The Great 203: Alone At Last

2021-11-21 - Sunday - 01:10 AM - 02:05 AM - The Great 203: Alone At Last

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She knows he kills that guy. He is locked in his room. Entertainment out the window. Exiled. Sent to France. Flat earth reference. Pregnant. Overwhelmed. Angry. 26,00 laws, codes, pertaining to some things or maybe that is all of them in total. Finding truffles in the ground each year. A tradition.

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08:05 AM
Nerdrotic - Twitter HATES The Rittenhouse Verdict | Ghostbusters Afterlife - Friday Night Tights with RazörFist

While watching more of FNT, I was thinking about Kyle who they were talking about.

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You can look at the Kyle Rittenhouse trial through at least 4 lens, legal, moral, social, and individual. There may be other types of perspectives and variations therein. People can confuse, compare, contrast, and even conflate between these different points of views. When talking to people, it can be sometimes too easy and too dangerous to conflate between perspectives and everything. It's important to understand for example the differences there can be between legality and morality. And from the perspective of a Christian God, laws probably should align with morality. And some religions may have that alignment or desire or whatever the case might be. But regardless of what should be, there can still be differences between what the law might say and what objective morality of right and wrong might be or might not be. And even the debate of what may or may not be moral is heavy one people have. And this is not to mention the other perspectives people can have be it social, personal, etc.

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I say all of that to say it is possible for people to watch videos of what happened relating to Kyle and what happened that night in August of 2020 and still say Kyle was the bad guy. In reality, Kyle did the right thing in the mist of the situation he is in. There can be a lot of context and content that can add to your view of what happened. And some of the context surrounding Kyle may be based in reality and some of it may not. It's possible to watch the videos of Kyle and still believe it was not self-defense if you have a twisted world view of victim mentality. People can believe that the world is out to get them be it racism or whatever the case might be. And it is not like racism doesn't exist. See, racism does exist but it's either not as bad as you think or it's actually being used against you. And racism is only one of the issues. And yes, there are good people and bad people. So, people can blame their problems on governments, police, racist people, etc.

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I say all of that to say people are wearing glasses, be it bias, perspective, etc. We're not perfect and we see things through subjective prisms of glass. So, therefore, it is still possible for some people to be too closed-minded when watching the Kyle trial. Some people had the opportunity to watch Kyle's defense during the trial. Outside of that, people could watch the videos of Robert Barnes, Viva Frei, Tim Pool of Tim Cast, Mike Cernovich, Alex Jones, Lionel Nation, and the list goes on and on. There is so much information regarding why Kyle was there in the first place. And on top of that, we can also look at what Black Lives Matter (BLM), Antifa, and other groups were doing during the summer of love of 2020 which resulted in billions of dollars of property damage all over the United States of America (USA). People were killed. And we should be talking about the other people who were killed. That is the back story, the background.

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Kyle was from that area and still lived not too far from that city which is near the tri-state border. Kyle didn't bring a gun over the border. It's legal to have a gun according to the second amendment, there is no age limit to that. It doesn't say you can only have the right to bear arms, to have self-defense, if you are 18 years old. Kyle was 17 at the time. Kyle was not hunting down black people. Kyle is part Mexican. They were going after Kyle. People asked Kyle to be there that night. Bad people were starting fires. People were beating people up. Kyle was putting out fires. Kyle had first aid with him. The mob attacked him. People like The Amazing Lucas are on YouTube and other places spreading lies about the details of Kyle's trial. And some of the lies about Kyle can be accidental and/or on purpose. Some people may not even realize they're spreading lies. There is so much cloudy the judgment and perspective of our ability to do critical thinking. So, some people do believe or at least claim that Kyle started the fight. It can be argued that they've not carefully watched enough of the videos relating to that night. It could take at least a few hours for some to go through the videos. Too many people only watched a few seconds to a few minutes at the very most of what happened. That's the crazy thing about all of this. And even if you watch all the videos, you can still come out saying Kyle is no hero. You may still choose to say Kyle is the bad guy. But watching the trial can at least change the mind of many people. And that is what we have been seeing in November of 2021, many people realize Kyle was attacked. And Kyle would be dead right now if Kyle didn't stop them. As soon as one person got the opportunity to attack Kyle, then others would jump on. They would have beaten Kyle to death. It wouldn't be the first time a crowd of people killed people. It happens too often. This trial was also a distraction from the Epstein related Maxwell trial.

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I say all of that to say Kyle shouldn't have been in court in the first place. But the trial woke some people up which was good. Kyle should go after people who called him a white supremacist or anything that was over the line. Kyle should sue people. Kyle should take CNN and others to court. I would take Joe Biden to court. I would make videos and everything asking for donations. Raise up a legal defense and go after people. Go after them for defamation and everything. Robert Barnes was kicked off the Kyle case. And they should bring him back in. Kyle should go on Alex Jones if he hasn't yet.

07:52 PM
Nina Infinity - Ghostbusters Afterlife SPOILER RECAP & REVIEW

08:09 PM
Ghostbusters: Afterlife has a bit of a children lead. Similar to how children are the lead in Walking Dead: World Beyond.

@Nina Infinity, question for the panel, are you fans of The Walking Dead: World Beyond? It stars several teenagers.

Yeah, similar to Cobra Kai which I love.

@It'sAGungan, but could you write a better story for the Karate Kid franchise? What they've done so far in Cobra Kai was pretty good or at least the first season some might say.

I liked the last 30 minutes of Ghostbusters: Afterlife, but the first 30 minutes was boring and the first 90 or so minutes was ok.

This movie had a slow tempo for the first 70 to 90 minutes. And then it started picking up the last 30 or so minutes as soon as the original cast showed up.

