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Here is how it works. All you have to do is big most intersect. Nor can it among the candidates for bus picture this year, so this year, be various nominees. Were black Panther that black folks, black clansmen about black folks, a favorite about lesbians, bahamian rhapsody about gig? and then you here and those were the four intersection of candidates, and then he had a star is one which not intersection, Albertini and Roma Babylon Tina, and then your green book, which is not a gay black guy on Saturday entirely. I've done it was engaged, wasn't like whose gate now let us go back to the year, but you weren't you, you left the republican bad, which was the other from those nominated. well, yeah. Sorry, I forgot about republican member Republican Bannister about why people, because it has not excited again, not a thing, and then, if you go back to last year, you will recall that the movies that were nominated. You can recall any of them for a it was a bunch of random sort of their own some the range or sexual. There were some movies that black folks in some movies about, gave they want one with army hammer was was nominated last year, much about gave over

by your name right and then there was a remember which are that there is a movie about black folks last year as well, give up any hidden faces faces. Didn't they. figures in figures and put those nominated last year, but the one that one was about the gay black I read it was moonlight. The war is always shape of water that one that had a get a black person, antigay present an economy and a foolish person shipping, a fish which is present in relation to how we can answer double a bracket winners about one comes here like seated one and then the year before was moonlight right, would like day black story. So next year. All you have to give you an Oscar is just check the most intersection boxes, like twenty twenty democratic private. This is all you got money if you actually wish to win an Oscar, because the truth is the best movies. Last you're, not a single one was nominated, not one, but that's a good question. What should have been nominated? Ok, I think we're all agree. I recommend to all of you, so you have to buy one but movie of last year and, in my opinion, the last five years with the death of the death of Stalinism,

other than that which is really good nominal. They got no attention the critics like it. It got ninety six percent tomatoes, and it is hysterically funny it is dark. It really waiting and is almost exactly true. It is almost exactly what left winger bad is not an Oscar. That's right, so I didn't get a single nomination, not walk, Newman everything that will be better than anything in any of the movies that are nominated this year. You about those. My back and I know the German you had another movie. They came to my thought: a quiet place. I agree that this absolute ban were nominated. Horror fell many, this data they did they nominate out last year. That's that's very building where I get out was way workers in a quite correctly woke movie and acquire places not awoke the truck and it was a real movie movie inventive, moving business, inventive, deeply dramatic and an terrify you, but it was also crane in a way that it goes well beyond. It also said something to me: I'm sure that this was an intentional but said something to me about outreach culture, open your mouth no coming,

Albania and the other movie honorific. I saw this one. It was not a one best animated like, but it should be nominated for best picture was into the spider. Verse builds a blatant lack. Black Panther was nominated for best picture. It was fine, when I wanted to know what was it was why I thought it was ok. I mean I've seen virtually all the marvel is like a bee marvel movie for it was. It was like the fourth best super movie of last year were given by five years. Last year I can name three that are better off the top of my head name into into. I will vote against this quite rivers with better movie infinity working out this year, that was about remote and was about to prevent the here's, a kind of her, Although the argument over over black and guidelines that I'm literally unshaken raisins and demanded aching awaiting- but I'm not now, we know but a hornet according only counterfeit backed radiation united. So many things to me into despite offers better than all the evil That, I think, should the interesting- and I was like me, and through this week I haven't seen it what a first came out, because I wasn't sure if I was allowed to

right. You got the Halloween Mass, rather thousand entrepreneurs in funding was apparently you're, not to my wife. But it's not you it's I watched it this week. a racist movies revenged by what I don't mean racism like in the way that the left is racist now, because they actually want people to be segregated into different rates groups. I mean racist, like all, cool white racist? Isn't today an old school white racist movie will spend comic what was written in the sixties, ammunition and then there's an throats in Africa. That way there really african truth in it are not only only that the whole idea of the movie was was a we could have had european. culture of only a magic ROC had fallen on us, which is like

Degrading is degrading to the pact. People in american culture who have contributed. Enormous amounts is like this. They should be ashamed of their culture, which is just not true. We thought we had also my right. We all came here to try to save our I'll. Have it. I dont saddens me not true that there is a magic rock in Nigeria. They had an amazing mineral wealth idea here right now hold on Iraq, excise, Nigeria, and it is not about several lessons about life. Isn't very it's a very small minded idea. What culture is also they wanted to build trumps while right at me, like that, their own place exists inside Francois have no dealings with the out I'd world. If you will deal with any of the outside world, the idea colonialism would have corrupted this place. Just like a corrupted all the others, except they guarded this place, that's that accurate either. their places in Africa that we're not really touched by very much my colonialism and there's some of the workplace in Africa. Tale, I mean, like you, didn't think that struck me about every single movie is every movie was basically about people. Might you know, take place, a the sixtys, the Seventys, the the

They were based on movies. That put maiden first, nineteen thirties star is born out of the Black Sea basin. Was until you see a start, I saw it. I wanna get your opinion on it, because there I saw the one Judy Garland James Mason, which is an amazing removed and Judy Garland Luminous, gets under what, with Frederick marches, rewrite the first year, really good. What it. How is this one of its media, ochre, I mean Bradley Cooper- is now has now replace Denzil Washington as the best who is also a leading man. Denzil coming aged out of that role and he's he's, show that. He makes lady Gaga look bad, she's not yeah, she's just sing doing it, she's singer doing an acting turn, so she looks really bad Nicaragua. I want season which she's just obviously going off the reservation, doesn't know what she's doing

the music is nice, this nice music in it, but basically is mediocre and Roma was nominated myself wash Roma this morning, I'm still watching the idea of an alarmed. I woke up very early to watch this stupid movie because gruesome faded ahead, and I watched that whole thing that you got for the first part, both twenty minutes. The first for the first five minutes is a puddle. It's a shot of a pirate the thing with Roma actually typifies every. I think that is wrong. With Hollywood, it is late. They say that new stallion history after a few drinks. Is this nostalgic self indulgent, pretentious, try? It is a movie about nothing. It is pointless. It in so much as it has a point, it's a sort of land bourgeois movie. It is just that sort of will be the people who have never seen a good movie. Think you're supposed to look like you know, it's in black and white and it's really slow

There's a dead mean he's right that there is legitimately three minute establishing shot of water washing over cobblestones at the beginning of olive by another three minutes. Wishing shot of a small plaza, no bigger than the size of our combined offices. Really- and it's it's not like this- in establishing check the beating of Nokia or its whoops through the entire city like. While this is really cool, it's an established out of door and they turn the camera and it's another borders. Then they turned back. It's still. The first war hasn't moved it actually still there. It's unbelievable, and this is great direction, that one by the way, the best Oscar winter it last night was bohemian rhapsody for vessel meditate. A european body, do have you guys, others have you seen any of the clips? Just not just for the movie? That's ok! So it is the worst edited fill in the history of the original orders that go back to their bunch. People with post, like villain when you onto goes a little clip on Twitter of movie. There's one scene where and the sitting round table had been taught to buy the manager or something and it's just random cuts of reaction trusted, don't even makes it it's like they, films

all of the people with various cameras in they have monkey with a toggles which, in bath Are trying audio like yours, united action that I know a little some some about moviemaking, haven't been around Hollywood a day or two. I am almost certain that the entire first act of bohemian Rhapsody was altered in the Edit bay, which actually causes to film the characterised be slightly more sympathetic, which I think is what they were going for you, but makes the movie not make any sense in their scenes that I have certain are happening out of the sequence of the screen plan, which was that happens in Hollywood, but when stun well in in editing. You dont know about it right, whereas a bulgarian wraps it was pretty produced. This was when I favour things in the night. Was Brian singer completely disappeared disappear, Brian Synergy Airlines, their winning technical. The wards in everybody's got their good, and I like to thank everybody down to the good,

rather is just like in the back like one about which later, your molested merrily the authors worthy in the death of Stalin. Exactly right away, you wanna hear something said I haven't be reading a book which is about the friendship between can reform and change stood in nineteen forty James should one the Asker Philadelphia struggling to make up for the fact that they hadn't, given turn for Mr Smith Coastal Washington the year before and when he won. He felt he had stolen from Henry Fonda for grapes of wrath. Those movies still, you watch those today and there is a modern. Furthermore, the talk like eighty years ago now, the movies. Then I mean it's not it's your watch, these movies and eighty years, exactly your Jarreau number of people who I mean you can't name the ones that have won in the last three when's the last time you picked up a movie where the last movie that I saw where I've actually picked it up since it was nominated frankly, was what ash. There was any warriors like that: you're, ok bet, but the number of movies that you will actually my payment, I think, was the last bit last

