out the statement, “This is
the 80s”, and Real Genius one of those movies. It is like Short
Circuit and Weird Science in that way. When I was a child, I
remember really digging the movie. I remember it being in my top ten
favorite movies at the time. It may not be in my top ten now, it is
still a fun movie to look back on.
It was during a time when my family was still together and everyone
was okay and healthy, it was a simpler time both in the movie and in
real life.
-Val
Kilmer really is the breakout character in the movie. He's the
smart clown that doesn't really have a care in the world. Plus, most
of his lines are extremely amusing. He only gets serious when he
realized that the thing he perfected is a weapon. Val is a great
actor.
-Precursor to Drone Attacks: I can't believe how close this movie
comes to predicting the use of drones and remote attacks from a guy
sitting in a console. It is amusing to see them talking about the
right and wrongs with drone attacks.
-Trying to disguise a deleted scene as a montage: There is one scene
in a montage where two characters are talking to each other.
Clearly, this was supposed to be separate scene, but they cut it out
and just added it to the montage. They kind of did this in Short
Circuit with them adding a deleted scene to the end credits.
-The Popcorn scene: Come on, what kid didn't like that scene? My
brother and I would dream out having a house full of popcorn. Man,
that was a lot of popcorn. This movie is probably the reason I love
popcorn so much.
-Michelle
Meyrink: Okay, she is a little over the top at certain points.
She is adorable though. She's prefect as the love interest for that
kid. I always had a crush on her. Is she every nerds' dream date?
-The jet FX were poorly done and look really bad today. I know it
was the 80s, but still.
-The Student Meltdown: We see one student crack while studying.
After being a college student, I can fully understand that scene.
I've had many moments where this happened. And, I have wanted to
scream.
~Childhood:
Looking back, I couldn't wait to grow up because I hated being a
child. It was a lonely and trying time. I didn't have normal
childhood and I hated being around other people because of my
resentment toward them because they were normal I wasn't. However, I
would be so enticed to grow up if I knew how mundane and stupid life
would turn out.
~Donald Trump is
an ass: The more I witness about the GOP candidates, the more I see
the GOP and conservative do this clown show and make statements out
of touch with the way people think. It's basically old white men
clinging onto the way things were. I want more talk about smaller
government and less talk about what people do in their bedroom. Less
race-baiting and homophobic talk please. While I don't agree with
Clinton being president, I would much rather have her than these
relics. Trump is the embodiment of what the GOP is today and it is
sad. It's a real shame because the left is really annoying today.
~Hulk
Hogan: There needs to be a bigger discussion about race and
interracial dating. People can be as progressive as they can be, but
that all gets thrown out the window when their daughter or son dates
“one of those people”. I know a lot of older white men that will
be friendly to you and everything, but they have a huge problem with
you dating their daughter. I never understood that because I find
every race of the female side attractive. I love women and that's
it. I'd date anyone if I dated. This is clearly an old man view of
the world. And, don't get it twisted, some black women also have a
problem with black men dating white women. White men don't have this
on lock-down.
~Leaked tape
from Hulk Hogan: Now, who leaked that transcript of that video?
Wasn't it sealed by the courts? As much as I'd love to see Gawker go
down in flames, I can't see them getting harmed by this. I think
part of the reason to leak that racist portion of the tape is to
limit the amount of money Hogan can have to support the lawsuit. In
this battle between Hulk and Gawker, I hate them both. However,
Hogan used to be my hero growing up when the WWE was the WWF.
Man, did the new
reboot FF really shit up the bed. I heard the Kevin Smith podcast
detailing director Josh Trank journey from Chronicle to Fantastic
Four. Smith tried and tried to pump the movie up, but the movie is a
mess and no one went to see it.
Here's the
kicker, Trank pretty much jumped ship and threw FF movie under the
bus.
From
Trank's Twitter,((A year ago I had a fantastic version of
this. And it would've received great reviews. You'll probably never
see it. That's reality though.))
If
the bad reviews and poor Box Office take weren't enough, Trank's
tweet put this movie in the ground. He had such a glowing view of
the movie when he did Smith's podcast. Now, it seems the trouble
behind the scenes and reshoots were true. And, the rumors of Trank
being replace seem to also be true.