I should go watch the first two movies. I've not seen them yet.

@Guyvermectin - stxrobstar, I grew up knowing the song but never got around to watching them.

@katina martin, I've seen bits and pieces of the first 2 Ghostbuster movies. Never took the time to watch them all the way through. And I don't remember seeing them play on TV at all.

@Guyvermectin - stxrobstar, I was probably too busy watching TMNT, Bill & Ted, etc.

I was born in 1985 and grew up watching so many of the iconic 80s films including Gremlins, Terminator, RoboCop, but never got around to Ghostbusters.

@Nomad 0036, why was Ghostbuster not on TV or rarely on TV? You know, I might not be the only person who missed out on watching them.

@VincentWomack, I love old movies and I enjoy the reviews done by Red Letter Media.

@VincentWomack, I wonder how far back the science fiction movie genre goes, I imagine the 1930s.

@VincentWomack, I should watch Odin, I do see him on FNT.

@Nomad 0036, and I did see bits and pieces of the cartoon Ghostbusters too. As a kid, I think I was generally more into fighting turtles.

08:29 PM
@VincentWomack, was William Shatner on the Twilight Zone in the 1950s all the time or was it only like a few times?
@It'sAGungan, I imagine TZ made him famous.

Metropolis, 1927.
Was 1927 Metropolis a silent film? I would assume it was.

When did movies start to get longer? I hear older movies were less than an hour.

Like, movies before the 1940s, many of them were under an hour long, right?

I prefer series over movies now because I enjoy watching a story for ten or more hours.

A 4 hour movie is only 4 episodes in a series. So, in many ways, 4 episodes is very short.

If Lord of The Rings & The Hobbit was a show, it's roughly two seasons worth which I enjoy.

But a lot of people binge-watch all day.

If I like a show, I will watch it 4 hours nonstop.

A longer version of LOTR is coming?

They should have made the Narnia movies as good as LOTR. The Narnia films were too short and the CGI too cheap.

I enjoyed the Hobbit trilogy.

I would rather watch The Hobbit for 5 hours than the first hour of Ghostbusters: Afterlife.

@XianHu, your name is probably Chinese. But it reminds me of when I was in Vietnam. I've not read the Hobbit or LOTR books.

Haha, love the monster car.

Speaking of movies, Chucky has his own show.

Is that what the kids are saying nowadays? "Shut up 100%." Ahahahaa.

What is a boomer, people born between 1950 and 1970? @XianHu, yeah, that's what I've heard too.

I subscribed to Nina Infinity today. I am new. Happy to be here. Ghostbusters curiosity sent me.

The Great is a great show.

The Great is on Hulu. Fun show. Female lead. But a good female lead.

The Great is like Game of Thrones but with just 2 people fighting over the throne of Russia back in the 1800s.

But Cobra Kai did it.

A live-action Peter Pan series would be challenging to write.

Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol is a new series on Peacock, it's adaptation of The Da Vinci Code book and movie (Tom Hanks). The tempo of the show is a little slower. It's ok in some ways.

I was only trying to say Cobra Kai is a good continuation of The Karate Kid.

@katina martin, I only watched the first episode of The Lost Symbol. I was not really excited about watching more. But I might. @Naked Fame, yeah, I think I agree with that. Something about Amnesia.

Didn't Funny People have a sequel?

Do you agree that Adam Sandler hasn't made any epic movies in the past 20 or so years?

@Naked Fame, thanks, I will check out that 2019 film, Uncut Gems.

@Jennifer Cisco, it's on Hulu and I watch it on a website called 123 series . ru

09:23 PM
Red Letter Media - Half in the Bag: Ghostbusters: Afterlife (SPOILERS)

10:06 PM
No character development of the female lead, she is like Rey. Would have been better if she was a drunk like her mom, have her learn and grow in being a geek like her grandpa. Don't have her prepackaged as an expert at science and technology at the beginning.

Long time ago, they had a product named AYDS.

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Dexter 903: Smoke Signals

2021-11-21 - Sunday - 11:23 PM - 12:17 AM - Dexter 903: Smoke Signals

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Search party for a man who is under their nose, their feet, literally under the fire pit at Dexter. Blood guy is there. It's not Dexter. Cow and deer are both food. But the show is like nah. Indians burn the deer. Harrison calls Dexter dad. Harrison has a dark passenger. He beats up the bully who was mean to the boy in glasses. Dexter burns the man's body in a furnace somewhere. He drives over the bridge and back into town and notices the man's dad drunk outside. He is saying he was talking in a video call, that is face time, with his son. Not possible. Dexter killed him. So, either the dad is lying or somebody is impersonating his son. He is probably lying. I feel like it is because he knows Dexter did it. I was feeling like at the beginning of this episode that Dexter would most likely have to kill the dad. And then there is a man in a white mask who murders women like they are deer. Not dear but dear. So, Dexter will have to kill people. His son will kill people. So, Dexter will be getting involved in that. Dexter will eventually have to tell him that he is a killer too. Like father like son. Dexter will have to help him like his dad helped him. So, this show could become like the original series but from the perspective of a dad as opposed to from the perspective of the son. So, this revived spin-off or continuation could go on for ten seasons. But it may only last for less five more seasons. But I would watch ten seasons or more if it was a captivating story and so far it is. The hard part is what happens when and if people find out who he is. We have seen what happened in previous seasons. His own sister was even killed because Dexter didn't kill that one guy. So, his own mercy got his sister killed. It can be dangerous when people close to him know who he is. So, he would prefer not telling his son or GF no matter what, even if his son is killing people. So, at first, when his son begins to kill, Dexter will try to help without revealing who he is. But his son will find out who he is and confront him.

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