Weekend Movie. Number Four. A pretty well done murder mystery.
Tonight’s offering is an offbeat ‘B’ movie from Britain in the early 1950’s. The ‘Voice of Merrill’ stars James Robertson-Justice, playing a dramatic lead…
Culture – includes movies
Quote of the Day 10/02/2021 – Why collective insanities happen.
Societal collective madness has been responsible for all manner of horrific things over the centuries. These bouts of collective insanity have been responsible for…
No view but their view. The censorious Left go after GB News.
I, as are a lot of other Britons, am looking forward to the launch next month of the new TV news channel GB News….
Weekend Movie Number Three – A bit of gentle comedy.
A bit of a change of pace from last week’s Weekend Movie offering which was the psychological noir thriller Cast a Dark Shadow and…
From Elsewhere: This should be good. Steven Crowder to sue Facebook
Big Tech has far too big an influence on people’s lives and how they perceive the world. Big Tech routinely censors those with views…
‘Wokeyleaks’ – Inside the Celebrity ‘Left’ – This is going to be huge.
I was recently alerted to the existence of what is being called ‘Wokeyleaks’ by the commentator Paul Joseph Watson and it is a story…
Weekend movie number 2
Dirk Bogarde was one of my very favourite actors of the period of the 1950’s through to the 70’s. In this movie, Cast A Dark…
Quote of the Day 29th January 2021 – Uncle Rupert goes after the ‘wokeists’.
The media mogul Rupert Murdoch is and has been for decades, a bogeyman for the Left. The left hates Mr Murdoch with an absolute…
Quote of the Day – 27th January 2021 – Some things don’t change, they sadly stay the same.
It is well known that Lord Reith, the first Director General of the BBC and the Wartime Prime Minister Winston Churchill didn’t really get…
The Return of the Friday Night Movie strand- Well sort of. It’s back with a new name. Weekend Movie.
A while back I ran a strand on here of interesting movies, mostly old stuff, that I found intriguing and entertaining. It was mostly…
