Introducing ‘For Conservative Movie Lovers’

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A thousand years ago in Cairo, surrounded by ancient pyramids and the ghosts of lost civilizations, the great Arab scientist Alhazen conducted a peculiar optical experiment. Building on observations made by Aristotle thirteen centuries earlier, he first constructed a room, one completely shuttered from the light of the outside world, as dark as death. He then cleverly lit the space around the room with an array of bright lamps. Finally, he punched a single pinhole into one wall, just large enough to let a small beam of lamplight bleed in.

Alhazen confirmed that if you entered such a room, and sat in the darkness until your eyes had ample time to adjust, and then followed the beam of light emanating from the pinhole to where it splashed onto the wall opposite, you would be privy to an amazing, almost magical sight. As you watched, shapes and colors would begin to coalesce. Familiar forms would appear. And eventually, when your eyes had acclimated enough, you would be staring at nothing less than an exact upside-down projection of the outside world, perfect in every detail. Alhazen marveled at this, and gave the experiment an evocative name: Al-Bayt al-Muthlim, translated by later scribes into Latin as camera obscura — The Veiled Chamber. (more…)

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Tags: Al-Bayt al Muthlim, Alhazen, Andrew Breitbart, Aristotle, camera obscura
Posted Oct 16th 2009 at 6:43 am in Classic Hollywood | 24541077 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/lgrin/2009/10/16/introducing-for-conservative-movie-lovers/Introducing+%27For+Conservative+Movie+Lovers%272009-10-16+13%3A43%3A44Leo+Grin

10 Reasons Why Pastors Avoid the Culture War

As far as I’m concerned, a silent or waffling pastor in today’s paranormal climate is unnecessary. I don’t care how much the minister likes kitty cats, candy canes, and if he cries at Celine Dion concerts. Look, Voiceless Vicar, if you’re not currently in the middle of this crucial cultural squabble, pointing out what’s putrid and cheering on what’s proper, then you’re Dr. Evil in my book. 

Given that the culture-dividing issues, thanks to Obama, are more obvious than Joan Rivers’ last lip implants, it is mind-boggling to me that many ministers are mute or side with parties, policies and principles that are antithetical to the Judeo-Christian worldview. I don’t know if you got this memo in seminary but pastors are not only supposed to salvage souls but also build the good society. 

In some kind of ascending order, it seems to me there are 10 reasons why pastors and priests avoid political and intense cultural issues and thus aid and abet evil:  (more…)

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Tags: belief, Bible, Culture, Pastor, Religion
Posted Oct 13th 2009 at 5:05 am in Culture, Entertainment, Featured Story, Religion | 244958263 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/dgiles/2009/10/13/10-reasons-why-pastors-avoid-the-culture-war-doug-giles/10+Reasons+Why+Pastors+Avoid+the+Culture+War2009-10-13+12%3A05%3A33Doug+Giles

Race, Race, Race

Race is once again the biggest issue in America.  Kanye stealing the mic from Taylor, the school bus beating, Joe Wilson’s scream in Congress, ACORN scandals, the Cambridge cop and lastly, CIA-investigating Attorney General Eric Holder calling us all cowards for not talking about race.  Race cards are flying all around us on a daily basis.  Duck!

Let’s talk about race for a moment.

This morning I saw a video of a school bus filled with primarily African-American kids cheering while a white student is beaten to a pulp.  Already the police are saying race had nothing to do with the attack.  Oh really?   So a white kid being beaten has no racial undertones yet Joe Wilson’s inappropriate scream of “You Lie!” is solely about race?  Why, certainly. Just ask Maureen Dowd. (more…)

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Tags: Culture, Joe Wilson, Maureen Dowd, Obama, Politics
Posted Sep 18th 2009 at 10:46 am in Culture, Politics | 225902102 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jromano/2009/09/18/race-race-race/Race%2C+Race%2C+Race2009-09-18+17%3A46%3A51John+Romano

Do The Warhol—Part 4: The Manhattan Project of the Culture War

When preaching to the choir, one directs one’s lessons to those who already agree.  Conversely, those who otherwise might listen and gain something useful get nothing.  More on that as this inter-connected series of observations comes to an end.

