NEW: The man who lit himself on fire outside of Trump’s trial in NYC has been identified as Max Azzarello.
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The eyes are the window of the soul…
(top) Donald J. Trump; (middle) Jeffrey Hunter as Jesus H. Christ in King of Kings (’61); (bottom) Robert Ryan as John the Baptist in same film.
I’m glad that David Fincher has spent several months restoring as well as upgrading certain aspects of Se7en…cool. I’m also glad that this effort has yielded a 4K Bluray that will pop on 5.3.
I’m sad that I can’t be there for today’s special TCM Classic Film Festival screening, but if a NYC screening happens between now and 5.3, perhaps Fincher will let the cool kidz know or put them on an invite list or something?
I sadly understood when Vietnamese monks burned themselves to death in Saigon in the ‘60s, and I sadly understood when Norman Morrison self-immolated in front of the Pentagon in 1965.
But I don’t get why a guy has gone up in flames outside the building in which Mango Beast is being tried for illegally paying off Stormy Daniels and Susan MacDougal.
Maybe the burnt toast guy is some MAGA wacko, protesting the prosecution of his Lord and Savior by the Deep State?
If so, I’m thinking of a scene in The Godfather, Part II in which Michael Corleone is given pause over that Fidel Castro supporter who blows himself up and takes a Batista army officer with him. I have a bad feeling about this.
GRAPHIC:
Man sets himself on fire outside the courthouse at the Trump Trial in NY.
This MADNESS MUST END!
This entire sham trial is ripping our nation apart and causing mass scale, demonic chaos.
The left wants chaos. https://t.co/4NToi6rahr
— Mike Crispi (@MikeCrispiNJ) April 19, 2024
Okay, forget the MAGA wacko theory.
If Nancy Sinatra says no, perhaps her sister Tina feels the same way?
Anyone with any respect for the biological reality of Francis Albert Sinatra as he walked the earth in the early ‘50s would find the proposed casting of the too-tall, too-wide-faced Leonardo DiCaprio in Martin Scorsese’s Frank-Ava biopic to be absurd.
World of Reel’s Jordan Ruimy caught this first.
Variety’s Tatiana Siegel, posted on 4.17:
HE agrees with Nancy — the proposed Leo–JLaw casting doesn’t cut it:
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