Showing posts with label Australian celebs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Australian celebs. Show all posts
Friday, September 09, 2022
Monday, July 12, 2021
Hugh Jackman?
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— Peter Attia (@PeterAttiaMD) July 12, 2021
Friday, October 16, 2020
SAS Australia
Not long now! Love the Aussies... @SASAust7 Starts Monday 19th 7:30pm on @Channel7 #thefearbubble #goingglobal #standby https://t.co/Xu0j6c7NUw
— Anthony Middleton (@antmiddleton) October 16, 2020
Labels:
Australia,
Australian celebs,
special operations forces,
TV
Thursday, August 06, 2020
Friday, May 15, 2020
This Generation's Falling Down
No, it's worse than that Michael Douglas movie. Unhinged has a presumably cishet white male who speaks with an accent other than standard American.
Labels:
Australian celebs,
cultural Marxism,
movies,
trailers
Thursday, April 30, 2020
Some BTS for Extraction (and a Short Review)
Having seen the movie, I'll say this for Extraction: it is an ok portrayal of the stereotypical male hero who is flawed but does everything he can in defense of the weak.
The director seems to be a male feminist, though. Stunt star turned Extraction director Sam Hargrave: 'Charlize Theron is the bravest actor I know'
The story itself is a not PC -- white male savior who is also a father figure, as the [brown] Indian teen's own father is a drug lord. Sure, the drug lord has an Indian former special operator in his employ who also works to save the teen, but Hemsworth's Tyler Rake is the protagonist. I suppose Netflix is trying to expand its business in India and some Indians who receive Netflix $ may not complain, but I bet some nationalists will.
Extraction, despite some nods to PCness (but not enough for SJWs) is decent shelter-in-place entertainment. It may not belong in the same league with the other pro-men movies of last year, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Ford v Ferrari, A Hidden Life, and 1917 (which are not equal in quality), but it is definitely better than the woke garbage on Netflix. As for realistic combat sequences... probably not, just more stylized dramatic stuff in the vein of Strike Back and John Wick.
Joe Russo on how Extraction reaches for the greatness of Heat
Collider Joe Russo Interview
The director seems to be a male feminist, though. Stunt star turned Extraction director Sam Hargrave: 'Charlize Theron is the bravest actor I know'
The story itself is a not PC -- white male savior who is also a father figure, as the [brown] Indian teen's own father is a drug lord. Sure, the drug lord has an Indian former special operator in his employ who also works to save the teen, but Hemsworth's Tyler Rake is the protagonist. I suppose Netflix is trying to expand its business in India and some Indians who receive Netflix $ may not complain, but I bet some nationalists will.
Extraction, despite some nods to PCness (but not enough for SJWs) is decent shelter-in-place entertainment. It may not belong in the same league with the other pro-men movies of last year, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Ford v Ferrari, A Hidden Life, and 1917 (which are not equal in quality), but it is definitely better than the woke garbage on Netflix. As for realistic combat sequences... probably not, just more stylized dramatic stuff in the vein of Strike Back and John Wick.
Joe Russo on how Extraction reaches for the greatness of Heat
Collider Joe Russo Interview
Labels:
Australian celebs,
Christianity,
mass culture,
movies,
Netflix,
reviews
Tuesday, April 07, 2020
Another Chris Hemsworth Movie
More of a Hollywood action (or superhero) movie than anything realistic dealing with mercenaries, special operations, or kidnap and rescue.
Saturday, January 11, 2020
Saturday, October 27, 2018
Thursday, January 18, 2018
Wednesday, May 31, 2017
Friday, February 24, 2017
Thursday, June 23, 2016
Fathers and Daughters
A somewhat positive portrayal of fatherhood? (even if the daughter's issues of abandonment seem to be putting the blame on the father) Based on a novel written for women?
international trailer (alt)
Wednesday, December 02, 2015
What we need for the holiday movie season...
Two movies pushing the LGBQTXYZ agenda... Carol and Danish Girl. The distributors may claim that it is only a matter of timing but there is probably something more insidious to it. Of course there are no criticisms of the age disparity between the two female characters.
MS: Carol and Danish Girl
Of course the SJWs love Carol.
Carol: the women behind Patricia Highsmith's lesbian novel
Forbidden Love: The passions behind Patricia Highsmith’s “The Price of Salt.” By Margaret Talbot
Happily ever after, at last: Patricia Highsmith on the inspiration for Carol
Cate Blanchett reveals 'many' past relationships with women
MS: Carol and Danish Girl
Of course the SJWs love Carol.
Carol: the women behind Patricia Highsmith's lesbian novel
Forbidden Love: The passions behind Patricia Highsmith’s “The Price of Salt.” By Margaret Talbot
Happily ever after, at last: Patricia Highsmith on the inspiration for Carol
Cate Blanchett reveals 'many' past relationships with women
Labels:
Australian celebs,
Hollywood,
homosexuality,
political correctness,
SJW
Friday, May 15, 2015
Friday, February 20, 2015
Sean Penn Does Bryan Mills
Could be an ok action movie, there is very little coming out before the summer movie season that piques my interest, besides The Water Diviner (FB).
Sean Penn Turns Action Hero in 'The Gunman'
New Trailer and Poster for 'The Gunman' Starring Sean Penn
(Hollywood Reporter review)
website, FB
Shaun the Sheep, anyone?
Sean Penn Turns Action Hero in 'The Gunman'
New Trailer and Poster for 'The Gunman' Starring Sean Penn
(Hollywood Reporter review)
website, FB
Shaun the Sheep, anyone?
Labels:
American celebs,
Australian celebs,
movies,
trailers
Wednesday, October 01, 2014
Maybe too PC, But It's Pretty
Is his character too friendly with the Turks? Is the appeal to basic human values (love of family) genuine?
A new trailer for the movie by Crowe's frequent collaborator Ridley Scott:
What?!? A battle between the two armies while the Red Sea is parted? I think the artistic license (and a lack of focus on G*d) may make the movie unbearable.
Labels:
Australian celebs,
movies,
trailers,
World War I
Monday, May 19, 2014
The Rover
Prelude to Mad Max? A post-apocalyptic movie set in Australia... Guy Pearce! I should watch Animal Kingdom (official) too.
Cannes 2014: 'The Rover,' shot in the scorching outback, chills the heart and soul
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Transcending Cultural Differences
The male-female dynamic... Hugh Jackman and Sistar on last week's episode of Star king. Starkingsbs should put the whole episode as one video, instead of breaking it up as segments... Here's a clip of them doing the Gangnam Style horse dance.
Auditioning to be the 5th member of Sistar (씨스타):
Auditioning to be the 5th member of Sistar (씨스타):
Labels:
Australian celebs,
Korean celebs,
Kpop,
sex differences
Sunday, January 20, 2013
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