Comments on: 40’s Movie Stars: Better in Bed, Better on the Battlefield

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By: Goofy_Brained

Goofy_Brained — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 05:30:20 +0000

Don'g forget Hede Lamarr –

She saw a problem with our torpedo's during WWII. She brainstormed herself and invented and designed a new concept of code-hopping and form of spread-spectrum communication with guided torpedos during WWII… her work was kept classified during a lot of her career.. however today you can search google and see just how AHEAD OF HER TIME she was… (eg you use this new concept of communication in your Cell Phones)

BRAINY, BEAUTIFUL and PATRIOTIC… pay attention you current SNARKY WANNABEE's in Hollywood

By: JohnnyKnuckles

JohnnyKnuckles — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 21:25:36 +0000

Branagh rocks the St Crispin Day speech. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NA3gOST4Pc8&fe... The swelling music also helps.

One way to judge the performances is asking yourself which king would you follow into battle?

By: Neecie

Neecie — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 14:51:20 +0000

Until people start rebelling against these millionaire actors, singers, and ball players and stop paying for this junk, until people care more about the job they do as an entertainer than who they were seen with last night, we will be stuck with this mediocre entertainment and talentless performers.

As for me? Thank goodness for DVD.

By: Neecie

Neecie — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 14:50:31 +0000

No one has the talent of those true stars of old, because they are not interested in perfecting their craft. Acting, for the modern Hollywood “star,” is just that thing you have to do occasionally to get attention—and of course, lots and lots of money. They are more interested in going to parties and being part of the “in” crowd, than they are in just doing their job and making a good movie. However, this problem can only exist because a lot of the audience must share the same view. There is a huge industry built around celebrities—books, magazines, TV shows. Every news department has entertainment and sports sections which are more devoted to reporting on the “personal” lives of celebrities than it is on what these people supposedly do for a living. And audiences will go see any movie that certain actors or actresses are in, regardless of whether or not it is a piece of garbage. And that garbage will rake in millions and millions of dollars.

By: Neecie

Neecie — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 14:48:51 +0000

The problem with Hollywood today is the same problem that exists in all the entertainment fields: sports, music, theater, etc. The people who worked in the entertainment industry in the early half of the twentieth century did it because they were doing a job in a field they enjoyed. They had more talent because they had pride in what they were doing. They didn’t get paid millions of dollars just for showing up. They were expected to work. If they didn’t work, they got fired—just like normal folk.

By: Neecie

Neecie — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 14:47:36 +0000

It is amusing to me that Hollywood would blame “the introduction of color stripped movie stars of their charisma.” Yes, there is a magic quality in some black and white movies that just can't be achieved with a color film. We all must agree that Casablanca just wouldn't be the same in color. But that really only applies to certain types of drama. The old comedies and musicals would be every bit as funny and entertaining if they had been filmed in color. And some dramas, such as Gone with the Wind, would not have the same impact without the spectacular use of color. (Imagine Rhett's good-bye kiss to Scarlett as he goes to war without the dramatic orange sky in the background.) Alfred Hitchcock proved that you can create drama and suspense with or without color. The problem has nothing to do with the media.