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the Hollywood literal deliberately stairs into like, because under the Hollywood and Highland Centre, which is where the academy awards take place as the home of the Dolby Theatre is right down, the block is literally a block away from the roads about hotel were the first to cadmium, words took place and it is complete as static, as is Bologna and Mr System right, so that, in other words, my point is that I dollar tree is a is a sort of winked at if not openly, celebrated aspect of Hollywood and so yeah. The stars are a kind of modern idle and its benefits call them. one of the things that the Academy awards really brought home to me last night, beset Hollywood is dying. Movies and particular TB is kind of a golden era. Movies are dying. You know they were this close to basically writing themselves out of existence if Roma wins best picture there, toast, because Rowan Didn't really only appeared in theatres for purposes of Oscar by Roma is unless, like that, try, if they ve Roma had one then the streaming serve. This would have produced the best movie in Hollywood and swimming services would have completely that banana path.

they still are increasingly having waving Vietnam of it. But I think that before we discussed on the shoulder, or what happened to Hollywood, we don't have to reintegrate the whole thing today. There were the two really ill conceived writers. Gills strikingly happened right in a row at the beginning of reality, television at the beginning of Youtube, but the result of those things is that the movie star, who historically was an idle just like you have ten years before the rock star, who was also an idle figure. You know, was diminished by Napster and entered the two writers goes tracks and a few other bad decisions, We would have brought the movie star low. So the funny thing is, I dont think people look to movie stars, neither intellectual, philosophical and religious idols anymore. I think they did for about a century. I think one of the things that that Hollywood hasn't tuned into yet is that people don't care what they think in the way that you Hollywood used to be able to move the needle Stalin. Try

I too am maybe even succeeded at taking over a Hollywood. That's what gave us Ronald Reagan, because Hollywood was so, What I really think too now today my Rudolf walks out they give the the opening jokes can't help. It immediately take a crack at the audience. It has warned that we really- and I think everybody just yawns. I think anybody really cares what I think there's something else went unto, and I totally agree with you obviously about the idolatry. The truth is that what social science tends to show is for the same reason that if you there there's- great experimental, my favorite social science experiment. If you take somebody, you put them out on a street corner and you just have them. Look like it nothing. I just haven't look up then within five minutes A crowd of people standing run a person looking up, because that's what we're geared towards geared toward scenting both threats and think we feel like other people. Are and yet so somebody starts to get a level of fame. Everybody starts to look at the person who is famous. I dont think that it's a matter of Hollywood? Stars are no longer relevant. I think it's that there isn't. Such thing as a Hollywood. Starting more meeting will be the only way that fame existed before was well known. People run,

movie, screens or renewed. The people on our tv screens is a high level of fame balance it virtually no generation about the age of twenty five knows about Youtube stars or start right. Youtube stars are actually the new movie stars nor people with ninety. Million followers on Youtube and those people actually are change and taste makers. when it comes to the source of the going all the way back to the Bible. oh and solving selected, because he was a head taller than everybody else. There has been this idea that movie. Star matinee idle has something to do with with it is. It is a difference, though, that used to be. When the actors came to town, you locked up your daughter's, they were disreputable, they were the lowest level technology at all. For example, here all the history of the arts, accurate had been London with prostitutes will really and now the fact that there are people still feel the same way about me, except that they also wish. their beauty, lay worship their stuff match what people ever listen to their opinions. I think movies moved the needles movie stars ever did. Why walked worship, their beauty and their prostitute?

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yeah, but the wizard of OZ, betterment, user buzz is a great man, but not gone with the wind does agree. I think the wizard of OZ is the greatest achievement in the history of Poland. I think real solid case we made. No answer was advises that I think we are agreed movie and I wouldn't I wouldn't even argue and below. I think it's castle- Blanca myself, but even so it, but he has also made you better that we have wizard of OZ, the greater achievements, that's how they are investing in building an entire other world. You have waited. My grandmother told me should suddenly be addressed when she would the theatre and actually sought, Annie and suddenly Dorothy opens the door. Yeah send needs in color that one shot I changed. The world needs a world changing shot by credible that when I was a kid, the only colored tv is owned by a guy who lived it across our backyard. Wooed walk over every year to see who is revised. And then I realized like three and and every time the witch came out get scared to go home. I factory workers like never stop. Thinking to our you know, I gotta tell you

one that one in twenty fourteen was bird man which no one likes. It was very indulgent. I actually really liked it. John. It's a garbage million euro garbutt haven't garbage version, but you know that one of the actual le mean no good. The old man was good that boy, a country with a gladiator, I think, was actually the last really so you'd best picture I'll, say everything, great bus picture when winners or ones that you enjoyed, because say that in twenty ten, the king speech, one Where are these strange for you

and what's he yet no country for old men before that, but I like I would but few and far between and then you go back to the authorities and worries at every meeting and launch the recent, like the ones that lost her clash with. This is exactly right and it's exactly right. If you go back to, if you go back to night, I mean I'm, not gonna. Do nineteen thirty nine sets unfair nineteen. Thirty nine is the best year in the history of evidence. Got didn't aren't invigorated by these these words, just the pictures nominated for best picture and the year before was ventures of Robin Hood and among the English, thereby not organise Molly nominated for respect for the rules on the top of the box on this, isn't what the law says, the art, the Hollywood. Well, this is the other thing is that their became. There came a point in american culture where the left decided that it was very bad that the american people are becoming culture. This in the night fifties, because the truth is that the nineteen fifty more Americans bought a ticket for a symphony orchestra and bought a ticket to a baseball game really I mean yes, there s, Americans were buying the Harvard classics during that period by tens of thousands of Americans every year. We're subscribing to the harbour classics. Americans, like the new, found prosperity of the fifties after world war. Two was

channel toward a betterment of actual knowledge and left decided that, because there are making the case, the capitalism actually emptied you out is there in league with what sort of a marxist philosophy they they'd started. Seeing this is bourgeois, and so anything that was popular had by necessity, be Joie, and so it became. Ok now the stuff it really is good is to stop the people. Don't like the more. They don't know it's like the IMF. In my view, what what's? What even saw him in If you look at Stevenson, Hymen theatre, every musical did he do beyond Sweeney taught you start getting more and more and more obscure because he actually doesn't like the audience. He thinks that the audience if they get him, it's it's a lack on his yeah, he hasn't been sophisticated. Nothing. So if you look at some time stuff, well beyond Sweeney and into the woods it starts to go into assassins and passion. It's like that with these two. They decided that they will not and the only movie that they feel like that reward that did really big Box office of Black out there, because they feel they have to not a little left off the hook. But this is what happens when orphans age. They begin the taken over by intellectuals, and they

split into empty entertainments and intellectual things somewhat you're good Ulysses is a good novel, but who who reads? Nobody understands except young people like intellectual I was a deliberate, administers the murder of an enhanced role in getting it was acting as a suicide of an industry that everybody here, everybody in this business knows that will pay the bills adventures infinity work. In their old embarrassed adventures, infinity were paid the bill sitting on the neighbouring nominate, a step further than that and say they know, that of interests. Infinity war is what pays the bills, but they dont know how to make a bender symphony work. France and the Netherlands are not actually good movie is what it's not a great better good movie. I don't know, but there's no right, there's no meaning to it like they. They used to be able to unify meaning with story. They understood the limitations of their craft were actually in some ways helpful. You have to please people and also, bring a deeper meaning in there I of like a great popular, but also to have an enormous amount of deep meaning on a variety of levels. It is interesting when they succeeded in that Film Logan, which is actually a good movie, and nobody knew Logan should have one. But

