#David Blyth

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Without further ado...

We present the candidates for White Boy of the Year 2023! 🎊🎊 In no particular order, they are:

Robert Pattinson

Matthew Lillard

Tom Blyth

Travis Kelce

Cillian Murphy

Josh Hutcherson

David Tennant

Ryan Gosling

Timothée Chalamet

Jeremy Allen White

Jack Black

Kit Connor

Hozier

Nicholas Galitzine

Connor Swindells

Tom Hiddleston

As always, please read our disclaimer and pinned post. The bracket will be released tomorrow, and voting begins December 1st.

Best of luck to all our candidates and happy campaigning!!!

-Mod 🐛 and Mod 🌵

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The X-Files: Fight the Future (1998)

Director - Rob Bowman, Cinematography - Ward Russell

"Trust no one, Mr. Mulder."

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Coriolanus Snow & Lucy Gray | daylight

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Lincoln Crushing the Dragon of Rebellion

David Gilmour Blythe

oil on canvas, 1862

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What a cast.

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Infernally Yours - the latest 2000AD, on sale now!

The striking cover from "Azimuth" artist Lee Milmore for 2000AD Prog 2344, on sale now, will haunt you until you buy a copy, and there’s plenty of action and adventure on offer, too, adding to this issue's appeal

The striking cover from “Azimuth” artist Lee Milmore for 2000AD Prog 2344, on sale now, will haunt you until you buy a copy, and there’s plenty of action and adventure on offer, too, adding to this issue’s appeal. Especially, for me, Tom Foster‘s art on “Judge Dredd“, and Eoin Coveney‘s art on “Portals“, complementing a dark, unsettling script from John Tomlinson. It’s on sale now in all good…

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Bing Crosby-Ann Blyth "Top o´the morning" 1949, de David Miller.

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Guilty Conscience (1985)

When Anthony Hopkins hams it up in films like Transformers: The Last Knight and The Wolfman, you might forget how good of a performer he is. The man's won multiple acting awards. Guilty Conscience has some amusing twists and turns before ending on a “wan wan” note. This 1985 made-for-TV film would be wholly unremarkable despite its entertaining qualities if it weren’t for Hopkins' excellent central performance.

Wealthy criminal defence attorney Arthur Jamison (Anthony Hopkins) has been having affairs for years and his wife, Louise (Blythe Danner) has finally had enough. She wants a divorce - which will cost him big. With his knowledge of the criminal court system, Arthur begins planning his wife's murder.

In many ways, Guilty Conscience feels like a play. The bulk of this story shows Arthur setting up the murder, committing it, and then the whole thing revealing itself to be a fantasy. Then, he deconstructs his crime with the help of his own “devil’s advocate” (also played by Hopkins) to plan a fool-proof scenario. The film is almost entirely set in his living room. The only other significant characters are his wife and his mistress, Jackie Willis (Swoosie Kurtz). This could easily be adapted for the stage except for the awkwardness that would come from Arthur constantly talking to himself from two different sides of the room. This script gives Hopkins a fantastic opportunity to showcase how devious and charismatic he can be. He radiates a sinister intelligence as he casually plans his wife's demise and crafts two wholly different people just by changing his tone of voice and putting on a different outfit.

The film is fun for darkly relatable reasons. Anyone who’s watched enough true-crime shows has thought “those people were amateurs; I bet I could do this murder business better than them”. Not that you’d actually do it, but you think of all the steps you’d take if you did. We’ve all played the game Arthur is playing and since it’s a movie, it’s all perfectly innocent fun.

As amusing as the film is, the cheeky ending is a letdown. There’s a point where it could end and it would be dark but not darker than the rest of the film. Then, it keeps going so we can have a needless twist. Pick one or the other, not both. I also have to criticize the film’s title, which is AW-FUL. “Guilty Conscience”? What guilt? What conscience? You will find neither here, and if the second character Hopkins is playing is Arthur's conscience, it sure does a poor job dissuading him from killing his wife; all it does is say “It wouldn’t work that way, try again”.

There are plenty of fun twists throughout Guilty Conscience. Although there is one too many, this dramatic crime mystery thriller will keep you wondering what’s next and what you would do if you were in this situation. This kind of picture would be a perfect rental or a great bonus movie to include as a bonus in a “Best of Anthony Hopkins” box set. (Full-screen version on VHS, June 17, 2021)

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Man in a Suitcase: Sweet Sue (1.7, ITC, 1967)

"Oh, you're a detective! A cheap, prying, flat-footed peephole specialist."

"I'm not cheap."

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Throwback Dreamcast:

David Ford as The Baker and Blythe Danner as the Baker’s Wife in Into the Woods.

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Bad movie I have The Mummy 1959

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