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Showing posts with label mass entertainment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mass entertainment. Show all posts
Sunday, August 22, 2021
Chosen by TPTB
Labels:
Bear Grylls,
cultural Marxism,
mass entertainment
Wednesday, May 06, 2020
Which Uhmerican Consumers Will Be Watching These?
A modern coming-of-age story or some such nonsense peddled for the modern woman, just like the original novel...
And more..
And more..
Labels:
cultural Marxism,
decline and fall,
feminism,
mass entertainment,
movies
Thursday, April 23, 2020
Critical Drinker's One-Year Anniversary Livestream
Apparently HBO has money to burn as it's going to make another season of Westworld, which will presumably be as woke or even more woke than season 3.
Variety
Hollywood Reporter
EW
Labels:
entertainment news,
mass culture,
mass entertainment
Monday, December 09, 2019
Trump Derangement Syndrome in Hollywood
Some of that BS popped up in the latest Ray Donovan too, with the white supremacist group donning red hats that looked like MAGA hats.
The best part of this trailer is the use of "Blue Monday" by New Order.
The best part of this trailer is the use of "Blue Monday" by New Order.
Thursday, December 27, 2018
The Saint Petersburg Valkyries
Russia is not fully traditional yet. Nor as autocratic as some would have us believe?
Sunday, December 23, 2018
More Subversion of the Popular Understanding of the "Traditional Elites"
Fans of the TV series will be happy. But it will probably be junk. Upstairs, Downstairs will be a classic but will contemporary audiences and their children care? The Golden Age of British television is long past.
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
Friday, February 02, 2018
Miranda Lambert, "Tin Man"
*edit* Don't know why the Austin City Limits youtube channel took the video down. Here's an video of a concert performance:
Labels:
country music,
feminism,
mass culture,
mass entertainment
Thursday, January 11, 2018
Sunday, January 07, 2018
Joseph Pearce on The Andy Griffith Show
The Decline and Fall of The Andy Griffith Show
I've never watched the entire series so I didn't know that it takes such a turn at the end. How sad. Can the Shire be saved without force? Joseph Pearce thinks that vague love is enough but I disagree.
I've never watched the entire series so I didn't know that it takes such a turn at the end. How sad. Can the Shire be saved without force? Joseph Pearce thinks that vague love is enough but I disagree.
Labels:
'50s nostalgia,
'60s nostalgia,
decline and fall,
feminism,
Hollywood,
mass entertainment,
Tolkien,
TV
Tuesday, December 26, 2017
Sunday, December 24, 2017
The Writers Wrote Themselves Into a Corner
with respect to the ending/big reveal for How I Met Your Mother? I didn't watch it, this is my opinion based on what others wrote about the ending. Anyway, apparently the character of Lily is not cute and quirky but a witch. Another reason to flush the show down the memory hole.
Saturday, December 23, 2017
Since AmConMag Published This
Maybe there is something to those 20th century Christmas songs after all. Just kidding. Maybe.
No One Writes Great Christmas Songs Anymore by Addison Del Mastro
But maybe those midcentury classics weren’t really Christmas songs at all.
No One Writes Great Christmas Songs Anymore by Addison Del Mastro
But maybe those midcentury classics weren’t really Christmas songs at all.
Labels:
'70s nostalgia,
consumerism,
mass culture,
mass entertainment
Friday, December 22, 2017
Know your target audience
These songs may be based on personal experiences, or not, but they definitely do resonate with women.
And Taylor Swift's "A Better Man" sung by Little Big Town.
Miranda Lambert's "Tin Man" received nominations for Grammy awards; so did "A Better Man."
And Taylor Swift's "A Better Man" sung by Little Big Town.
Miranda Lambert's "Tin Man" received nominations for Grammy awards; so did "A Better Man."
Labels:
consumerism,
country music,
mass culture,
mass entertainment
Thursday, December 21, 2017
What would Boyd Cathey Say about the new movie Hostiles?
"All I Want to Do Is Enter My House Justified!"
The Classic American Western As Emblem of Historic American Culture
Ride the High Country: An Elegy on Leadership
The Classic American Western As Emblem of Historic American Culture
Ride the High Country: An Elegy on Leadership
Labels:
American history,
Boyd Cathey,
culture,
mass culture,
mass entertainment,
Westerns
Thursday, November 09, 2017
(((Stranger Things)))
Apparently the concern I had about Stranger Things going in a PC direction of girl-power was justified. But then again
this may have been the plan of the Duffer brothers all along, with El. First they hook you then they feed you propaganda.
That the show received praise from a writer for The American Conservative should have sparked suspicion that all was not right? And even if SJWs, who might prefer their antifa wet dream that is Bushwick, are critical of the series for being too white or some other reason, it does not mean that "conservatives" should embrace the show as their own.
The actress who plays Eleven, Millie Bobby Brown, reminded me of a young Nathalie Portman in The Professional. It turns out that she is also a Jew. And then there's Paul Reiser and Winona Ryder and at least one other actor, Finn Wolfhard. What about the creators, the Duffer Brothers? Are they Jewish? One of them has married a staunch Jew.