American Icon: “If you want to know all about Andy Warhol, just look at the surface of my paintings and films and me, and there I am. There's nothing behind it.”

Vast, determined, highly successful forces and superior technologies dominated the theaters of WWII prior to America’s entry into the conflict after Pearl Harbor in 1941.  The Manhattan Project began in August of 1942, a couple of months before General George Patton invaded North Africa.  Character, strategy, and tactics played as large a role in dealing with Panzer and Tiger tanks as did Patton’s Shermans, of course, because firepower alone was insufficient in itself.  But the defeat of one totalitarian threat by 1945 was not apt to make much difference in taking down another in a place where school children were being trained to fight to the death for the Empire— with sharpened sticks.  The Manhattan Project, through funding, research, experimentation, design, development and production, met the challenge and made the difference. (more…)

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Tags: Art, breitbart, capitalism, consumer culture, Culture
Posted Jul 26th 2009 at 6:55 am in Art, Classic Hollywood, Featured Story, Politics | 18482232 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/sgraves/2009/07/26/do-the-warhol-conclusions-the-manhattan-project-of-the-culture-war/Do+The+Warhol%E2%80%94Part+4%3A+The+Manhattan+Project+of+the+Culture+War2009-07-26+13%3A55%3A12Scott+Graves

Do The Warhol—Part 3: The Velvet (Underground) Revolution

“They say time changes things, but you actually have to change them yourself.” —Andy Warhol

"I adore America and these are some comments on it. My image is a statement of the symbols of the harsh, impersonal products and brash materialistic objects on which America is built today. It is a projection of everything that can be bought and sold, and practical but impermanent symbols that sustain us." —Andy Warhol, 1962

Americans love rebels, even without cause or clue. Enough hip, smart, young people who are tired of having their faces and futures pushed into to sewage of bad ideas, pointless existences, and totalitarian ideologies, with strong support and encouragement, could really make a difference in the world. In contemporary context, they would be true anti-heroes, rebelling against the brave new world of ersatz freedom and the all-powerful fascist state, against crushing conformity and the annihilation of the rights of the individual.

Such things can and do happen.  Some might say they happened in the nineteen-sixties.  And they did—in Czechoslovakia. (more…)

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Tags: anti-communism, Charter 77, cold war, Culture, Gerald Ford
Posted Jul 25th 2009 at 10:57 am in Art, Classic Hollywood, Politics | 18150215 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/sgraves/2009/07/25/do-the-warhol%e2%80%94-part-3-the-velvet-underground-revolution/Do+The+Warhol%E2%80%94Part+3%3A++The+Velvet+%28Underground%29+Revolution2009-07-25+17%3A57%3A10Scott+Graves

Do The Warhol— Part 2: The Cult(ure) of Personality

“In fifteen minutes, everyone will be famous.” —Andy Warhol

Andy Warhol also spoke that jewel of wisdom, presumably demonstrating a sense of humor in referring to his most famous quote.  Or was it, perhaps, prescient, albeit unintended foreknowledge?  Pity he’s not around to toy with Twitter.

Bridge as visual metaphor, Media as bridge, Pittsburgh.

Looking back at Part 1, we considered a couple of insights into Andy’s Pop Life with the aim of solving some problems surrounding Mr. Breitbart’s incisive assertion that conservatives must come to terms with popular culture, and more, use it to advantage, or fail catastrophically in countering the negative effects of said culture and restoring public confidence in fundamental ideals.  Narcissism, amorality, and an attitude of entitlement, as examples, speak poorly to the future of democracy, while the virtues of valuing others, the practice of ethical discernment and choice, and the elevating ideas of individual liberty and self-reliance are greatly to be desired in the body politic, and traditionally set America apart from typical “statist” governments around the world.  Evidence abounds of the former set of attitudes in common currency as reflected in pop culture; the latter set, highly prized by conservatives, goes sorely wanting for attention in movies, TV, music, etc. (more…)

