Monthly Archives: November 2020

An action-adventure genre about moral codes and a morality tale. Two ‘addicted’ main characters with f—ked up lives. A duality and yet rapport of alter egos; both professional with integrity. A movie about character and choices. This is very much … Continue reading →

What Jason Kenney called Gretchen Whitmer, which is what he truly is. A chip off the old mini-Trump block.

Reprehensible American carpetbaggers nuisance-calling before 7 a.m.

August ’71, in the back seat of a rented green Comet, “Sweet City Woman” on the radio and 30 plus heat pouring thru the open windows: no AC. Winnipeg to Grand Beach on the old 59. I wore my Mickey … Continue reading →

“Why can’t everyone else shut up, remain calm, and quietly die without reproaching me?”

are usually the most interesting, exciting, and core sections of their songs. I first became aware of them back in grade 9 (1963-4) when they were first broke in Canada. “It Won’t Be Long”, which was the first song on … Continue reading →

Here is one such about a typical life boiled down: Started small, grew, peaked, shrunk, vanished. –George Saunders

Ye Olde Conspiracy Theory Movies: 1962’s The Manchurian Candidate, 1973’s The Day of the Jackal, 1965’s The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, all the other John Le Carre movies, and, to some extent even, the James Bond movies; … Continue reading →