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Category Archives: Hollywood
Nauseating Success
PS: AFTER I WROTE THIS BLOG POST, I INTERVIEWED THE AUTHOR VIA EMAIL. This gushing profile of four female screenwriters in Hollywood made me want to retch. There’s not one skeptical let alone critical sentiment in it. I love this … Continue reading
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Tagged bear little resemblance, blue dress, diablo cody, distinct styles, ms fox, pathetic sight, screenwriters, short dresses, traditional images
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Dennis Prager Loves ‘Taken’
This movie stars Liam Neeson. Dennis says on his radio show today that he loves simple movies of good guys hurting bad guys. He notes that the critics hated this movie. It is too simple for them. They’re jaded. They … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change skeptics, conservative philosophy, daylight savings time, Dennis Prager, liam neeson, professional reviewers
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‘Man On Wire’ (2008)
Last week, I watched this documentary: "On August 7th 1974, a young Frenchman named Philippe Petit stepped out on a wire illegally rigged between New York’s twin towers, then the worlds tallest buildings. After nearly an hour dancing on the … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood, Personal
Tagged dancing on the wire, heavy steel, magnificent spectacle, philippe petit, rigging equipment, worlds tallest buildings
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Did ‘The Pianist’ Have A Point?
I saw this movie with a gorgeous shiksa in a dark and empty theater and one thing led to another and we were groping each other in the dark like there was no tomorrow. Pictures of the Holocaust do that … Continue reading
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Tagged andrew gumbel, Dennis Prager, horrors of war, pictures of the holocaust, protagonist, rabbi shmuley, roman polanski, shiksa, world war ii
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