Sunday, March 7, 2010
"Grizzly Man" (2005), Barack Obama, Britain, China, Cyber Vigilantism, Film Reviews, Fox, Glenn Reynolds, Health Care Reform, Human Predation, Italy, Natural History, Natural History, Politics, Predation, Scandals, Schlitz Beer, The Internet, Timothy Treadwell, Werner Herzog
Cyber vigilantism punishes kitten killing, adultery, and a variety of other things in China these days.
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Essex cockerel and hens victorious when fox invades their coop.
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The LA Times finds that Italians have better political scandals.
Reporting from Rome — The governor made off to a monastery after having affairs with transsexuals, but not before the cops videotaped a tryst, all flesh and white powder, and offered to sell copies to a magazine owned by the prime minister, who, at the time, was rumored to be entangled with an underage Neapolitan model.
Then one of the transsexuals, a Brazilian named Brenda, turned up naked and dead, her laptop computer submerged under a running tap. Oh, yeah, and the drug dealer who supplied cocaine to the governor and Brenda would meet his own demise. It’s an odd coincidence.
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Glenn Reynolds explains why the federal government has come to resemble Schlitz beer.
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Leo Grin, at Big Hollywood has a four part essay on Werner Herzog, Timothy Treadwell, and “Grizzly Man” (2005). Pt1, Pt2, Pt3, Pt4.
Big Hollywood is promising more in-depth reviews of significant conservative films.
Multiple hat tips to Karen L. Myers.
