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Apr 28, 2016 - 10:03 AM
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dragon53
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THURSDAY, APRIL 28
GAME OF THRONES---HBO released a photo hinting that Episode 2 will feature the return of Meera Reed, Yara Greyjoy, and Dolorous Edd.
THE HAPPYTIME MURDERS---Jamie Foxx is in negotiations to star in The Jim Henson Company R-rated comedy noir movie. Set in a world where humans and puppets co-exist, a puppet private eye tracks down a serial killer who is murdering the cast of a popular 1980s tv series.
IRON MAN 4----Robert Downey, Jr. hinted he might return for a fourth Iron Man solo movie, "I feel like I could do one more."
THE DARK TOWER---Katheryn Winnick (VIKINGS) will appear in an undisclosed role in the Sony Pictures movie based on the Stephen King novels.
REAGAN---Will Ferrell will play Ronald Reagan in this comedy movie which is set at the beginning of Reagan's second term when he's suffering from dementia. An intern tries to convince Reagan that he's an actor playing the President in a movie.
WATERSHIP DOWN---BBC One/Netflix four-part animated miniseries underway based on the novel. The voice cast includes John Boyega, Ben Kingsley, James McAvoy, Gemma Arterton and Nicholas Hoult.
TWIN PEAKS---Catherine Coulson, who played the Log Lady and died in September, was recently listed as a cast member of the Showtime sequel series. This led to rumors that David Lynch filmed scenes with Coulson before she died. Showtime refused to comment and her agent said, “It’s all a mystery. This is David Lynch. If there were ever a director that would surprise you, it would be him.”
WOLVERINE 3---Stephen Merchant (THE OFFICE) has joined the sequel cast in an undisclosed role.
FOX---ordered the spinoff 24: LEGACY and STAR which is about three struggling recording artists trying to make it big.
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The Reagan movie is yet another attempt to continually paint the Ronald Regan as a man who was just a senile old man suffering from dementia. We still get this parroted by the mdei once in a while, and even his adopted son (the only Leftist family member) tried to drive this point home in his book that was forgotten as quickly as it was announced.
The doctor who was his personal doctor during that time in the adimintration people keep claiming Reagan had dementia/Alzheimers/what ever other word they chose, found no indications of such.
It wasn't until 1994 that it was apparent and he personally announced to the country he was suffering from it.
But it was never about that, the mdeia never cared about him, it was about destroying him and his credibility. They failed, they were proven wrong time and time again about what they claimed would happen if he got in, they became bitter about it. This happens again and again to people political or not political every year, and these people deal with things from fraudulent lawsuits to a media blitz of lies that even causes some to get death threats and have to move away from their homes, and at the end of the day when the media is proven not only wrong, but to even be lying, there's never an apology. Where do these people go to get their lives back? Where do they go to get their reputations back? There's no media blitz to clear them and fix what has happened.
Thankfully, we now have the internet (as it currently is, not until it's regulated into the ground) and hindsight. Not only did we not need Reagan's personal doctor to to see -- since a ton of his speeches are up for viewing now -- that he was okay, you pit that against the current American President and Vice President with gaffs after gaffs after gaffs after gaffs they've been making for almost eight years now, it not only become apparent who has a problem, but that the media doesn't seem to be so worried this time.
The original "Watership Down" film was good -- it doesn't need to be re-made. This is becoming a parody film line: "Sequels, re-makes, and prequels -- oh my!"
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I'm talking about people in politics, not talking about politics.
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Joan Hue: Will Ferrell playing Ronald Reagan as a President with dementia is funny? Eventually Reagan suffered from Alzheimer disease, as we all know. When did such a debilitating, horrid disease become in any way humorous?
Reagan (censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored - censored) Trump.
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. . . you pit that against the current American President and Vice President with gaffs after gaffs after gaffs after gaffs they've been making for almost eight years now, it not only become apparent who has a problem, but that the media doesn't seem to be so worried this time.
You want to shock us, Justin? Quote some examples of these gaffes. (Spelled with an E.) I'll even accept video clips from Fox News. Shock us. I want to worship Saint Ronald too. I want to be worried about the current administration as you are. I just need proof.
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Apr 29, 2016 - 8:15 AM
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mstrox
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TWIN PEAKS---Catherine Coulson, who played the Log Lady and died in September, was recently listed as a cast member of the Showtime sequel series. This led to rumors that David Lynch filmed scenes with Coulson before she died. Showtime refused to comment and her agent said, “It’s all a mystery. This is David Lynch. If there were ever a director that would surprise you, it would be him.”.
Nothing would please me more if Lynch managed to film a few scenes with Coulston before she passed. She's such an iconic figure of the universe (in fact, often the first person people mention when they talk about the series despite her small role). But I doubt it. In all likelihood, we're taling archive footage from the original series or something similar.
I'd bet that Coulson recorded new material. While official production only started in September (the month she died), she had known about her cancer for some time. She and Lynch were very close.
Lynch has a habit, especially recently, of shooting things off-set and including them in his projects. Lynch basically spent the years between Mulholland Dr and Inland Empire filming art pieces in his home and yard, one of which (Rabbits) ended up being integrated into Inland Empire.
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