Paul Sutton

Ah, what a day that was. With Ken Russell in Beverly Hills

@johnredwood Seat belts? In trains? It's not a jet plane doing loop the loop stunts.

After a dreadful train crash in my constituency when I was an MP I called for luggage restraints and for seat belts. How many more people have to be injured by flying luggage before trains have basic safety protections inside carriages?

@realsashastone I'm with Elliott on that one. Norhing in The Departed rang true.

People are re-evaluating Scorsese because Killers of the Flower Moon was so bad but The Departed is one of the best films ever made, Heat is great, too.

@Alexarmstrong True. The Manchester Man hasn't been fully exposed, which he will be within weeks of him taking power. A snap election could give him five years and-we-are-fucked.

A snap general election is coming. Mark my words. BUT it’s not good news for the right of British politics…

@TRobinsonNewEra At least the British government, particularly the Home Secretary, will keep quiet about it so they don't prejudice the trial ... Oh, I see she has already shot her mouth off.

Now it's my fault that a random Scottish man apparently attacked some Muslims? He literally said in the clip why he was angry, and allegedly he attacked 5 people? And his reasoning was about abhorrent crimes committed by your community, nothing to do with me or Rupert.

@ManOfKent15 @decoyposts Oh, give the French some credit. They despise him.

@decoyposts China, Ukraine, Pakistan. France. He’s squirreled millions to all of them.

When kier flees the uk. What country will accept him?

@jfkenney Damn. No wonder I'm unlucky in love. I can never get people's names right. 😪

@PaulSutton66 That's Jennifer Connelly, not Jennifer O'Neill!

Obscure YT of the day: David Carradine stars with Jennifer O'Neill in the aerobatics film CLOUD DANCER (1980), w/ Colleen Camp, Sam Bottoms, Hoyt Axton, Nina Van Pallandt, & Salome Jens. Link in reply:

@JasonBassler1 Because once a low-trust society is embedded, you can't get it back to being a high trust society without jailing all those who robbed it of trust.

Destroying a Flock camera is a felony and can result in 1-5 years in prison. How is a piece of plastic, a camera and a little circuitry worth years of a human life in the eyes of the state?

@DrPopCultureUSA @RushmoreLists And the best thing of all, is they are all great.

@RushmoreLists Jackie Coogan Jackie Cooper Jackie Gleason Jackie Earle Haley

Who belongs on the Mt Rushmore of people (real or fictional) named Jack or Jackie? Our four: Jackie Robinson Jack Nicholson Jackie Chan Captain Jack Sparrow Drop your Mount Rushmore below 👇 Who did we miss? Who’s #1 in your book? Let’s settle this! 🔥

@UkandNireland Starmer didn't have a "mandate" to do the damage he did. None of his crimes against the British people, from cancelling free speech, jury trials, ordering Digital ID, weaponising the police against native Britons, were in his "mandate".

A Snap General Election is coming very soon according to reports Burnham will be one the Prime Minister and have to call a General Election to get a mandate.

@decoyposts The Stalinist Heartland called The EU parliament.

@jailorete @SeeDeeMcLeod @Sb65gt Indeed! Fabulous record.

@PaulSutton66 @SeeDeeMcLeod @Sb65gt The chances of anything coming from Mars are a million to one they said woooaaaaaaaa

Decided to put a stop to being HARASSED by the TV licence goons and other nusence callers , no license needed here so do one BBC! Your right of implied access has been removed....... permanently 👍😁

@SBarrettBar 1. He hates Britain and British people. 2. Everything he says is a lie. 3. He doesn't know right from wrong.

So Keir Starmer needs to resign. We've known that for ages. What are your top 3 reasons for why Keir Starmer must resign?

@MinessotaFatBl2 @74frankfurt He loses half a mark for not using the words 'Ken Russell', which is what famously links Glenda and Oliver.

@PaulSutton66 @74frankfurt I can't get angry at someone who admires Oliver Reed and Glenda Jackson. Kerr was in badass mode.

Jim Kerr in the NME, 1981

@BasilTheGreat Please let it be I've packed my bags and gone, and not a BBC resignation where he will "stay in the job for just a few years more".

🚨BREAKING: KEIR STARMER HAS AGREED TO RESIGN Timetable will be published on Monday It's finally over

@HorrorPaperback Sorry I can by messages mixed. I thought you were talking about Danny Boyle. Yes, like all true artists Graham has a unique style (and pallette, or however one spells that art thing).

@PaulSutton66 His style is instantly recognisable. So good.

Classic poster for The Evil Dead by Graham Humphreys.

@HorrorPaperback Danny Boyle is very good. I didn't care for The Beach or the Indian one, but he is probably the best British filmmaker of his generation, IMO, excepting Lynne Ramsay of course.

@MinessotaFatBl2 @74frankfurt Yes. Philby was not England's greatest man. My excuse for Kerr is that Philby was then popular of sorts because of the play/film Another Country, with Rupert Everett, which made him a sympathetic anti-British-Establishment figure. Having said that the play/film came later.

@PaulSutton66 @74frankfurt Kim Philby?

@acdmma_ @joerogan All they need to do it ban Gane for 24 months and that will stop it. Deduct two points for the first eye poke and the problem solves itself.

🚨 The UFC are looking into changing their gloves to prevent eye pokes Trevor Wittman confirmed that Hunter Campbell reached out to him about potentially adopting his gloves The gloves are naturally curved to prevent outstretched fingers via @joerogan

@insomniaco13 It did. The comedy show helped. I was working at an amusement park, and I was skinny & ginger-haired and looked like Shaggy in Scooby Doo. A van was involved that had my DNA in it. The police did ask was I the parkl's caretaker. Really!

@PaulSutton66 Thank you for sharing this. Truly a horror movie like experience. I hope writing the book helps you in some way, and that it also allows you to create something meaningful from such a painful experience.

Me recomendaron mucho The Believers (1987), un thriller policiaco cuyo conflicto principal es la santería urbana. Me decepcionó porque considero que las diferentes historias no están bien conjuntadas. El director, John Schlesinger, mezcla de manera poco efectiva elementos de película de terror, de thriller de acción y de drama familiar poco convincente. No se puede sentar en la misma mesa que Angel Heart (1987) y The Serpent and the Rainbow (1988), pues. Y, de no ser por su reparto y sus valores de producción, estaría casi al nivel inframundo de Satan’s Princess (1990). Mejor sonaba “Santeria”, de Sublime, en mi mente, ya que perdí pronto el interés. La historia va de un psicólogo forense que se muda con su hijo pequeño a Nueva York después de la muerte de su esposa. Poco después de llegar, una serie de crímenes rituales con niños aterroriza la ciudad, y el hijo se vuelve un objetivo de una secta religiosa. -La atmósfera es buena, sobre todo en las escenas de crímenes y al mostrar objetos y altares relacionados con la santería; de la cual se aporta información interesante que ayuda a crear dicha atmósfera. Luce bien como thriller policiaco. -Martin Sheen y Robert Loggia tienen buena química y, aunque se nota que la historia no les convencía, siempre se muestran serios. Grandísimos actores, siempre. -El tercer acto me pareció forzado y un tanto absurdo, ya que, así nomás, el psicólogo se vuelve el centro de toda una conspiración ridícula, y ese personaje logra manipular mentalmente a un disque gran villano, además de participar en secuencias de acción tediosas. -Ya casi al final, mejor me puse a pegar estampitas del álbum Panini, y no estuvo mal: salieron Messi, Modrić, Son y algunas selecciones.