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I have written two reviews of Allie Winegar Duzett’s new book How to Save America A Tactical Guide for Practical patriots. You can find my Amazon review of the book here and my review for Lunch.com is here.
No matter which review you choose, it is an excellent book at an excellent price by a remarkable young lady.
You can view my interview of A. E. Duzett for the Field guide here.
My review of the Schick Hydro 5 Blade Razor via the Amazon Vine program is available here.
This razor and review is the reason why you will not see my normal beard at Blogcon this year.
You really wouldn’t think a razor would draw 126 comments on Amazon would you?
My review of the Big Finish 8th Doctor Episode 2.2 Max Warp staring Paul McGann as the Doctor and Sheridan Smith as Lucie Miller is available at Amazon.com here:
Considering the posts this week about cars and hot rods this review fits in perfectly
As always you can pick this up at Mike’s comics. You can also listen to a trailer the adventure here.
My review of the 1915 silent movie Birth of a Nation one of the most famous American movies in history is available at Amazon.com here.
After you read my review read Roger Ebert’s from 2003: A peek:
To understand “The Birth of a Nation” we must first understand the difference between what we bring to the film, and what the film brings to us. All serious moviegoers must sooner or later arrive at a point where they see a film for what it is, and not simply for what they feel about it. “The Birth of a Nation” is not a bad film because it argues for evil. Like Riefenstahl’s “The Triumph of the Will,” it is a great film that argues for evil. To understand how it does so is to learn a great deal about film, and even something about evil.
I don’t have much use for Roger Ebert as a political commentator but his review of this movie is spot on. We can only thank God that for the good of society Michael Moore or Oliver Stone doesn’t have the skill or talent of D. W. Griffith.
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