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Tags: "The Good", American Exceptionalism, Blair Witch, celebrity, Culture
Posted Jul 24th 2009 at 6:56 am in Art, Classic Hollywood, Politics | 18009821 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/sgraves/2009/07/24/do-the-warhol%e2%80%94-part-2-the-culture-of-personality/Do+The+Warhol%E2%80%94+Part+2%3A+The+Cult%28ure%29+of+Personality2009-07-24+13%3A56%3A06Scott+Graves

Do The Warhol—Part 1: The Business of Vision

Your correspondent, as absorbed by the Warhol Museum, 117 Sandusky Street, Pittsburgh, PA.

A dance craze— like “freaking”— it is not, but rather, a point of view.

Back in January of this year, Andrew Breitbart announced “Big Hollywood’s modest objective: to change the entertainment industry”.  The announcement is as important as it is radical, assessing the power of Pop Culture in shaping global attitudes and standing athwart contemporary assaults on Western values, yelling, as did William Buckley in 1955, Stop.

Ask yourself: Is a vision of the world that is contrary in almost every way to the prevailing cultural paradigms a difficult “sell”?  Given this is always so, how is such a challenge overcome? (more…)

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Tags: Andrew Breitbart, Art, artists, classical liberals, Conservatives
Posted Jul 23rd 2009 at 6:56 am in Art, Classic Hollywood, Politics | 17912639 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/sgraves/2009/07/23/do-the-warhol%e2%80%94-part-1-the-business-of-vision/Do+The+Warhol%E2%80%94Part+1%3A+The+Business+of+Vision+2009-07-23+13%3A56%3A47Scott+Graves

Moonwalker: The Difference Between Achievement and Artifice

This month marks the 40th anniversary of Apollo 11 and Neil Armstrong’s giant leap for mankind.

Mr. Armstrong is still alive, and, as far as I know, in good health.  But alas, one day, like all of us, Armstrong will shuffle off this mortal coil.  When he does, his passing will no doubt be news – it will lead on all of the broadcast and cable news programs, and decorate the front pages of the daily papers.  He might even for a brief moment replace The Chosen One’s smiling visage on the covers of the etiolated news weeklies which grow thinner in size and substance with each passing week.

But will millions tune in to watch the funeral proceedings from across the globe?  Will thousands descend into the streets in tears, inconsolable at the loss?  Will there be a sports arena filled with famous and non famous mourners, gathered to celebrate his life?  Will models and preachers and sports stars proclaim his heroism? (more…)

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Tags: Apollo 11, Culture, Michael Jackson, moonwalk, Neil Armstrong
Posted Jul 14th 2009 at 8:38 am in Celebrity News | 180978177 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/mpatterson/2009/07/14/moonwalker/Moonwalker%3A+The+Difference+Between+Achievement+and+Artifice2009-07-14+15%3A38%3A47Matt+Patterson

Whoopi Goldberg and the Separate Reality

Good day, Class.  Some of you have asked what schedule of course work is required to become a Doctor of Separate Reality.  Please understand that this is not a PhD, though like many degrees of that type in many fields, is utterly pointless and without value in the workplace.  It is only indicative of mastery of numerous absurd and esoteric concepts, most of which are virtually unknown to the entire population of the planet.

Attainment of a Separate Reality sheepskin entails direct experience of consciousness as it existed prior to the imposition of Failed Nineteenth Century Beliefs upon the collective mentality of Humankind.  And, like Napoleon taking the French Crown from the hands of the Pope and settling it upon his own brow, one must confer the honor upon oneself.  Tanning the hide of one’s own sheep is no easy task either, as there are many other animals, mostly bipedal, which are easier to fleece. (more…)

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Tags: Culture, humanism, romanticism, Smoking Gun Presents: The World’s Dumbest, whoopi goldberg
Posted May 21st 2009 at 11:17 am in Celebrity News, Politics | 136222One Commenthttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/sgraves/2009/05/21/separate-reality-separate-checks/Whoopi+Goldberg+and+the+Separate+Reality2009-05-21+18%3A17%3A15Scott+Graves

Seeing Voices, Hearing Faces

Okay Class, today’s Lecture is on “Text and Subtext”, that is to say, for those of you who managed to make “A”s in all your Language Arts classes without actually learning anything of value, the lecture is about Stated and Implied Themes and the ways and means by which a reader or audience is involved in what is expected to be one message while actually being inculcated in another, or various other, messages.  Be sure to take notes as otherwise your lives will be solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short, and most especially in the likely event that, having taken said notes, you never look at them or think about the points therein again.  Take it from a Doctor of Separate Reality.

