Re: What are you watching?
Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2022 6:04 am
A more interesting place https://youtu.be/cubdlB3v2Dc
Different explorer (Explomo has many more interesting locations https://www.facebook.com/ExplomoYT )
33:33 the book in the cabinet is titled, 'Bêtes, sales et mal élevés: Ils ne se marieront jamais. Manuel de riposte à l'indocilité des enfants' by Martin Veyron, which translates to, "Stupid, dirty and ill-mannered: They will never marry. Handbook for Responding to Rebelliousness in Children"
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Indiana Jones And The Kingdom Of The Crystal Skull (with other Indiana Jones, Star Trek, movies etc.)
Download because streaming won't work.
https://archive.org/details/etwm-1975_20220201
An alternative movie script by Frank Darabont
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv ... ndy-50415/
The rejected script, 'Indiana Jones and the City of the Gods'
https://indiegroundfilms.files.wordpres ... v-4-03.pdf
The key differences: https://www.reddit.com/r/Screenwriting/ ... ana_jones/
Much of George Lucas and Spielburg films are really cringey, and an example is from the transcript the two had regarding 'Raiders of the Lost Ark,' where an already underage relation (16-year old with 25 Indie) with Indy was considered as an 11-year old. Not to mention it makes little sense the character was 22 and owning a bar.
https://www.insidehook.com/daily_brief/ ... -pedophile
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Mulholland Drive
https://archive.org/details/mulholland- ... d-ma-5.1-1
Basically, it's a coded message about "casting couches" and what people would do to become famous (the reality vs the artificiality of a dream world, and basically, prostitution.)
Ancient Apocalypse - Mystery of the Minoans ep.2
He is free now. . . Even though he confessed and was only questioned on the murders when turning in a gun and saying he killed someone.
https://www.ledger-enquirer.com/news/lo ... 74904.html
Reading the article (which is badly written) you could argue some very odd things happened with this case, including a white man that was fondling the woman's body at a funeral parlor (where she apparently would have already been shot and presumably autopsied,) and he seems to have confessed as well.
Whether the Police department was doing forced confessions in interrogation, I'm not sure what else they would have looked for in evidence and just how likely would a military base have had multiple people enter the house that was lived in for no more than one week, just to stalk and rape, steal, and murder someone? Pretty crazy.