Eyes Wide Shut (1999)

Every once in a while there are movies that you just want to watch again. Of course, the reasons why may vary. That is the case with my next selection, Eyes Wide Shut. As icon Stanley Kubricks’ last film, there are so many different theories out there that remain unanswered due to his untimely death, and it is fun to watch, and re-watch this flick to see if any clues can be found.  

Plot/ A New York City doctor, who is married to an art curator, pushes himself on a harrowing and dangerous nightlong odyssey of sexual and moral discovery after his wife admits that she once almost cheated on him.

  

It is funny, this movie seems to pop up in many different arenas and conversations, and no, I really do not believe that it got Kubrick killed (could have, but…). Now after watching it again, it was definitely a lot better this time than when I watched it the first time years ago. There is no doubt that this is a Kubrick film, it had his attitude, atmosphere and edge. The storyline was interesting, the acting solid, the soundtrack amazing, and as always, the cinematography and direction were spot on. More importantly, it was a thought provoking movie, something that rarely exists anymore. In the end, this Kubrick entry is not for everyone, but it is a movie that should be seen and understood, of course the understanding may come at some later point. Check it out!

9/11: The Great Illusion (2004)

I decided to stay in the documentary zone tonight as I had a lot of work to complete. To me, nothing keeps me focused more than a solid documentary, especially when it is an interesting topic. My selection for the evening was 9/11: The Great Illusion.

Plot/ This important film will help open your friends' and family's eyes to the great illusion that the mainstream media has created around the September 11th attacks.

Let me start by stating that this has a lot of solid information on this tragedy, and is rather thorough in its approach. That being said, this one came across a bit stale as a movie but a perfect narration for me to drive to. Having two hours of window time every day, this was perfect for my drive, as the video was mostly stills backing up the solid narration. Released in 2004, this documentary compiled a tremendous amount of data, creating a solid trail to be followed to the globalist scum that were responsible. Of course, there were some stretches as well that helped (along with the vast majority of still pictures) create an amateurish feel. In the end, if you can download the audio and listen to it on a drive it will be interesting. If you want to watch a 9/11 flick, watch Loose Change instead.  

Reprise: The Order of Death (2005)

 

 

As details about the tragic school shooting in Connecticut continue to emerge, one cannot help to feel sadness for the families and friends that are suffering in that community and across the globe. While I was caught up in reading about that and watching a large portion of the brain-dead liberal media spout about gun control again, totally discounting the despicable human element that perpetrated this tragedy, I ignored one of my first Christmas gifts, a subscription to www.PrisonPlanet.TV. Honestly, I cannot wait to have multiple documentaries at my fingertips. The first one I watched was Reprise: The Order of Death.

 

 

Plot/ This film delves deeply into the history of the Bohemian Grove where powerful men make decisions that affect the world but are completely hidden from public scrutiny

 

 

Being a fan of documentaries there is one thing that comes out in the majority of those that are mainstream; they follow a corporate line. There is never anything new, and, almost never push the limits for answers. In this expose of the famed Bohemian Grove, Alex Jones dives into many different aspects of the famed location, and shows some of the occultism realities that surround it inside and out. The footage captured inside is impressive, and the mixture of material is informative, especially the interviews that add some validity and depth to the production. More importantly, it shows there is a tangible link between political parties and the occult and New World Order. No matter what your feelings are on Alex Jones, he is passionate and creates informative material that many should watch. Unfortunately, many will not because it was made by Jones or they feel that it is all a fabrication and that is a shame. This is both entertaining and informative and shows that there is definitely a dark side to government.