I just read a news story that they are going to
make all these old movies available on the Internet. This makes me suspect
that we vloggers are going to get lost between Bette Davis and "Laurel &
Hardy". People, like water, seem to seek the lowest common
level.
I know that there are "great" old movies.
However, I have a special prejudice against them. I'm sixty-seven years
old. When I go to some gathering of men, especially gay men my own age,
they aren't talking about the new exciting "TransGeneration" documentary on
Sundance or offerings on the new (unique) gay cable channels like Logo or
"Here! On Demand".
No, they are talk about watching some old Bette
Davis movie to avoid watching Bush's acceptance speech.
So, I really hate old movies. "Old"
movies make prisoners of those unable to stay young and keep up with the
changing times. I shudder every time I meet an intelligent person over
fifty who still doesn't have a computer! (Shudder!
Shudder!)
There is too much "new content" in vlogs and even
on channels like Uncensored and Logo and Sundance that it is depressing to see
so many people become a "prisoner of their times".
May I die posting a new vlog for new generations
entering a new age!!
Randolfe (Randy) Wicker
Videographer, Writer, Activist
Advisor: The Immortality Institute Hoboken, NJ http://www.randywickerreporting.blogspot.com/ 201-656-3280
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