“It’s the Hunger Games meets the Walking Dead!”
-Anime Reporter
Early one morning society ended, and Kaylee Colton found herself at the center of a war no one understood.
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That video posted yesterday about the NY Times is being “demonetized” by Youtube, with the large propaganda platforms acting in unison to attack critics. They haven’t claimed that there is anything inaccurate or false in the video, only that people who produce that kind of content can’t make any money at it.
Nazis tried and executed for Crimes Against the Peace, among other atrocities.
I suppose I must get to it. I like the people in this movie and their acting. I don’t like Quentin Tarantino, his self-indulgent, masturbatory style, nor his hideous world view. There’s an ugliness, borderline psychosis perhaps, running through his entire catalogue. I expect it, but I don’t feel warm and fuzzy at the conclusions of his movies.
Once Upon a Time is no different. I am left kind of thinking about it, so let’s examine that aspect. Stanley Kubrick made films that left me thinking without necessarily ending up embracing a positive life force. The difference between the two was that Kubrick was a genius. Tarantino exploits gimmicks.
I appreciate that Tarantino strives for something different. God knows, Hollywood is a whore’s nest of plastic nothings with nothing to say and tons of money to not say it with. He does press the medium with twists and reversals, and…
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There hasn’t been a politically motivated killing in America so obvious since MLK.
