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Welcome Renegade Nation it’s me Naughty Nicole and it’s time for another Renegade Review. And this time around, we’re focusing on a movie I expected to mostly like and ended up well… mostly liking. Now, I acknowledge I’m an easy mark for exactly this type of movie: When a movie opens to lost islands, hidden civilizations and “Hollow Earth Theory,” chances are fairly good I’ll be one of the first in line. Now, if said film also decides to include a giant monster? Well, you better believe, I’m totes on board. So you can imagine how I was salivating like a horny teenage boy getting my first look at boobies when I found out Kong: Skull Island was coming out.

Much like The Lord of the Rings is Fantasy Nerdvana, well; Kong is… that’s right, you guessed it, King of the monster movies. And my tiny, black, dork heart was all a twitter when I found that this wasn’t going to be a repackaging or sequel to 2005’s Peter Jackson attempt (and Mr. Jackson gets a complete pass on that one, because well, Lord Of The Rings) – but this is rather a complete rebooting of the franchise to fill our geeky hearts with its big-ass apey goodness. Now admittedly, when Gareth Edwards’ Godzilla hit the big screens in 2014 the two major complaints were that 1) there wasn’t enough monster action and 2) the human characters barely registered onscreen. And three years later, Kong: Skull Island emerges to correct at least one of these issues outright.

I was very much onboard with Kong: Skull Island – I mean it’s not a great file, but it’s a really good one. Most important of all, it delivers on the premise – it’s well directed, the cast is performing admirably, and it’s clear well before we get to the obligatory post-credits scene that the world-building is seriously lacking, but this movie holds it together for one hell of a creature feature. The movie itself doesn’t drag or rush to cram in too many set pieces, which puts it heads and shoulders above most of the other big FX-drive blockbusters we’ve been prone to lately. And it didn’t hurt any that the theatre I went to had recliner seats and served alcohol. But the film does run into some problems on the human level, but there’s no way to accuse this adventure story of skimping when it came to the awe-inspiring monster battles.

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Welcome Renegade Nation it’s me Naughty Nicole and it’s time for another Renegade Review. And this time around, we’re focusing on the abortion that has Hollywood patting itself on it’s back for being the moral center of America… Moonlight.

How do we become, well… us? Are we puzzles? A mosaic of who we are from birth, with that picture being revealed a little more day by day, piece by piece? Are we clay? Are we shaped and molded and fashioned by age and experience, until we become something we never would've guessed? Or, are we both? These are the questions Moonlight looks to answer, and quite honestly, falls short. Now that’s not to say the movie isn’t riveting or compelling, but I began my journey with this movie not quite knowing what to expect, and by the end, I was left with only one question… What the F**K did I just watch…

Chiron was born into Miami's mean streets although the movie doesn’t really hint this until about 1/3 of the way in when you can see a police squad car. His mother is a crack addict and his father is nowhere to be found. The movie starts when Chiron, or as they call him, Little, is roughly 10 maybe 11, after all, he is… well, little. He's a quiet boy in a loud world. He's soft in a place of hard. He's different: and Everyone sees it.

Welcome Renegade Nation it’s me Naughty Nicole and it’s time for another Renegade Review. And this time around, we’re focusing on the frivolity that is La La Land. Now I’ll admit that up until the most epic of Oscar faux pas, I didn’t have any inclination to see La La Land – or even Moonlight for that matter, but since the Hollywood Elites are patting themselves on the back, I thought maybe we should see what all the fuss is about… right?

But the shine is coming off of La La Land. Various marginalized communities – women, African Americans, and jazz lovers – emerged to take the film down a peg. And what ensued was an all-out war waged mostly on Twitter between fans and the movie’s detractors. While it might seem odd that a movie as guileless and nostalgic as La La Land – which draws as its inspiration from the classic musicals Singin’ in the Rain and The Umbrellas of Cherbourg – has provoked such ire, this is the pop cultural world we live in. Every piece of art is now politicized and parsed for its problematic elements. These complaints may take some of the joy out of a film intended only to entertain, but they also reveal vital perspectives that have been hidden for too long from our white-male dominated discourse.

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Hi Renegade Nation!  This is Everly Isbe and this is Connecting the Dots.  On today’s show I’m talking about a very interesting interview done by Greg Hunter, of USAWatchdog, with Clif High – the founder and creator of “Predictive Linguistics”.  Clif analyzes major data across the interenet, based on the emotional content of words to predict upcoming events.  The data from his February 2017 report suggests that this coming week – mid-March – is going to get really chaotic.  As if it isn’t already!  I hope you find what Clif High and Greg talk about to be as interesting as I did.  The range of subject matters include the attempts to take down Trump’s new administration, the pedophilia investigations and ongoing arrests as well as what is happening in the financial sector with Bitcoin and the precious metals markets – and things are going to get crazy throughout this year and beyond.
As always, thanks for listening! – Everly Isbe

LINK:
Clif High interview by Greg Hunter:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXFJUAf9afA

Today's Show: The timing of WikiLeaks latest document dump, exposing the CIA, plays right into President Trump's allegations of wiring tapping Trump Tower. Also, a real solution to affordable healthcare is simple, as long as we get real about who is actually driving up the cost. And, we expose the communist origins of International Woman's Day. Listen to The Ryno Report LIVE, Monday-Friday on Renegade Talk Radio