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postage and digital scale with no long term commitment, Jabez good at using get our talk about something. John Multi observed last night that I thought was such a fabulous point. He said that the real problem, the reason at the Oscars or another sure they condescend sure they openly disdain their audience sure there after up and self important, but the real problem is there just turn any movies that movie low, neuron you're, no stars we'll get it his great observation. Was they open the show, Tina Faye my rode off and dumb exactly many polar Amy Polar yeah. I think all three fabulously talented, very funny, thirteen stars, their stars of the snow screen. They they have appeared in some movies, but they are not movie star reason that the of the movie star is over it's gone and individual people did go to the movies

should we give you people do and into the academy awards, because these work people who live their lives in front of us all day every day they were, they were missed, serious. They were from another world. They descended down from Babylon right in, and then we paid money went into a dark room and projected them up there. That is a different power than people The beam India living Room and you sit in your underwear and third send people. There were people hired to protect their reputation. the idea of protecting actors, reputation to these laughable if he goes into rehab He has to tell us all about it. They do just people now which made it look that maybe Healthy thing in some ways, but it is also army, is also ruin. The industry during your point is totally correct. I've ever cousin, who is legit movie star, This is the main people. Love is on Wikipedia. My cousin as Mr Watson, who is that they are of Matilda and miracle in thirty four three, we look round the corner from each other and may issue her her mom was my dad sister and she

one of the reasons that her mom never wanted her to get into tv when she was younger? I remember her things. My dad was because with movie star There was a certain on approachability didn't feel like I knew them. You felt like they're up there on the screen are of a different caliber and then, when you bring them down into your tv than its the same feeling that they have not watching your shower my shower or maybe noses shortly so they watch. I think they still are filled with deep oil. My show a hundred violante. Will you, like a few of my friends on tv people, feel like their friends with you, and I know you re. They literally bring them in your home from the enemy s. What we re going to me why? This is a good thing. Ok, because- and I obviously have a bias here, but it emphasizes short emphasizes the writer is watch you watch tv because the stories are good and because in this region that because the writers guy, I think, treat writers like garbage it in a movie and in the end they get with a pizza. As I totally agree that that is a good thing for story. I would much rather watch I mean I spent the last summer. We

going through all the episodes of the Sopranos register financial rise knowing and stream it yeah scale and its great net someone. I want your guys analysis of the finale, because I'm tenures laid on this. They wouldn't want that. Maybe the greatest episode of tell it's: it's a pretty astonishing shall button, but you're right about all that, but I do think that there is such a thing as the culture fragmenting. So I think there are to a certain extent, there was something good about. The the idea of on a certain made. Every year everybody was going to get together wash the wizard of OZ did when they were cultural, and we still feel in America the every so often there is it like. The Superbowl is a cultural event and it's good the country, everybody stuffed shouting at each other for five minutes and it actually good Look, I think one of the big problems with the Oscars is not only in about we used to share its now becomes a politically polarizing. I think that is actually a problem. I think that not everything that is this when it was

something where we all got together. Mood nodded at certain aspects of the movie and we also rooting interests. Like imagine how many more can I would have watched the Oscars if this year at work, I love the death of style. but if this year the Oscars had actually been had been into the spider verse verses of wire place versus frankly, like game night when one is under they dominate Wendy, was less than the nominated accommodate right right, I'll, never nominate a comedy, and if they do, it's gonna be like an actual draw it'll, be a dromedary like little sunshine or something you will never nominating out now comedy because they looked down on it. But for the very first ask are winners: it happened when I get out now commie their bunch about now comedies the one. The early ask that that notion that we all got together watch something together is gone now and that's what is so, but people let those wiser frustrated the Oscars when they do this left to stop. When you know they're going to be left to stop and it's because you took something away,

from us and I used to sit around the tv with my parents when I was a kid, but we all you watch the Oscars together and then round. Two thousand three, two thousand for our vividly. Remember that we have to watch the Oscar all of us as a family and sort of enjoyed and then around here reach a thousand for like the crash time they did. They started to really get openly below than the angle more into the air was two thousand re. Adding was right- and I remember every year my mom sisters and one watch from the dresses and stuff and my job walk in everything you may ask why you watching this blatant out ass. If I was like me, don't wash them anymore, because why would we want to watch it? Just my dad, ruining, although he was sitting alone, is also the result of the fact that he wasn't wrong about that regularly was it was political reaching disguised as entertainment- and it was deeply Deeply areas, and this is a real change by the women. There was every few years you know, Brando sends a native American. There was even a warder. Petty triumphs gives they actually great speech, shooting down Anti Semitism, but then what? Michael or did his speech about how awful George Bush's half of that audience booed him

that would imagine that not a single person would do him. Steve Morton came out made a joke about the Teamsters, throwing Michael more in the trunk of a car, and people applauded that that there was actually a sense. This is not right. We shouldn't be politicizing Oscars fast forward. Fifteen years now, That is people, don't even remember that and there's a reason two's, because our government has become reached into every segment of our lives in the old days. The government could do stupid seven. You never knew about. It always shocked me when I lived in England that the government, pass a law in two days later. You would feel it yeah. It's a small country here that didn't used to happen again, it was smaller and it didn't region to every aspect of of your life and so politics you could are you politics and not feel like you're arguing about your? Why is it our help? You arguing philosophy now with a government, this big government where the president of the United States can talk about who should be allowed into men's. Women and girls rooms in schools in Arkansas, someplace he's probably never even been, except on a fast train. That's it!

Yes, we do this in the fifties. If the president wanted to have a say in who got to go into a school, we sent the National guard. You have this right and wondered: why wasn't it wasn't it? What is it, Also for that Hollywood has embraced its political role in an insane way, like some last night, represent of jobless, showed up on stage of the Oscars talk about Green Book and Jean Louis rule has veneration for him and should for what he did during the civil rights movement. Of course, he's a partisan Democrat right. You showed up to introduce a movie that lie what fifty years and civil rights movement and he's not the only democratic dumbest Joe Biden was on that stage. Michelle Obama showed up what the Grammy's to two weeks ago, one was level again Michel, as president showed up at the Osberg I've known today from the video foreigner there's never and there never will be a Republican who actually appears there. Now Henry Wafer Republican to appear there is, if a movie destroying their reputation appears as a nominee professed picture. We haven't talked about vices probable beneath our dignity,

to talk about vital, I think is important. The beginning, you ve seen it and it's it's a fantasies, what more do you have homeward movie? I watch homework movies to find out what girls dream about that watch voice to find out what leftwing done? There is a scene in vice that is not just stretching reality. That is just factually inaccurate scooter. Libby says Valerie Plain: Is that really writers, wife and then the Dick Cheney says Leaker identity, We know that didn't happen. We there was a grave, is our mediation, which was Richard Corbett? Did you like that that identity and then have been yet a director of the film in an interview, was asked about this and they said, but we know that it was Armitage, drew her release it. He s wing now what was trainee right, They train you write and he's an open socialist. Madame Iccat is a socialist he made a movie about. The crash was pretty decent movie, the short the big short, but they never mention the fact that that crash started with left wing policies.

Causing them to give loans to people who couldn't pay them back, got guaranteed by the government which they spread through washroom told they were. There was blame to put on the left. And the right, but they only put it on one side, be that's that's the man. I know it goes without saying, but imagine for a moment Some one on the right was able to come up with sixty five million dollars to make a movie, a major movie with one of the few movie star. True movie stars, Tristram bail, a bunch of what we started. Amy Adam, aiming at Valencia, Murat well, isn't that reforms will offer a movie stars about how broad Obama was actually just smoke in its third Jim Jim Gang Guy with without ever thought in his head, but Joe Biden was really and the government near the old white Guy was really do and all the work it would be just as fanciful

What what's your name is evidently not. Why? Hence about what you you don't even have imagined this, because there was a many theories. That is an excellent miniseries that was made about nine eleven by Cyrus. Now we're stuck in which he pointed out that Bill Clinton completely box. Osama Bin Laden right and that he failed take a shot. I was on a lot and abc not only pulled the many serious after one showing despite massive ratings. It is not saleable. There was no, you shouldn't anywhere. Do their level of offer the millions of dollars to buy it out to walk up it will release said you maize, and then, when I mean it's not even I would appeal for the Washington mentioning this and they cut it out, and I said I should put it back in- because the whole things about censuring right wingers. So don't you understand your exemplifying? What I'm talking about the definition? Yet we're not do it the only time's up at editors ever said that the main was the Washington Post, but you still write your weekly column for the Washington directly able democracy does, both by the way that documentary not nearly as critical of acquaintance.

