When it was first released back in 1997, Starship Troopers was heavily criticized for endorsing fascism and violence. Late film critic Roger Ebert noted that it often takes two of three of the troopers to kill an Arachnids with conventional gunfire. He was also a reader of the source material novel by the same nameContinue reading “Why The Arachnids Were Totally Innocent In ‘Starship Troopers’”
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‘Companion’ A Sci-Fi Expose Of Toxic Relationships And Gaslighting
It’s very easy for a movie like Companion to miss the mark with the same stuff we’ve seen before. I don’t blame Warner Bros. Discovery who distributed the movie through New Line Cinema for dumping it in late January. Companion is the ying to the yang that was Subservience, which opened in September of lastContinue reading “‘Companion’ A Sci-Fi Expose Of Toxic Relationships And Gaslighting”
Fort Gibson Celebrates Old Fort Days
The Oklahoma town of Fort Gibson took advantage of the nice, sunny spring weather to have its Old Fort Days celebration with activities on Friday and Saturday. Activities included concerts, food trucks, street dancing and demonstration of life in the 1800s when the town was found. Town Administrator James Walters encouraged those in attendance toContinue reading “Fort Gibson Celebrates Old Fort Days”
Happy Mother’s Day
Wishing all of you a Happy Mother’s Day. This is the first Mother’s Day for people following the death of my own mother in late December. I know for some of you, it can be a difficult day. Peace and love to all of you! Thanks again for reading and subscribing.
Please Vote For My Friend To Be A Cover Model
My friend, Cloe, is in the running for a contest to be the cover model on Inked Magazine. She is very excited about this and really needs it as she’s had a rough few years. Last year, her grandmother passed away. A couple of years ago, she was in a car wreck. She wasn’t permanentlyContinue reading “Please Vote For My Friend To Be A Cover Model”
A Mean Green Mother This Weekend With ‘Little Shop Of Horrors’
For our senior musical play, we did Little Shop of Horrors. And like the 1986 film adaptation, it suffered its own set of problems. Some of the seniors were upset because it only had a few woman roles but that was changed. It’s not like all the girls I went to school with were JulliardContinue reading “A Mean Green Mother This Weekend With ‘Little Shop Of Horrors’”
Congratulations To The New Pope
For the first time in history, an American has been elected by the conclave as Pope. On Thursday, March 8, Robert Francis Prevost, 69, has elected the new pontiff taking the name Pope Leo XIV. And already, the Christian conservatives don’t like him. But I was happy to know that he’s from Chicago and alsoContinue reading “Congratulations To The New Pope”
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week
I want to wish all teachers past and present a Happy Teacher Appreciation Week. I know I have had some issues with past teachers, one never did get my name right. But the best teachers are the ones that never forget their students. And considering that most teachers work for 30 years on average, they’reContinue reading “Happy Teacher Appreciation Week”
Don’t Give Trump Anymore Press
Ten years ago on the The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore, they discussed that the reason Donald Trump is getting so much attention is because people keep talking about him. This was back when he was one of many candidates (Ted Cruz and Jeb Bush among them) and considered the dark horse candidate. Granted, weContinue reading “Don’t Give Trump Anymore Press”
‘Revenge Of The Sith’ Ends Prequel Trilogy On Bittersweet, Brilliant Note
The irony of Star Wars fans hating the prequels 20-25 years ago is they must’ve known things were going to go from good to bad in the plots and events. The problem with The Phantom Menace is that while it’s the first of the Skywalker Saga, it shows all the crazy bureaucratic and political eventsContinue reading “‘Revenge Of The Sith’ Ends Prequel Trilogy On Bittersweet, Brilliant Note”