We begin, as we often do, with “things we fail to realize”.  First, regardless of the extent to which we have absorbed a kind of reflexive, “hip” atheism in our lives without giving it any thought whatsoever, we have still grown accustomed to the idea of Vox Pop. The meaning of this term has undergone various insidious transformations over time, and especially in contemporary culture, which, yes, we fail to realize.  Vox Pop is short for the Latin, “vox populi” and originates in the phrase, “vox populi, vox dei“, or, “the voice of the people is the voice of God”.  Stop groaning and considering the threat of lawsuits as we are not talking about a Supreme Deity, except as metaphor for the ceaseless demands of particular populations to be given anything and everything they want at any time, preferably at the expense of others.  When the group wearing “Che” t-shirts stops cheering and stomping their feet to the tune of “We Will Rock You” we will continue.  (more…)

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Tags: bias, cape fear, cheney, Culture, journalism
Posted May 17th 2009 at 11:33 am in Entertainment, Politics | 132746No Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/sgraves/2009/05/17/seeing-voices-hearing-faces/Seeing+Voices%2C+Hearing+Faces2009-05-17+18%3A33%3A25Scott+Graves

Political Correctness Must Die

In the early 20th century Marxism seemed like a good idea to many of the poor and downtrodden the world over. It hadn’t yet resulted in the untimely deaths of more people than all the wars of the 20th century combined.

Even so, radicals then were as annoying and crazed as radicals now. So the people weren’t universally jumping on their bandwagon. The Marxists couldn’t flip governments without the masses. So they worked on a system to undermine unity in society. The old adage “United we stand, divided we fall” was on their mind. They had to divide the people in order to tear society apart and remake it their way. Thus, political correctness was born.

This documentary does an excellent job of telling its story. PC is designed by German Marxists of the Frankfurt School to destroy Western culture. (more…)

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Tags: Censorship, Culture, leftism, marxists, political correctness
Posted May 13th 2009 at 3:18 pm in Media Criticism, Politics | 1317387 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jhudnall/2009/05/13/political-correctness-must-die/Political+Correctness+Must+Die2009-05-13+22%3A18%3A32James+Hudnall

To Form a More Perfect Union, Hollywood’s Taking You Out of the Equation

Return with me now to the days of yore, when frothing left wing loonies exhibited some semblance of knowledge and didn’t just spew bizarro diatribes, as exhibited in the recent Garofolo rant. I hearken back to an era of bi-polarity (no, not the mood swing/disorder, lithium kind) but to the 1980’s, when the Good Guys (USA and western society) and the Black Hats (the Soviet Empire and their captured lackey governments) squared off to contest ways of life and global spheres of influence. 

It was a simpler time. Our external enemies were easily identifiable: they were blatant in railing against capitalism, freedom of speech, belief in God, individual accountability, and love of country, while pleading, teary eyed, for pro-government wet-nurse-ism (Soviet-style socialism). Their domestically deranged fellow travelers, the unhinged adversaries of the Founder’s Constitutional principles, were relegated (correctly) by voters to minority political power status, and were as effective as a brace of quacking ducks.  (more…)

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Tags: Big Brother, Culture, Dictator-chic, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac
Posted May 4th 2009 at 4:55 pm in Entertainment, Politics | 1259704 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/mzimmerman/2009/05/04/to-form-a-more-perfect-union-hollywoods-taking-you-out-of-the-equation/To+Form+a+More+Perfect+Union%2C+Hollywood%27s+Taking+You+Out+of+the+Equation+2009-05-04+23%3A55%3A11Marc+Zimmerman

Every Man Has A Right to the Left (and other revisionist neo-proverbs)

Iowahawk hit the paremiology on the head with his collection of proverbs last week, aptly enlightening American audiences about the truths and practical precepts of various Third World tribes, whose proverbial collective experiences are infinitely more liberating and inspiring than those of the so-called Dead White European Males (DWEM) – the useless inventors of an offensive culture with dull, dysfunctional proverbs.

