Wednesday, February 08, 2006

Hollywood Christian is 100% Genuine Guy

Man, I just read the most incredible interview of Hollywood insider and set designer, Eric Roemheld! The interviewer is Kent Curry, Chief Editor for ninetyandnine.com, the premier apostolic e-zine out here in Netland. Roemheld has designed sets lately for Mr. and Mrs. Smith and has worked on many other big budget films. His honesty is his greatest asset, I believe, after reading his testimony in An Apostolic in Hollywood.
For an insider, his views on movie watching are refreshing, as the guy has an amazing standard for himself and what he allows his family and himself to view. I feel cleansed by simply hearing this fresh voice and perspective on the film industry. Check it out today.

Excuse Me, But There Was a Glitch...
Today, for some reason, this blog o' mine had a major glitch going on. Pardonnez-moi, s'il vous plait. After a two-week hiatus, I did a 24 at the firehouse yesterday, and the bits and pieces of TV that I saw seemed to be innundated with two-guy scenarios. In the Brokeback Mountain sense of the phrase. My first impression of the TV was that there is much female skin flashing around on every channel, selling everything from Burger King Whoppers to toilet paper. God, please wash my brain and I will not yield to the flickering-blue light of the hypnotizing monster. It's everywhere it's everywhere—RUN FOR YOUR LIVES CITIZENS!

A Quick Survey
Take a wild guess at the census of race in America. Write down your guess of what percentage of each race is nationwide and in your own state. Now go to the U.S. Census site and compare. How did you do? Amazing, isn't it? How far you were off? I was off?

Questions, comments, concerns? Please feel free to E-mail me!

2 Comments:

At 10:19 AM, February 09, 2006, Anonymous Anonymous said...

You know? I think you have an attitude towards TV. My suggestion is to line up 10 of them, pull out the old shotgun and fire away (while they're on). Sort of a Rambo-meets-the-TV-section of Best Buy, however don't actually do this in Best Buy. Use whatever imagination you have that hasn't been drained by day-time TV talk shows. Afterwards pull out Les Miserables, by Victor Hugo, and seclude yourself in the mechanical room of the fire house and see if you can rewire the portions of your brain that have atrophied due to the plug-in drug.

 
At 2:41 PM, February 13, 2006, Blogger chantell said...

Just a question, but why do people who leave critical comments wish to remain anonymous? If you dish it out, you gotta be able to take it.

 

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