Richard Wagner. And people still flock to see it.
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Heh!
Actually if I ever had the opportunity to see the whole thing — and could afford it — I'd jump at the chance. I've watched it all on video (I did a course on RW for my Masters) and wasn't remotely bored. I mean when else are you going to see/hear music played on ten tuned anvils? That's some seriously heavy metal man.
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Did I mention yet we're watching The Good Place on Netflix? Ted Danson plays an angel and Kristen Bell plays a self-absorbed shit-head who get sent to heaven by mistake, but wants to stay so decides to become a better person. It's very good. Short little 22-minute network episodes.
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Originally posted by hobbes View PostI found it hit a brick wall around ep3 or 4 of season 3. I just totally lost interest.
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Today I finished The Innocent Man series on Netflix. Very recommended. Those that are caught up w/ Making a Murderer can experience a couple of similarly questionable convictions.
I lived in Oklahoma during these crimes and trials and Dreams of Ada was the first book I read to clearly show the absolute power of interrogating police detectives. Later my dad turned me on to John Grisham's The Innocent Man which likewise, shows the Ada police department acting criminally (I will say no more on the subject).
And on to a completely different genre and time period, just watched The Bishop's Wife w/ my mom -- an excellent film and message.
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I'm watching a documentary on HBO about the 2008 financial crisis that offers a new perspective on what happened. Here's more information about it, if anyone is interested: https://tinyurl.com/ViceSpecialReport
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