Yet we would like to offer a small correction. The above view utterly disregards the recent progress made in our culture, most recently allowing the Western civilization to catch up with the more advanced tribes of the multicultural community. Obsessive revisionism and self-loathing, sacrificing the individual to the collective, consolidation of power in the hands of a strong central government, and the cult of a godlike leader have rightfully made us an equal member among the wonderfully diverse Third World countries. Miracles abound. One of them is the spontaneous supplanting of the misleading ex-proverbs of the shameful past, with correct neo-proverbs that properly reflect the current truth in accordance with the regularly updated political context. (more…)

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Tags: Culture, economic recovery, humor, iowahawk, Obama
Posted Feb 4th 2009 at 8:08 am in Entertainment, Media Criticism, Political Humor | 398789 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/redsquare/2009/02/04/every-man-has-a-right-to-the-left-and-other-revisionist-neo-proverbs/Every+Man+Has+A+Right+to+the+Left+%28and+other+revisionist+neo-proverbs%292009-02-04+16%3A08%3A42Oleg+Atbashian

Part II: 10 Clichés That Must Die

If you read part one of this essay, you know I hate clichés and stereotypes. They’re the products of hack writers, lazy minds, and innate bigotry.  Part one was about how Hollywood looks at “conservative America.” That is, anything to the right of them is “conservative.” Part 2 is mostly (except for #1) about how they look at themselves and society.

You see, art is a statement, even commercial art. It’s a kind of message, even when the message is stupid. Because all stories are an argument about something. Any story that doesn’t have a point is just a waste of time.

When people talk to you, they’re telling you a lot about themselves, without even realizing it. In the subtext of what they say, they tell you how they see the world. It’s rare that people say exactly what’s on their mind, they usually say it in a roundabout way.  (more…)

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Tags: cliches, Culture, hollywood, sterotypes, writing
Posted Jan 26th 2009 at 12:04 pm in Media Criticism | 28257113 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jhudnall/2009/01/26/10-more-cliches-that-must-die/Part+II%3A+10+Clich%C3%A9s+That+Must+Die2009-01-26+20%3A04%3A52James+Hudnall

Television: The Vast Wasteland

In 1961, John F Kennedy’s FCC chairman Newton N. Minow gave a speech to the National Association of Broadcasters which is still cited today. You’ll understand why when you read the money quote:

When television is good, nothing–not the theater, not the magazines or newspapers–nothing is better.

But when television is bad, nothing is worse. I invite you to sit down in front of your television set when your station goes on the air and stay there without a book, magazine, newspaper, profit and-loss sheet or rating book to distract you–and keep your eyes glued to that set until the station signs off. I can assure you that you will observe a vast wasteland.

You will see a procession of game shows, violence, audience-participation shows, formula comedies about totally unbelievable families, blood and thunder, mayhem, violence, sadism, murder, western badmen, western good men, private eyes, gangsters, more violence and cartoons. And, endlessly, commercials–many screaming, cajoling and offending. And most of all, boredom. True, you will see a few things you will enjoy. But they will be very, very few. And if you think I exaggerate, try it.

Sound familiar? Aside from the dated reference of station sign offs, this is pretty much what you see today. Except now we have over 200 channels.

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Tags: advertising, Culture, media, Television
Posted Jan 14th 2009 at 6:00 am in Entertainment, Media Criticism | 1676138 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jhudnall/2009/01/14/the-vast-wasteland/Television%3A+The+Vast+Wasteland++2009-01-14+14%3A00%3A06James+Hudnall

Andrew Breitbart, Reason’s Matt Welch and Adrian Moore Discuss Politics and Culture in Obama’s America

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At Reason Goes Hollywood, Reason magazine’s 40th anniversary bash held November 14-15, 2008 in Los Angeles, Reason magazine Editor in Chief Matt Welch led a discussion with Reason Foundation Vice President of Research Adrian Moore and Big Hollywood’s Andrew Breitbart about what’s next in politics and culture in Obama’s America. Approximately 60 minutes.

