Bechtloff Podcast Live with Artistic Layman

TheBechtloff’s Youtube

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClQPwGSqpatKM-NZJ_DGfhw

Love Has No Value

A response to "Diversity & Inclusion – Love Has No Labels"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnDgZuGIhHs

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James White responded to the ad too:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-eUsjNH93ck

James White's Channels:

https://www.youtube.com/user/AominOrg

https://www.youtube.com/user/DrOakley1689

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http://www.artisticlayman.com/

Just saw "Strange Magic"

This movie is what would result if “Epic” and “Moulin Rouge” survived a head on collision with George Lucas.

Despite the incredibly detailed modeling and animation there is not much else in this joke of a song-catalog musical. What’s really annoying is that there are little elements of good peppered throughout the film but there isn't much payoff to them. It also doesn't help that the established songs used such as “Can’t Help Falling in Love” and “Wild Thing” are more obnoxious than memorable.

“Gnomeo and Juliet” is a much better version of what this was suppose to be in more ways than one; since “Strange Magic” was apparently inspired by “A Midsummer Night’s Dream”.

Divide, Conquer, and Control is the Plan of the Party

Just saw “Left Behind”

If you can get past the made-for-television quality it can actually be engaging.

The main goal of this movie, and the book series that the movie is based on, was to illustrate what the rapture might look like and how the remainder of humanity would deal with the situation; basically a more realistic version of “This Is The End” with Seth Rogen. Unfortunately it is still bogged down by limitations that most faith based films suffer from; low production quality and sermonizing dialog just to name a few. Nicholas Cage however does liven things up with his usual off-beat personality that any lesser actor would have made too stoic.

Not the best attempt but I did leave the theater curious about what would happen next.

FrontPageMag.com Cartoon

A Cartoon: The Death-Wish of Islam-Denial

Frontpage Editor Jamie Glazov and illustrator Luke Kruse have joined forces to depict the taboo truths about the Unholy Alliance between the Left and Islam. Below is their first production:

Just saw “The Equalizer”

A fun action movie whose main purpose is to say Denzel Washington is awesome.

As cool as it is to have a good guy be near-perfect its just so hard to make him/her interesting except during the moments of violence that contrast his/her kindly behavior. Denzel’s character is a man who’s past is revealed over time but it’s never really used to give the story more depth, most of which is already established in the beginning by referencing The Old and and the Sea and Don Quixote books the man is reading. Fortunately the action scenes are great and there is a awesome last fight which makes up any short comings of the film.

There could have been more to this but that would get in the way of saying Denzel Washington is awesome.