I mean you know nobody, not even in the railway stations vices of fantasy, Amene, bushes, and an idiot and Chinese running everything and Cheney atop. Being a loving husband and father, is a completely morally empty guy, who bombs and country to make money off oil, and we know this stuff is for. We know that we cannot grant money residence at sending a journey bunch of free bacon. He said that he actually enjoyed it because he watched it is like a right wing just at the beginning of that movie. For those who didn't see it so everybody it, it says. The ring

isn't that we ve taken liberties here is because Dick Cheney is one of the most secretive men in the history of the. U S, government, that's right what the man has been in the public eye for forty eroto, forty five hundred page about what we know, everything about this guy and but ended, but of course they couldn't rhythm and even a biography or anything else who make up fast on the fact that it was nominated for an Oscar was a gigantic screw you'd every single person whose republican which, let you know it's hatching, I wanna than sixty million people who voted the out of this kind of a combat. My private affected somebody signed a sixty five million dollar check per annum is mixed grew so will mean that a million dollars from movie that's gonna, bring ten bucks, it bothers me it had once the audience, but that was always the wild audience like you don't I need. I need to go to a movie about Dick Cheney. The going gets this I hear what you have to say about this is DR evil crazy. What we complain about this, rightfully is should be complained about. Why don't we meet those moves? Why don't we make them the rock Obama on we make them coming sixty five million dollars. Well,

but not an easy, not eligible is it. That is the answer. We're supposed to be the rich guys. We're supposed to have only should prove it. Show me the rigid, millionaire and Silicon Valley whose are open videos isn't gonna, find your movie will know that only those film makers, though it successful foam, make what it's, because it's because conservatives, women who, as we talk about this for legitimately a decade at this point, to be eroded entire book on tv and made all these speeches in front of rich people saying that we need to get the culture, and then I realized it was not going to happen in the region is not going to happen. There's because conservatives have their like dolphins, that sleep with half their brains out and have the brains off our political brains are on. We want to give money to candidates you and Heritage Foundation. We want to see I believe, the wire right we want. We want to get into the nitty gritty of politics and make a difference in the most direct way to make a difference is to give money into politics. Our do. Gooder brain is on the morning of money to our church. That's what we put our money where our money in our churches and our communities and when our business brain is on we look.

we'll be business and we're not idiots. That's not when we say there is no money here, it's a silent, isolating split. Why would I think twenty million dollars? I will never see again to make a movie benes be distributed. Next to you know the man who killed Hitler and big what on Amazon within six weeks and like that's it, that's not a good business, best mental conservatives are our hamstrung by their regarding good results and also by their own needs to make money off business. What you actually need is why Hollywood was found by conservative but taken over by the wife. Just like every other major and is. Is you need a bunch of people to start new form of the industry and invest in it when it still profitable and then and not to invest in movies. I wouldn't investment. Would you know what I mean it's the right asking, but one regret because because because they had because the thing on twitter they own Youtube decent money, making things and Facebook these are all money might does address the visible explain to me how sinking

if the million dollars into a biotech, a brothel bottlenecks, money now but still white wine- are those left wing organisations too wise every social outreach Christopher understand culture, I don't know much about whether or not there is also no prestige to it, so meaning that left us we'll take money and sinking into a movies that didn't go to all their friends and say I put mood in devising what conservatives and go round. So I put money into this movie And why should I cherish well what they wanted I gave a million dollars world vision or something right. I give million dollars my church, I give two million dollars. Mitt Romney needs super back, it doesn't the kind of cunning Go Heritage Foundation Party eating it cuts ice, some ten million dollars into a bio pickup Rock Obama cut at times with eyes, not but the but you're, saying though it is, an attitude on the right is right, is actually does not care about the one on the right is underpinned. The right believed correctly

in one sense and wrong another that if culture is upstream of politics, what is upstream of culture is church going in community. What am that's true, but it is also true that the more money that you give to those areas does not necessarily mean that those areas are gonna. Win than Roger can take away the gains of the religious community. That's what we found over the last sixty years. That's that's the great will. The things version works or the culture like like socialism to shovel used to destroy a country so that the people who put it in their don't have to answer to the people who suffer from it is the same thing with cultural. Thirty years down the line, we're always fighting over some congressional district in Delaware, among we're always my most important election of our life. That's right! That's what I'm most! important. No one of our life right now we're doing nothing about what happens after that election right. We are not in the business of thinking about politics full time when we think about eternity think about how we really mean, like religious people, when we think about eternity we think about going shoulder going to church and what happens

afraid I have my kids and all this kind of stuff. We, my legacy is gonna, be dislike. You ve written movies, New dies village person. What does your legacy going to be? What is my yellow Let me warn you limit is what are you talking about five minutes from now? What are we going to know? I hope someone things I've written blushed, that's right But if I were to say to you, you only get to pick three things on your tombstone. What do they say? The probably that I wrote the, good group did novels, and that was a good father. out, my not re Michael you're, never another Romania is that their lowest pyramid he never sent on a private operators have a disease. That is the point. I think that not a network is the key point and prone to make. I swear. I think that, having the right of results on the left, you goodbye husband, don't even make the top hundred thanks a lot in Hollywood Molly would not entirely we're not. Unfortunately, there are plenty of people who loved him who care about being a parent or Europe or a husband or something but the people. In Hollywood, you,

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Gresham ideas worth any social daggers defunct and socialism, it was debunked the thing we try. They people try to. I understand why they try to it sounded good its veiled. Nobody, I was watching Bernie Sanders from a cup making eighty and he said oh, the Soviet Union's doing great sweet hears about vertical line. Three, as it is very possible that Bernie Sanders was around Saint Petersburg around. But but I mean, I said, is campaigns Logan should be at least I personally Newmarket, but I mean I think that the or stuck in this world they cannot look over the racists thing. We all know- that there was a real, serious problem for black people in this country. We all know that leaves a markets not is nobody's making fun of that. But after a while the thing is you gotta. Let go. You have two, because history will fix itself only the future conflicts

so if you don't you think they are not forward looking people. I think that the conservatives that I talked to the conservatives light touch or all thinking about. How can we go forward in such a way that we keep the best things up? this country's the freedom, the limited government, but also go into a few. Through this gonna be complicated, you can have things we ve never seen before. I never hear the left talking about this. All I hear them saying is twelve years now we're all gonna be dead. Therefore, those take over everything? That is a very, very small minded regressive way to look at in. It certainly ran up, and when you look at eight, when you look at the history than the fact that they ve been making all of these films about history, it's difficult to make the argument that today, America's deeply TAT racist contracted eventually. Instead, what they do is they point to a time when America did have a serious race problem and one Americans were a lot more racist than they are now and then bad attacks? Eventually, that's what likely? Doesn't black landmines? He tells you a story that happen in nineteen, eighty or nineteen. Seventy seven or something- and he tells you about- a time when the KKK was still operative, it must have a major force american life, and he does story invariant. He has an old about president trumpet Charlottesville Little Passport

but here's that has little tag much are we even pretending really. I mean I'd really like are really pretending that the two are comparable and the attempt to compare the tube. skipping over the entire for being history is really more we and intellectually bankrupt, but that's it that's. I think what they're trying to do. I think that's why they keep going back to this. It's as though you were making the case every day that America were deeply a small country and every phone we decided to produce was John women's agreement that every hundred only desire to produce it was about time when Jews can join country. Club right, indeed, look around at American. You say: wait! A second Jews are going pretty well over here, but you seem to be ok and yet it, but that under cuts the case, that's the whole point under castigates. Then I meant that I made the mistake of criticising Alexandria cause. You it has one time on twitter while and Bulgaria the out there, it just very fresh and very subtle, already damage for maintenance repression is able to people keep right again and saying things like women were only able only got the vote and nineteen twenty bringing about vessels

century great point? If it wasn't it, the way about mother, but you would have a great point about racism if it were the eighteen sixty. Even then, I believe that that is not about that and that's why they're always pictures issued by the way that you say you saw this. This agency, video, the weak growth academy, aside video of as a explaining that can play a just as it was so great her explaining that she was the boss is in fact to have every August. Every man. I don't have a video, but we do have another quickset birthday and words of private wasn't. If I have to choose between talking about the news or answering questions from the people who act They all or my house- and I am one hundred particular with vehicle for myself. I have what question now am I allowed. I am a subscriber. I just noticed something do lady

Donald Trump and Michael dolls go to the same tanning lounge. Stop it out of here. This is all natural baby, I'm on another sexual hierarchy. Civilians in this country has suffered that just the juxtaposition position of like vampire Shapiro next, to like pretend not to me every time we discuss incomes or enjoy then he wants to know, should have seen or pornographic media be regulated by government, and is it an infringement? On the first amendment near the lawyer, bouquet started to write a book today. There, too, to their two answers, is an infringement the first amendment to pass legislation that regulates pornography. The answer is no the first, it was designed to protect. Originally political speech was not designed to protect pornography, atoms and Jefferson, n and washing throughout sitting around thinking he's dirty work

carvings we must protect the dirty would carvings from aid from seventeen eighty and was not at the time it was ratified. It was not commonly understood that you could trade and smart and one on the right way, and not only that it was, it was use commonly understood he could regulate it. I mean pornography. Regulations existed on the books and literally author can colonies when the constitution was originally Paso. That is itself to suggest that the first amendment, by its nature protects pornography is simply untrue is meant to protect. little speech. Rapid work has a seminal article about this before he was not made for the Supreme Court in the nineteen seventies. So that's the constitutional argument, then there's the practical arguments should darn, been in the business of regulating pornography, and my answer that is essentially no. The government should not be in the business regulating pornography and as a change from a position that I he'll probably happened was twenty one. Twenty two and I looked at this and I felt like a lot of stuff- is addictive material. The fact is that it does have brain effects that are very similar to to addiction critically. Ferment, I end If local communities want to regulate pornography than they should ability do so job. My feeling is that local?