More of a resonance with Talmudic Judaism than just the portrayal of outcasts, the nerds of Stranger Things? Will Eleven turn out to be a Super Pharisee? Another orphan girl with super powers who saves the day, like Rey of nuStar Wars? Are the Duffer Brothers engaging in more Pharasaical subversion of American pop culture, once again through 80s nostalgia, following the footsteps of Jar Jar Abrams? ("Hello fellow white people"?) Avoiding the sentimentalism of Steven Spielberg is not enough to make their show good.
A story that has the moral that one should do good, avoid evil, is not sufficient to make it a good American story, if what is "American" is understood as properly having a Christian facet, even if only implicit, like in the fantasy of Tolkien. What is the Divine component of Stranger Things, if there is one? How is the embodiment of evil in the Upside Down to be understood? Even if the series is a good riff of or homage to 80s horror and fantasy, this would not be a point in its defense, as much of that genre wasn't Christian either, even if some element of truth can be found in it.
The evil thing reminds me a bit of the smoke monster of Lost. Is there any connection between the two series? And how is it "evil," other than being destructive of life or causing death? (Is there an equivalence being made between science of sci-fi and magic of fantasy?)
What about the supposed Biblical allusions?
Season 3
The Duffer Brothers Recap Stranger Things 2 The Lost Sister
"Stranger Things" and the sinister innocence of Reagan's America
NBC 'Think' piece: Netflix's ‘Stranger Things’ is racist
How Stranger Things 2 Explores Trauma
this may have been the plan of the Duffer brothers all along, with El. First they hook you then they feed you propaganda.
That the show received praise from a writer for The American Conservative should have sparked suspicion that all was not right? And even if SJWs, who might prefer their antifa wet dream that is Bushwick, are critical of the series for being too white or some other reason, it does not mean that "conservatives" should embrace the show as their own.
The actress who plays Eleven, Millie Bobby Brown, reminded me of a young Nathalie Portman in The Professional. It turns out that she is also a Jew. And then there's Paul Reiser and Winona Ryder and at least one other actor, Finn Wolfhard. What about the creators, the Duffer Brothers? Are they Jewish? One of them has married a staunch Jew.
More of a resonance with Talmudic Judaism than just the portrayal of outcasts, the nerds of Stranger Things? Will Eleven turn out to be a Super Pharisee? Another orphan girl with super powers who saves the day, like Rey of nuStar Wars? Are the Duffer Brothers engaging in more Pharasaical subversion of American pop culture, once again through 80s nostalgia, following the footsteps of Jar Jar Abrams? ("Hello fellow white people"?) Avoiding the sentimentalism of Steven Spielberg is not enough to make their show good.
A story that has the moral that one should do good, avoid evil, is not sufficient to make it a good American story, if what is "American" is understood as properly having a Christian facet, even if only implicit, like in the fantasy of Tolkien. What is the Divine component of Stranger Things, if there is one? How is the embodiment of evil in the Upside Down to be understood? Even if the series is a good riff of or homage to 80s horror and fantasy, this would not be a point in its defense, as much of that genre wasn't Christian either, even if some element of truth can be found in it.
The evil thing reminds me a bit of the smoke monster of Lost. Is there any connection between the two series? And how is it "evil," other than being destructive of life or causing death? (Is there an equivalence being made between science of sci-fi and magic of fantasy?)
What about the supposed Biblical allusions?
Season 3
The Duffer Brothers Recap Stranger Things 2 The Lost Sister
"Stranger Things" and the sinister innocence of Reagan's America
NBC 'Think' piece: Netflix's ‘Stranger Things’ is racist
How Stranger Things 2 Explores Trauma
Labels:
feminism,
mass culture,
mass entertainment,
Pharisees,
SJW,
TV
Friday, October 13, 2017
Indeed, He Is
Maybe someone in the alt right could put the poster to good use.
impa
He plays a mainland Chinese who is causing trouble in the UK, pursuing vigilante justice. Of course that the villains of the movie must be Irish, instead of Muslim terrorists.
impa
He plays a mainland Chinese who is causing trouble in the UK, pursuing vigilante justice. Of course that the villains of the movie must be Irish, instead of Muslim terrorists.
Labels:
immigration,
Jackie Chan,
mass entertainment,
movies,
SJW
Monday, August 28, 2017
A SJW Utopia?
But maybe they will find something to complain about for the new Star Trek TV series. After all, the Klingons seem to be the primary antagonists in the story, and they appear to be of darker colors, and perhaps even repulsive in appearance. A way to play up the xenophobia of some of certain human characters?
Labels:
Hollywood,
liberalism,
mass culture,
mass entertainment,
sci-fi,
SJW,
Star Trek
Saturday, July 22, 2017
Saturday, January 28, 2017
Tokyo Idols
Screen Anarchy: Sundance 2017: World Premiere Trailer and Poster for TOKYO IDOLS
What are the similarities and differences in South Korea? (China? Taiwan?)
Mass urban society + "beta" inclinations of Asian men + delayed age for marriage --> idol entertainers
What are the similarities and differences in South Korea? (China? Taiwan?)
Mass urban society + "beta" inclinations of Asian men + delayed age for marriage --> idol entertainers
Labels:
capitalism,
documentaries,
Japan,
mass entertainment
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