Plus,
it looks like all this trouble on this set got him kicked off a Star
Wars project too. Ouch
From
EW.com,((Even though major reshoots were undertaken to
create a more action-oriented conclusion, the pair denied rumors that
Trank had been effectively dismissed from Fantastic Four
while Kinberg and the studio retooled the climax in a bid to save a
movie they saw as a catastrophe in the making ))
Fox
put up this wall of lies pretending the movie wasn't in trouble.
Now, it has blown up in their faces. Marvel and Fox aren't the best
of friends right now, so you will probably not see the FF (Fox) tie
in with the Marvel Universe (Disney).
Now,
it looks like this reboot of FF might have been used to retain the
rights. While
they booted off the scheduled FF2 movie, they want to keep the
rights to the franchise. I think it is to just to piss off Marvel.
I will be updating the blog with a few reviews and other things within the next day. I have a review for Real Geniuses and a few other things . Stay Tuned...
What f' movie?
This is one messed up movie. We get incest, murder, suicide,
domestic violence and other crazy things in this movie.
From
IMDB, ((The Weiss family is the archetypical Hollywood
dynasty: father Stafford is an analyst and coach, who has made a
fortune with his self-help manuals; mother Cristina mostly looks
after the career of their son Benjie, 13, a child star. One of
Stafford's clients, Havana, is an actress who dreams of shooting a
remake of the movie that made her mother, Clarice, a star in the 60s.
Clarice is dead now and visions of her come to haunt Havana at
night... Adding to the toxic mix, Benjie has just come off a rehab
program he joined when he was 9 and his sister, Agatha, has recently
been released from a sanatorium where she was treated for criminal
pyromania and befriended a limo driver Jerome who is also an aspiring
actor. ))
You get a bit of
pretentiousness throughout the movie that rears its ugly head when it
really shouldn't, but doesn't come across as being preachy. Yes,
Hollywood is shallow, but there is something gravely ill about this
entire family outside of the Hollywood sphere of influence.
Since this is a
film, a lot of messed up things happen. Some of it happens
organically from the strange story, while other things string from
shock fo shock value. One example of needless shock and dark humor
is one character shoots a dog and I think it was put in there to
shock and disgust us more than being a part of the story.
As the film
progresses, the movie focuses more on the screwed up family more than
the shitty nature of Hollywood.
Well, this is a
David
Cronenberg film and a lot of f'ed up things happen in his movies.
The movie is
flawed, but I actually liked it in the end though, despite its
bleakness.
~Julianne
Moore is great as this crazy actress that's about to pass her
prime. She does some crazy shit in this movie that takes some guts.
Yes, there's even a poop fart joke with her.
~Evan
Bird : He's a child actor that has a major bug up his ass. He's
the actor version of Justin Bieber. He supposed to be a typical
asshole kid with too much money and attitude. There are some messed
up things happened to him, but you can't feel sorry for him.
~Mia Wasikowska
: She plays his creepy and dangerous sister: She really is
outstanding in her part. She, like her brother, does some seriously
f'ed up things. She is really good here.
~John
Cusack : He's playing a guru version of himself and he's just as
much of a jerk as he is in real life.
I am a complete
outsider, but even I think she's doing too much.
Is this bull crap
a part of this new entitled crowd? Free Inhabitant movement?
Not to get too
racial, but you are fully aware that if a black guy tried to pull
this shit, he would have been tazed and sprayed. This cop gives this
woman every opportunity to step down and shut up, but she keeps
egging him on. When we see the Sandra Bland video you get a
different vibe. I also think this cop knew this woman was off her
meds and gave her every chance to stop.
I also don't like
she's screaming rape as the officer starts to arrest her. Do you do
this whenever you don't get your way?
So when the
“rape” yelling doesn't work, threaten to sue and cry.
From what I can
tell, this arrest happened in 2013. Does anyone know what happened
to this wonderful lady?
So,
what is a Free Inhabitant?
From
a Quora user,((Free inhabitants believe they are free
to do whatever they want in the world without following the laws of
the land. So this includes things like not having a driver's license,
not getting any license plates, etc. They get this idea from taking
one part of the article of confederation and basically generalizing
them to include everything else so they can say they are a person of
the land and thus, don't have to follow the laws. The U.S. doesn't
recognize this as having any legitimacy. About the only people that
do are the "free inhabitants" themselves. ))
What happened?
I did one ride-share around 1 PM and everything was okay with my
phone. Then all services went dead around 3PM and had no service to
little service. Even now, my signal is very weak.
Now, I see that
most of the Southeast went black in all four main cell companies.
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