We still have a lot more ability to regulate than the federal government in any if you live in a community that doesn't allow foreign troops and move out of community find another community. I really have much of a problem with local communities experimenting with the extent of law. What I would say is that on a general level and in my unity. I would not regulate the distribution of pornography so long as it didn't have public displayed to publicly pornography is different. How does externalities in terms of trying to regulate, distribution, pornography, you're, fighting a battle against human nature that is likely to fail. for the same reason that I oppose the war on drugs. I also pose a generalised. one pornography that at that doesn't mean you can't have time placement restrictions, zoning restrictions, it doesn't mean that you have to have a billboard about naked lady, but your local elementary school, but it does mean that it does mean that I think the government, pretty bad at everything and a mandate for the government to get involved. in certain areas of what is widely considered to be speech quickly, tends to evolve into government getting involved. In other words, they start labeling stop pornography. You can see

Extending that a well is pornography really is damaging as say the Bible. The Bible would prefer, tell you think about areas, issues that the left has no com, function about now. We re learning anything that they're allowed to regulate violence now, just everything they don't like this violent, exactly Ilusha. I Anthony once now what Do you think? A movie should accomplish in order for it to be nominated for an award authorities- would be helpful if it were good we believe it would be good. If orange I mean that this is at this actually. Another reason why conservatives often fail at the culture and fail of movies is world, two on the nose we're a little direct, sometimes in the left, is very good and hiding itself until recently, until the last two years, they were even pretending that they're, not socialists, and so if, if, though, if the movie is a work of art, that isn't just some didactic knock over the head, a political message,

That would be a good start, and I think the thing that mistake conservatives makers, the conservative arch- does not look like conservative life means Sopranos as a great work of conservative art. It doesn't look anything like a servant of life. It has all kinds of violence Bad language, due to the all those things, and yet it is deeply deeply moral and and God we even story I was. I was reading a book called Genesis. Think that exam regular meetings will people always say this me. They say I don't need that stuff. I can read the Bible, I thought of you, read the Bible and provided that there is a question here that I think, is an interesting one, which is very often what here is I'll things like what are they nominate movies the people actually like and also let's not with the Oscars, are for gas. four nominating stuff, they led the artist's. You know that is more artistic, like some other standard out there. I think that that separation between what the people this goes back to discuss, we're having earlier the separation between what the people like What is going to put artistic is an artificial separation that has begun in the west.

Thirty forty years, the godfather was a massive box office. Your young Breyman star Wars was a massive box office mash. Eighty was a massive box office, mash readers ass. I was nominated for best picture where's, the last I can never gets nominee for president now, we must not leave. It's not remain, even though the truth is that readers of the lost our chasm actual more. ready to Romania's actually saying that, unlike in the innocent and saying there is something beyond what you think there is it's. Actually, That argument against scientists have military leaders, and he was the last Spielberg's. Alas, directive could make films that everybody loved the world's great movie right. He really is the last thing. Is you and I have had this discussion where we disagree about the movie get out and one of the things I think that art does the offence. Conservatives is that it talks about the inner experience of being a human being in the world. Why I loved get out, I really do think, was a good movie, a very good movie. I shall never know it yet we and we D, Sweden. I thought it actually talked about the fear, initially

when you assimilate, will you lose your soul with similar? Will I lose my soul? It was a horror movie. So in the harm will be? U dues, your soul, but that's a human experience as a human fear, and that's I thought that was completely legitimate and we have this. I don't know what ET rubbers cure, feel drugs. You yeah, I dont know what what he thinks about that. I don't care what he thinks about it. What the movie said to me is this is a fear that people have with assimilation. The godfather was also about assimilation from a different point of view. You try to get out. They pull you back in Europe and I think that assimilation comes with costs and the very deep scarring on on people. You could get out. We wish, MRS there's something else is I think the substitution of the visual in film for the plot, driven in character, driven in film, has been a real, problem in this isn't. This has been happening in the last twenty five years that either look at star wars. Stalwart has a very, very good block. It has a very good blood is applauds, eminence based on Joseph Candle, obviously but its it, but it's applauded. It actually hits marks that make Hence it is coherent, and that doesn't end with just ok. Now too monsters

each other like how every big movie and is now right. Never every single big movie, but you see in the Are they class two hundred million dollars to make has the same, ending its to join monsters hitting each other with big explosions everywhere until the credit role and that that's it. That's that's not good moviemaking right and that an that's the difference. That's it! That's why the dark night deserves to be nominated for bus picture by and by infinitely more doesn't because it requires Logan should have been there. I like, I have no doubt that those actually had some plot in character points, yes by and in the end, all the other movies that make a lot of money right now. People are only going to this. Is this is a big gap because of tv because a streaming? Some people are going to the movies right now is because you want to see something on the movie. Screening pay sixteen bucks, for they can't actually see in your own home. So if you go to the dark night changes things because you want you to he's any of those all those things, but most movies you want and the big screen are just big spectacle. Movies Hollywood was fine. I can put together respectable movie in five minutes. It's formulaic. It has been monster, fight at the end and then we're done and they never tried it.

link, the two right never try to link anything of substance or plot. I mean even black Panther hazards, movie here? Oversee movie, villain fight at the end, with some rushing trains and then an engine like ok? Well, that's your it's the same thing as every other marble fell, so You couldn't get a actual academy award here, even though we have all taken are our shots over the years. So instead we have the jasper. Jasper words is how a thing of the evening there is in in honour of the small Terrier chief executive dog daily- why this he put on his best tax and to make it a true award show worthy of its name. The jasper words. It's important that, like all other overshoes we celebrate those who we have lost the sheer and that's why we're proud today, at the daily wire to bring you in memorial,

While quarterly argument I didn't organs brutal. I'll many matters. Nobody did things happen again, never died at every Monday, while I'm not joking about network joking, that there are some people who pretended that United dodgy dial up, but there's no picture there's no proposal models. On the other hand, that is limited to get it. For me I mean I in memoriam empty chair. You had better that says it all for Eliza, so it's rare when we do. One of these shows that we have an actual expert on the subject that were discussing here. Somebody anyone know what Lord knows that ain't ass we

Do have I guessed to join us, but the last piece of the show here as a power of all of our efforts, somebody who's been an important men for my life is made a big stand in Hollywood. On behalf of been events, are our dear friend and why not Chapman while join good evening and also what value blackguards, lateral, large starlight my worthy hell, I'm sorry, somebody scottish blood, my wooden one thousand twenty six scottish blood Y, all Let us from England, by way of Canada, by way of basically being the only area. Can language we'll have already below Canada of Canada, and I lost a lot of weight and saw my dinner jacket doesn't fit me about this. Does

miracles, my mustn't, you might my jacket- doesn't fit me today. It's not because I am fast. What are the Good NEWS? Is that you're wearing a killed? So that's an actual thing: the men, whereas opposed to that guy, your genocide, which was stunning and brain, don't ever looked back ass, yawning well grades. There was a big issue for women in the army as to whether they should be allowed to wear the killer could secure. For a lady S, love and therefore I well, you d expect something solely at the Oscars either promised cigars. Was I lit this for you knowing you are coming on stage and then was allowed to go out with this route of me, but this is my favorite, Are it's a nine year aged Monte. Cristo on the other are well

