Postings these got delayed and from now on I'm posting them daily and just updating the post. Especially since I've lost week three somewhere and am only now putting up week four.
Tuesday: The Ukraine article was very interesting, but that's really all I found captivating with today's issue. Well, no I take that back, the Nazi film history in theArts section was interesting. I kind of want to see Jew Suss now, especially after seeing how racist early American movies could be and compare it to German.
Wednesday: Scientists are working on defending their climate change research. I feel like I've read about this before. Independent movie that's hand drawn is pretty interesting. There's also a follow up article to the Jew Suss article I read before.
Thursday: Darwin "Foes" add Global "Warming" to the list. People should see both sides of each issue, is they argue. If so they should let people see the arguing views to why the earth isn't round, why the universe circles around the sun, and why we're all plugged into the Matrix. Some ideas, if not backed by blind faith, would surely be extinct like the Dodo.
Friday: Manohla Dargis gives a hard edge review for Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland which is a nice change to all the hype it's gotten just because it's Tim Burton, Johnny Depp, and well, Johnny Depp. I'm more intested in A Behanding in Spokane starring Christopher waken, which sadly is impossible for me to go and see.
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