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Q: If the obsolete actor James D. were still alive, how old would he be?
A: I don't know, but if there was a nazi who managed to get away with the Nuremberg trial against war crimes in WW2 and lived to be ninety-eight (98) years old then I wouldn't be surprised if there was some actor similar to the obsolete James D. who wasted his life being paid to act in the movie Barbie (2023), a movie that up until this point I had no interest in watching from start to finish on TV, but I noticed that the movie is pejoratively emphatic in the color pink, in the movie Drive (2011) he acted very well, there is also the relevant movie A Place Beyond the Pines (2013). Another urban, romantic, dynamic film, in the same "love 'n' hate" style is the film Baby Driver (2017).
Q: Would you like to experience what is shown in one of those films?
A: No, but they can be useful as a simulation of some reality, learning from the mistakes simulated by others. I can't even imagine how they manage to make really convincing simulations. Thinking about the subject of American language films, I concluded that: "Americans become human when they appear in movies." When they're not in those movies they're just American, not much beyond that, but they're not Japanese, not Korean, not Chinese.
Q: Your comment at the end of the previous answer could be broad and controversial in times of USA!, USA!, USA!, isn't that worrying to you?
A: ReaLLy? How much civilian arts-related equipment could be purchased for the cost of a Tomahawk missile? As far as I know, no one would supply weapons to another person without wanting something in return. Build to destroy, build to destroy, ... How many times?? How much is all that?? And what about my lack of future at NoFutureX?
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