Unita and Union fire. We have fire so Lionel I live, I think, has been them. The most outspoken, probably voice conservative voice in Hollywood throughout his career, but too to reduce him down to that would miss is huge body of work as a writer directorate town, we're not big on long, bios not show, but more than anyone you, you ve, moved for the last five years five years this incisively throughout this community, and you till you haven't any perspective on what we want. We witnessed I've been here a long time I was delighted forcing Oscars, actually, nineteen, seventy five, but that's the boy I was coming to you. I was a child. I was a child it struck me last night was is really interesting, so I've watched it. For I mean you haven't known for some time and I have succeeded notwithstanding. I'm out of the closet, conservative

have been pretty much all my time here, but there are reasons for that. The last night's Oscars, where the perfect Oscars for the self, the generation- and I thought about that- you you see these people to be Hollywood, start and there's there. Sophie and the Eiffel Tower resolve here, where the Parthenon, or whatever All these things exist with knowledge, its value to them, except just popped in their own selfish, and these were the cell fiascos. The Oscars Frank prices observed that the problem lies, maybe shall serve the academy. The academy was meant to be a guy the custodian of of was meant to be the academy fall says it was. It was pretty. pretty pretentious at the beginning. The idea was that we have an academy like the Royal Academy, the royal society and people after recur rates ass would become members and they

pass on the collective institutional meet new people, three years ago. There was two years ago, the academy by fear TAT. There were no discussion, there was no vote they just said well, we decided, because this is really must want to us with a light anyone who has not had a creditor been a time in ten years, unless your nominated you've, winner on in has winter. that remove institutional memory that's why it became about the current membership was never about that. It was about all these old people thought. Well, I d They could create. Didn't I may well, you know what I'm gonna protected and end up You know in the academy on the second floor with this, meaning that they have posted is everything was ever one idea, an Oscar. Dummy sure, there's you know the British on earth with four. It might cast it in a most of them, but there is also

all the body the ranks Alliance of Arabia, there's a lot of women their groundwater. Your idea on the one finding these with a great films the question is whether or not Why are they so little questions? Why are Holly Films have once a centre of the world. There is reason for that deteriorated Rwanda reasons was I'm sorry, I'm talking time way anymore. I guess what we saw the figure solution, it is by how much we enjoy the killed. There was killed that guy young caviar. This is wonderful cigar. the engine, I'm sick, That is why I voted for this really, but the complete technology for sound, that, as really really is nineteen, twenty three, things are not the optical subject, but what came into the theatres? the reason that the scheme

Your bosses did want to touch it. is a assume that all their audience where immigrants the English Louisbourg ITALY's having all the vaudeville early music collar, Godfrey It broadway right the play the theater, and so and they were many different languages, so you can have a card, but a card had me very short. It had to be just long enough for whoever was Did they bought with their kid usually from school, because during those of immigration? We had something called the drive to America, which required the kids learned, russian school right away and they didn't teach fifty four languages, but that's another subject matter as for the car was not could not be any longer the verse, for my fear, our world order be sure you don't whatever their language wise and have a kid. They only would translate what meanwhile, that american movies became very low context. They were films that did not require you to bring very much into the theatre whether zoning

merchant ivory film by this obsolete not mine. It's a japanese director of Gaza, Tommy was introduced There are fears that the bony words, because every high context, if you don't understand jacket, Montana will not understand ourselves with the exception. Said the samurai, which or historic, feels bidding general know they had put it innovation track on? Shall we dance with other was called about the bottom dancing, so we developed and the apotheosis of that. But I know I can use what was I know, Are you bring someone down from office centre right and say The aim is don't even though no watch this and at the end of it, this tersely, as revealed nearly always than in terms of the variety, the human condition. Now we ve lost that We ve lost the ability to develop contacts films and we lost that, because

is no longer a process by which you you work. Your way up up and up part of that is because of the I don't say slavish, but the the drive to diversity, which meant that people were being advanced in all ahead of their craft. I want quick story about that. Ok. Well, when I was a very on matters of Colombia Pictures in London, I had engineered myself. I was ecosystem managing directive. Does your biggest thing wonderment, boss, Pat Williamson, very spent avenue carbon, were cutting warrants of Arabia for three hours and forty minutes the two hours in twenty minutes now Sand Spiegel really on the horizon, has it but the contract? We

That's all. You can be in the room to sign the dock in at the end of the day and you're going to go into that. They said you joking. about. I became a warning about filled. All I can do is sit there whenever they put in front of me outside. He said I presented myself to see answered some speakers office, Mr Sam is he was called and he was. He was glad like figure Steven Spielberg with true gravitas no slur on Mr Speaker, and he said such had been, you come you'll see can meet eighteen- oh, I will have cutting my film for me, David Lean, Robert Bolton wrote it pretty young with top Ernie Waterways there he was used the ankles would come and more user showed it for a little bit more use than the music so

thought of objects, doing nothing, but in fact I had a role to play. They played I have always called rock and roll. He had like it projectors and he could pressed back and forth and he had the film and everyone's because for sequence, with the match, you know but actually the first he could really was. The motorcycle nicely are thinking well, you know like unto across a bus and again all of a sudden Robert bolt who was there really to protect his words, says Mister Chadwick Don't you think, that's a bit tediously long before I had to answer David needs it, but mister We surely wonder that's your books, they would present their views to each other. To this I'm not noticing slot Papa you Norman. You represent the maybe I have know I was just there for Colombia and because Colombia, needed someone in the room to protect their copyright.

their share of the copyright like. I was this man, but I didn't really understand. So finally get to the scene of almost Sharif coming out of the mist and rather bolts as committee chairman, who he was a bit more three bloody believes tat: men come out of it. And for the first time it gave an opinion. I said I must be honest First of all that film, the Seville Theatre in Montreal that was oppressed, I never thought that Cinema was art which point for anyone who said nothing after this boy said. Ah, ah, exclaimed ought, I said all night that's craft. He said basis. They wanted this today at this video, but

about five and have not been elected at forty five degrees Kelvin, and I flung down there not doing the action that will not quite as working class that I'm a cop be certain that he explained what's his name. I might because then it in the graduate with the right now you're running to the church of the entities running and getting old and that was compression was firstly that was done. It was done later, I think, what's his name I might Nicholls, did it in the graduate when the right now you running to the church at the end of these running and getting nowhere, then suddenly he should send a cab. I carry that with me and I Two years later, I was, I would advise Farsi, who was very influential in my life. He said, I said something about. He said to them a song and dance man. He says of why this is craft, the alone, the rules he said you know you spend your life and you're a carpet having a real good. It did. You learn everything, maybe I'll be a cabinet maker and better.

Now you been ebony, which is a french word for cabinet, and I think that's what Things have gone from the ask from from our films and is reflected in the Oscar. I think we're losing our worship of craft and of course you are, if you, if you basically say no one who came before Us- has a voice even in what's going to be chosen on the one hand, and on the other hand you say we have to have the freshest faces possible, the prove how diverse we are when you ve disconnected. The Hollywood have now from the valley with it, and if you feel that your job is far, she did was one of bringing all of his uncle skills to tell a story the best way he could that's very different. I dont know I only by false whatever said, I may have found to give voice to the voiceless closed What the hell does, whatever I dont, you never said that you're gonna be laid his head? I really hope this helps a positive impact on society.

When I met at my head, I I don't think having the first time it Madame. I ve spent six hours with nets, leather, long story, but I said that I said: there's a virtually if it does so, what did we virtually signal? Not priestly said? No, no, just you have something of mine, and I said well It just seems to be that if you do the fantastic scene, more belongs to me. You panoply show the dice they're all in it, and then you cut to the car and Brian says the Baron you still think you'll stop the Nazis above ass, he turned his head and he said you know five dammit you, but I've been calling the prince no better, He was sort of disaster about this. Sanction orbit, and that's why I lend my craft We have one of the greatest notes. I ever got on a short film that we showed to what we want to see what how people would respond to the fore feel not just some maker Siena. This taught me a lot about ass.

