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I just watched the Mother God documentary and man, white people take spiritualism TOO FAR. why is that when white people get heavily into crystals, chakras, tarot, and psychedelics, they start believing they're God? its like they believe their own bullshit that ends up destroying them.
if you ever ate a chicken nugget, I don't want to ever hear about how you're a spiritual being who is here to ascend humanity.
Music Box: Yacht Rock – A Dockumentary (dir. Garret Price).
I had no idea how real and accomplished the history of this notoriously maligned yet beloved accidental 1970-80s genre of jazzy smooth soft rock was. Its dubious origins from interconnected artists all from the same Los Angeles studio session music scene relating to Steely Dan, the Doobie Brothers, Toto, Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins, and Christopher Cross provides a fascinating outlook on the musical phenomenon.
Did u see the new donyale luna doc? Which Rolling stone did she actually date?
Yes, I saw it and it was amazing! Donyale became friends with all of The Rolling Stones when she moved to London in the mid-1960s and was even featured in their 1968 concert film ,"The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus". Mick Jagger also wanted to do another film with her, but, eventually she ended up dating Brain Jones - it's known that he had a thing for "exotic" women!
Damien Echols.
"You Can't Trust Them Goth Kids, They're All Devil Worshippers Out There Making Sacrifices To Satan."
Marilyn Manson With Damien Echols. Marilyn was always a supporter of Damien's during his years on death row.
However, his biggest supporter was his now wife, Lorri Davis.
If you're interested in more of their story, you can find it here:
WOODSTOCK 99: PEACE LOVE & RAGE
2021 Movies I’ve Watched
17/100
The Day Sports Stood Still (2021)
directed by Antoine Fuqua
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
As a sports fan, this was bittersweet to watch.
As an American, this was heartbreaking to watch.
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After watching the entire documentary of Into The Storm I swear to God... I want to sue the ever loving shit out of Ron and Jim Watkins for the lies they spread all over social media. They gave insanity legs and made it run and it affected real people’s lives. Mine, specifically.
There has to be some sort of karma. These fucks deserve it.
Showbiz Kids (2020)
Just finished watching the HBO Documentary “Showbiz Kids”, a sobering documentary about the pitfalls of Hollywood as it relates to child actors. It was directed by Alex Winter, best known as Bill from the “Bill and Ted” movies. Now he’s primarily a documentary filmmaker (and a good one from what I’ve seen). Winter weaves a story of two “showbiz kids” looking for their big break between a history that begins with Diana Serra Cary, who became one of the first child stars. Known as “Baby Peggy”, she became a huge star by the age of four, yet her acting career was basically over at the age of seven.
Among other actors and actresses that are interviewed include Henry Thomas, Milla Jovovich, Wil Wheaton and Evan Rachel Wood. They speak very movingly about their sacrificed childhoods and the discomfort they often felt in an adult world. Henry Thomas tells a sad story of going on an audition and sitting in the green room as producers would walk by and glance at him and then be told they wouldn’t be able to see him then because he says, they expected to see the eleven-year old, Henry Thomas, not the sixteen year old one. Wheaton also relays a story about his “Stand by Me” co-star River Phoenix, who he’d been close friends with, and Phoenix’s downward spiral into drugs without anyone’s intervention (including his own).
A constant theme through the film was the pressure that these kids felt, that they had trouble dealing with and no one to talk about it with. Todd Bridges spoke about his “Different Strokes” co-star Dana Plato and her drug addiction that eventually took her life at the age of thirty-four. Mara Wilson, the little girl from “Mrs. Doubtfire” and the “Miracle on 34th Street” remake talks about how uncomfortable she felt in the public eye, when everyone knew her name and who she was.
The two kids in the film that Winters follows seem to have parents that care about them, although the boy doesn’t really seem to be into it much of the time. The young girl who wants to have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, seems driven, but at the same time laments her missing summer sleepaway camp with her friends.
“Showbiz Kids” is a well-made, even-handed documentary. I think the fact the the director is an actor himself, gives extra perspective that another director might not have had.
