I don't think fiction has gotten more political, I think people notice it more because politics permeate our daily lives more. In the 1940s, the anti-fascist propaganda short film "Don't Be a Sucker" was released, notifying Americans of the dangers of demagoguery and fascism. In the 1930s, FDR...
I came to terms with the fact that I am numerically dyslexic long ago. Because of that, I'll never truly be able to work in the sciences, one of my passionate interests. One of the single most important pieces of advice I gave to my younger cousins when they started college not quite sure what...
Lowe's, a store I used to shop at because their departmental staff actually KNEW what they were talking about, has slowly been becoming your average retail store. They hire only part-time college kids so they don't have to give them benefits, and staff the stores on a skeleton crew, even on the...
Fiction has always been deeply political and ideological. If you haven't noticed it, you need to consume more. Even the Lord of the Rings was heavily based on Tolkien's contemporary politics and experiences on WWI battlefields. The Orcs are portrayed in a deeply pro-British, anti-Kaiser way...
Stan Winston's Pumpkinhead. Not many movies are made based on a poem, or directed by the leading practical effects wizard in Hollywood, but that's what makes this movie so interesting. This is one of the few movies DIRECTED by Stan Winston, the visionary behind the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park...
*cracks knuckles* Now the ball is in Bushman's court!
Roll Cloud, rural Orland Park, IL, 2014:
Illinois Dawns:
Shelf Cloud over Rural Yorkville, IL. July 4, 2019:
Orange Anvil Cloud:
Storm over rural Illinois prairie:
Complimenting colors:
Fiery Sky from the 2020...
A little while back I did a full cataloging of my knife collection.
Folding blades:
-San Francisco souvenir Swiss Army knife
-Chicago souvenir Swiss Army knife
-Filipino butterfly knife by Frost Cutlery
-Pensacola, FL souvenir folding knife
-Krieger folding stiletto knife
-CSC folding stiletto...
Technically, it was Governor Tarkin (Peter Cushing) who came up with the idea of and carried through on destroying Alderaan.
In fact, I would argue that Vader seemed to mildly disagree with it at first.
I refuse to allow my work life and private life to mingle. They don't pay me to answer emails at home, so I refuse to have the work email server on it. Same with the work IM chat.
Never got around the Pet Sematary, but I might save that one for a later date anyway. Still got to Cujo and Children of the Corn, however.
Cujo I have a love hate relationship with. I love the villainy of the movie, but don't much care for the characters. The mother isn't at all sympathetic...
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