four and submit soliciting opinions for people. You're gonna get em, so we show the short. The fort film in the room were very proud of it. The lights come up and we said we would love to have your your feedback. What works? What does it I won't name the guy at Pala. Mine raises his hand, and he says I just think. If you a lot better, if he had a hat, Well! Well, now you go back. I ask that all dependent upon the general idea. I think that's that seems like that's true across art is the substitution. I've said this on. My show before is the substitution of energy for skill. Is they did the difference between arts and crafts that aren't you can Surely you can say this was unskilful, but it was artistic because it got the thrust a bit. It got the main message of it and the idea actually applying a crab spinning years learning how to do something as completely followed if every sheet music, particularly like when people ask me like, I was a classical violinist for years and when

why you're really? I was like a council level violinist until I was sixteen seventy years old and when people what will be the two methods. that I got restructure, nominal, Vietnam and the and Wendy? but ass. We will why? Don't you? Why can a modern music very much? I did because it's all energy and no craft you can. You can follow what Brahms studied for years. What he did and then he would go back into his own versions. rewrite his old version to make them better Beethoven spent time honing his craft even though the vision of Mozart, you know in our days these orders throwing off these Tunisia, Willy nilly, because you what with them from the time he was three Emily in the years to learn how to do this stuff and easier, something? In writing. I mean I've spent my entire literally mind heritage, life, writing, nonfiction and speaking about politics. When people say or how to get good at its new spending. Some out of time, doing it and get better at it, and What you see in the movies or you see, and music or reference, that's exactly right in politics. The fresh face

The energy, the matters ABC matters, tissues, energetic and music matters has its energetic in this new will be its great because maybe they're not There is one, but it shows such promised because at the end, and the message covers for everything. Even the ABC message about it doesn't matter what I'm saying is true. It only matters of its morally true. You certainly does not have to good movie. It only matters if its moral yes said relevant. I've got was relative, relevant moonlight. The r word for the best exam that is I for reasons I dont understand idle. ballet, I know I'm sure they're business by women dancing around applause but by what my wife glory was inactive, particularly when Martha benches in that society will not about him. I did this documentary which I won the world governmental them from this document. I don't know anything, about Bell. I don't care anything about ballet. I was glued to this thing. It's so good because you have increased Well, I was that was there was a complete oxides of crap because it was not a dancer he's people who

Vote their lives for very short, blanketed dancers. Last very long, and these last as much time as a second basement and the dodgers other than they did and you good that and then I watch on tv, the world championship of dads. I think it's called, and these are the the stances in the world- and they really basically kite music, video things and back they will be lost, which is one of the great measures are western civilization, you're the court in the same way the music? Well, I should I get asked more often than almost any other is for young Wanna be writers, they say. Is there a book? I can read it. We had a right to normal. Now I wish you know, there's a hundred bucks, but you have to read, write and all because before you know what you're doing you have to know what's been done, you have to learn the techniques everything has been done and if you throw it away, if you break the rules, you gotta know those rules. You have got to mine

This is the everything that we are talking about earlier. Is that knowing I mean this is true. an art as it is, and morality is, it isn't like the Chesterton rule applies Yoda. Indeed, the idea that you walking through the forest and you see offence in it I am sure we will have Willy nilly or should we assume therefore reason up where you can remove it. This is true, in music. It is true in politics, it is true and morality and destroying everything were a society that just assumes that if the fence was there it because it was a bunch of dead white males were patriarchal race, as you put it there, and so, of course, Not only should we remove because we don't know why is there we should remove because the people put it down or obviously more ignorant than we were because they lived in a time where people did all the stuff that we'd like Sorgen or remove it? And you see this in in film the violet. Fill a basic film law happens all the time. Like obvious things and people don't even notice it because they don't know what the rules were in the first place like it's, why the best art was always crafted within the ambit of rules. Shakespeare took place with a bunch of rules around him and so great a start over freedom rules. I am but get terrible. Why that's? What

basically teaches you when the aunt. I think this believed this is editing, craft is about getting rid of everything you don't need. because I rode out saying what is this: how did you get that? I, just the way the pieces of the reality that I dont need. Yet in order that our best that's completely lost in the whole idea of editing a shrinking down. You have movies now or everything's over two hours per week. I'll give you that if you hit the country, you hate the traditions you lose all that was annexation of innocent management without rules and rules and rules that that's a great pointed out that the editing point I can remember, last time I didn't seem of who I think it's like twenty minutes at all actual by actually by one exactly what Donovan they Donovan surprisingly minimalist some animals. And I even actually learned a lot about everything. I've learned about some making. I learned editing movies that I have made poorly because you can all claim that you sit in a room and you have it you

now interpret what you did on location, innovative. It's it's a complete new, Basically, this is all you have is not wearing a african hat and you gotta make most compelling sorry that you can so I didn't learn how to write for the screen until I, wasn't me at a ban, the first on that better I'd written that was shot, had a direct until sitting in the ETA Bay after the first on the right that I directed. I think that one of the things that I have served in young people, especially young people in Hollywood, is you know if you ve been out you're very long, It's just a matter of time till somebody knew your grandma back home and it came at the right off the bus. They want to know how they can be big and famous. You know like you're, going to be able to we find out the hidden, but but I have observed that many of them won't work on short. Films are independent films, so, guys when we got right to make their royal guys who went to film school who? Now, we're waiting tables and we would ask of hate. Come involve you know more about this than we did, and they wouldn't do it and they wouldn't it.

because in their mind, their first film is going to be. So and came in their mind there, the next big thing and they actually dont want and at that, because if they have to go make movie, it's not gonna. Be much better than my movie was ashamed of any of my movies, though, because I made them and then I learned something and I applied what I learned to make another movie, and I have a theory that, if you do that long, you will get better at it, but but this sort of aye aye dollar idolatry of Hollywood right. This allows people to come here and hide from who they are behind the belief of who they could be, but they won't actually taken steps to cross the distance between because that's where your actual life is that's where the truth about you, of course, is going to be really that's. That's Hollywood is part of their self see it's not. They're not had right, you're looking at this, seeing, how can I be part of this framework the film lonesome. Soldier in in in basic

did you join what I wanted to be part of something larger than myself. The sergeant says by sergeant once said may be part of something that's easy boy during the boy scouts being worthy of something bigger than you and the point you make. by the way, is really important until you have directed a film? Why You do not know. I don't care how much background you have that's when you learn. Oh my god, the things I didn't shoot, the inserts. I forgot the stuff I shot that I didn't need, the transition from the written page to watch. You should watch you at it very hard. Only learn that by repetition in Omaha today there is no repetition anymore and I thought that was what it last night was about it. I was talking about what's his name slightly, but that selfie behaviour This is me yeah, This is me making the Oscars part of my answer with a few things:

always admired, but Woody Allen was you. Ve never showed up for the ostrich, because he knew that the films were everything you know I need an end. You know he would go. He had banned that he play with, and he would say that's the night I play with my parents tat now we just got from play with about. I thought that's that's right because you're making the movie it might be funding or the Oscars at you. I must dissing people who do but to understand that the work is everything work is everything is that it is the first lesson you have two, because everything else everything else is trust in a minute is fun. it's not the first time I, when I was sitting next to a right behind actually Lauren but call Catherine Hepburn was over. There was really something you now large, the life ass. They got a guy there in short, pants. I dare say you know it's it's a selfie thing. You know like right up

but we are not making films where we die happened would like the green book. That's probably because I am deeply flawed. So let us learn legibly only more! That's not use a morally flawed by because I thought that was well made It was, on the other hand, Roma, reminded me no remember like Fellini early for briefly, teaching? Because I realized no one had ever seen- they didn't know what high noon was alliance, maybe a made surely films, we had voted on the money with learning has drafted a bicycle thesis that makes a copyright. The Juliet of Messina feels the other one was that I took Miriam came to charity Juliet of the spirits acknowledge that. and then so was- and it was a very interesting film- but I thought rather long and I I I don't know how

poster will look in twenty years on the wall of the academy. I'm just not sure, I'm not saying it was not a great film. I'm just saying I don't know by this. I mean you make on your way to beg. You re really making a good new laws for Fellini, certainly here, so I want to take a few more questions, our daily wire subscribers before we call it a night daily. Why dot com become subscribe, subscriber, give us all your money, not all your money does in fact, I'm gonna go ahead and say you. You won't hear this, I'm you happen to know, I'm a pastor, yes and as a pastor I want, because of JANET. Our people give me all of their money as a business man, a greedy, cold, hearted businessmen. I. we want you to give us money in exchange for a good or a service and the goods or services, sick with them, but rather that the pact, though, he later, what have you got in and get to see my pay? So please ask more questions than answers.