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Tags: Adrian Moore, Andrew Breitbart, Barack Obama, Culture, Democrats
Posted Jan 12th 2009 at 2:05 pm in Media Criticism, News, Politics, Video | 164614 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/ngillespie/2009/01/12/andrew-breitbart-reasons-matt-welch-and-adrian-moore-discuss-politics-and-culture-in-obamas-america/Andrew+Breitbart%2C+Reason%27s+Matt+Welch+and+Adrian+Moore+Discuss+Politics+and+Culture+in+Obama%27s+America+2009-01-12+22%3A05%3A18Nick+Gillespie

The Point Of A Story

At the dawn of mankind our ancient ancestors huddled around campfires and told stories to entertain each other. But the smarter ones realized there was a way to make the stories more effective for the audience. And that was the origin of storytelling technique.

Any artist wants their work to be appreciated. And most artists want to leave a lasting impression. In order to do that, you are either naturally gifted and can do that through your instinctive performance, or you can do it through an understanding of the driving forces that make it happen.

Most people fall into the second category. That does not make them lesser artists. Even the people with natural talent can improve it by honing their craft and learning new tricks.

Where all this falls into the realm of this discussion centers around what I call the point of a story.

Think of it like the business end of a sword. If a sword is dull, it has less a chance to do its job effectively. Of course, most of us writers don’t want to hurt anyone with our work. We want to entertain. Enlighten, if possible. But some have lost track of why they’re doing this. Whether intentionally or not, they are hurting people with their fiction. They are doing harm. Their sword is being put to bad use.

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Tags: Culture, fiction, storytelling, writing
Posted Jan 12th 2009 at 6:01 am in Entertainment | 1431333 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jhudnall/2009/01/12/the-point-of-a-story/The+Point+Of+A+Story+2009-01-12+14%3A01%3A58James+Hudnall

“Behind All that Phony Tinsel is the Real Tinsel”

So spake Oscar Levant.

Comedian Fred Allen had another great quote: “You can take all the sincerity in Hollywood and stuff it in a gnat’s navel and still have room for three caraway seeds and an agent’s heart.”

Hollywood is well known for its off screen characters. Its vicious producers who treat their staff worse than slaves. Its drug addled celebs who are always checking in and out of rehab. Its fake wannabes who tell you how wonderful you are while they hate you in their mind. It’s a place known for the carpet of eggshells its minions must tread lightly on. And even the most powerful can fall from grace if their company’s stock slides or a big picture bombs.

No one is really safe there. So fear is the true king of Hollywood. Or make that Emperor with a capital E.

In such a climate it’s not surprising that many there have extreme personalities and beliefs. They look to strange religions and philosophies to sooth their worried minds. It’s bad enough that most of us mortals only have to worry about our jobs and our health. In the ‘Logan’s Run‘ reality of La La Land, you’re “old” at 35 and a senior citizen north of 40. As ridiculous as that sounds.

And the place is noted for its lack of faith. While there are many religious people there, they don’t want to admit it unless it’s a religion that’s not part of any Christian orthodoxy. Can’t have that. Christians are seen to be equal to Islamist bombers, or worse, rednecks! Yes, this is a belief held by those who think Kaballah Water and E-Meters are the height of rational thought.

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Tags: attitudes, Culture, hollywood, leftism, trends
Posted Jan 9th 2009 at 8:18 pm in Media Criticism | 1269720 Commentshttp://bighollywood.breitbart.com/jhudnall/2009/01/09/behind-all-that-phony-tinsel-is-the-real-tinsel/%22Behind+All+that+Phony+Tinsel+is+the+Real+Tinsel%222009-01-10+04%3A18%3A49James+Hudnall