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Tv from nineteen. I never satisfied with your day let my gown with Iraq, girls, you all in there. I don't know better off one of em angrily drinks whose jerky goose drinking I'm not mad at you. I respect. I am I mad with an eye. I go rather the Oscars or wherever ate and drank this drink. This way they could do both. Let's have some questions you. If I really enjoyed this question for Veronica she wants to know. Do they feel that mash up like pride and prejudice ends on bees are disrespectful and what bash ups would you created as a fan of Mark TWAIN? I do think that its disrespectful so dinner great perfectly good son. With a bunch of tripe like pride and pleasure. Frightened tragedy should only be associated with zombies. When you roll up your copy in job, I'm right. Let us make sure that their till I am all in favour of all kinds of mashup,

comedy anything that makes me laugh on foreign diagonally imo. Unama, though, as I so often, and counter the prevailing treasure I do have a other people hijacking, other people's working, then using it for their own profit, meaning that meaning the present budget. The great work of art is really offer as entail any work like I was. I was like you, Jeremy, and that I've been really then I went back and I regret it knows that this is a decision she's, the greatest female right or whoever with a few moments I limiting living, has analysed, but but there are two ways we wanted, Sadly, we Jane Austen rather met someone out first of all, crazy reagents, Asians Jane, ass, bright ass? We re used to resolve that you just did it and and it's an all mankind Doria Shakespeare. He can do I like. That's all you can do what was it deserves? The Jane Austen Matthew, Derby, taking other people's workers, some guy and they put about DMZ who not noise, jars, music, yet one

people get me right, it actually together, music and put it on large rabies. I mean. Are you kidding? I owe it yet. That's one of the bunch of technology. Everyone is now an art. Ass, I wondered about it- may actually was the musical wicked, so so the work of L, Frank Baum, is First of all, let me know if you, if you go back and read the actual wizard of OZ books, there pacing The amazing bought anti just put that on its head and making it's a kind of a cynical thing about feminism or whatever it was about a it's great you're, old people Let me just go right. Your own stuff, like, if you can't be original, then then go then go modern age, modernization of a Shakespeare story like well. I'd story is like no one's gonna, regret that, because we all recognise the omission but to take the lead but had cut the heart out of another person story and then to re use it. So you can make money.

off it? It's it's early and original, and it seems like later as him to me. I mean have you. I have to admit that I agree with you in so far as I was when people right she calls to book as it is, and I bet that doesn't really do that with one with the wind. The hell are you are you? Are you Margaret Mitchell, because so we'll get another question I do want to quote Master TWAIN who once observed that one could make a perfectly good library out of any library a simple, a mission of the works of generating energy digging European hitting Arthur job. Malaysia. Give us one more. That's really bomber too, because I think Mark TWAIN is a distant cousin of mine with Elizabeth WAR and apparently, by early rate of a bear. Only one one hundred to be idle are a crystal Oh, I love the show. Silicon Valley was the last good show that she washed are there any other good conservative chose out there. So

the belly was its roof. This is terrific, might lead charges. The Basle convention coming back, saw them coming back from other season, and I could not be more excited then show is so who were conservative India's overshoot issue now enough, then that whole episode about the guy was afraid whose gave way to go about it started to demonstrate that we have just that. I have just been asked. I gather that shows great we could then, yes, bodyguard, just came out Netflix Bodyguard, yes, very good idea in its as it is concerned with you, you watched the end. I don't know what I'd say that things are definitely conservative. Ok, you closer together There's one that my wife and I are watching right now: call travellers, that's that's kind of conservative. The basic thesis of the show that the premise of the show is that sometime in the future. There some world ending a ban, and so they ve somehow harness the technology to send the consciousness of people from the future into the bodies of the present, but they can only pick. People were about to die

in the present today's they're not killing people. People die anyway by an there's, some really interesting stuff in that their summer, confirmed a warlike India's drought or chef junior. I think he's cute little tax is right. You you put sharp knives in their hands, but them over hot stoves and if they dont cuddies, send them to know that, I am sure that this would shocking and I'll make good advice. We're by noise flourish young Sheldon, which takes place in taxes. If you watch it, it is very respectful of those people off the phone. the burden of the mothers a comedy. And yes, yes, sir, but but the values and natural and in all of this shows a very interesting lay about self discipline, about I'd work about my mom, big bang,

very much wanted this is this is the reality cards or but live in this. But this is right, as my theory about about sitcoms generally, is that sitcoms inherently end up being conservative because again, their based on certain shakespearian tropes, everyone gets married at the end of the sick com and- The person who is supposed to be the villain is always the wise old man in the end product every character. You, like Archie Bunker, that being the hero of all the family. He supposed to be the village, the bronze interference in regular hosting the villain and he's the hero. The show outspeed Keaton was Roma. Talk to Gary Data Gilbert, who wrote the shown. I did my book and he said Alice became visible to be the villain of the show everyone's out behind because outspeed missing the only true things on the show and when he's not saying something true, because his father is informing him, it's not true, which is patriarchal. Isn't that work with the B b method of the sick com is to reinforce because your values, but he's damage in the United States recognises everyone. dahlias in the United States when it comes to family and home and Arthur inherently conservative course. It comes out there to make you feel comfortable, and so anything that makes you feel comfortable is not challenging those inherent values. It's real.

Forcing those inherit valjean making you feel comfortable in those values distributing around washed white famous were no one called fab. They're. Not not a me shakespearian my mind. I think the successful ones you right because there's a secret life, basically the bourgeois middle classes, was about Amy Goodman fire go to school, you get a job yet married, you have kids, raise them, that's how the system works, and if you do that, you will succeed, and ultimately, people in America's dynamite films about various his wife. I worked on Beacon Hill, which was the american version. Upstairs downstairs was never going to. Americans don't belong, adjusted and people are happily be servants and if we move ahead, we must follow the sequence followed. The sequence ultimately gonna be a conservative, at least one last question, but first a question from me to you. The thirty million dollar necklace from whom did you Bob

You know, I think that this came from. I don't know, maybe the insurance that I purchase through what is moving away from working for me, because it looks like we're those wonderful Rome. You know I was I was told it looked very Madonna, so you know both here we go swinging of thick Apparently, wroth and Rachel are subscribers to the daily wire because their last question of the night, they wouldn't do you think Theo Games are more reflective of american culture. I believe the your game awards had games that we're artistic unpopular while the Oscars offered you nothing. As a video game. Here I have to say I think there has been more innovation and video games in the last us go back twenty years, Then there has certainly been in movies. They definitely emphasise a kind of heroism and sacrifice in putting use afforded, encourage an end, central values and they create works of visual art our immersion in ways.

it has never been before and is actually unique, is actually the form is got some built in restrictions that Cuba, from being a good story, telling form visual art I think you're. There actually Rodya plan right now, I'm playing the deep blue three, which is a throwback to one of the first games that ever Let me up, I mean because I was there the for planning and lives there at the beginning and when the oblong came out, I found it in any case, we are not in any way, but when the oblong came out, I found it in a been, and I just like the cover and I took at home. I went oh, oh, this is a new thing and now they ve brought out this new version and it tells a story apps. Thirdly, just precision, speed and you're completely immersed in this world and is the first game I've been addicted to want on an absolute right to dupe of salt, rising to pray assassins, creed, yeah sure, because it once again. I learned from that is that video games

have been the cutting edge of nearly all the technological advancement in film. All new cinematic art is really coming out of these gamers. You know, sir. three days, and it's been a funny thing too, because they steal from The living dead and I'll make resident evil and then I'll make movies are resident. Evils has been kind of incestuous. I just played through only play about one game a year now and I just want to stand to gain by the first games that I fell in love with as a kid the legend of Zelda, though we address this new Zelda out and entered. I've got an attentive, justified here. It's great breath of the wild, its feathers. One of the most immersive games- I've ever played it. It's a real journey. A new kind of industry choose your own adventure,

where's like no two people who ever play the game will have the same experience, which isn't something I'd really encountered in the typical kind of games. I like, like years of war when I was talking about this infection, that their we're gonna have fiction. We could choose your path in this video games. That did that a language which is in the males waiting for cigarettes is supposed to erupt more ilusha. Thank you and thank you to all of our daily wire subscribers who shell out their hard, earned ten bucks to keep been Shapiro in everything, Harold he's very. Does this very well with the headline of thank you for my pleasure coming under showed a night, especially as a substitute for the gas that promises he was going to be here and then didn't show up Stephen prouder, but can't leave

Driver probably died from bringing out of a stupid bubbles, all the ashes of, as well as what has to be said that no one, I guess what I had thank you to the family of Michael, knows a separate. A terrible is better than what we lie feel absolutely awful. What we want. We lost a good where's, monseigneur, refined body. Would then, I will see you guys here and a couple of weeks being lap and three through applause,