Allegations. Now, i wont even introduce myself by my name anymore. I get nervous when i bump into someone i know in the Grocery Store who says my name. Im worried about who is listening. I get nervous when i have to give my name for food orders. Im always concerned of who is around me. Ive lost my name, and ive lost my reputation. Ive lost my sense of security. A lot of threats, wishing death upon me. Telling me that, you know, im ill be in jail with my mother. Saying things like, be glad its 2020 and not 1920. Were a lot of these threats and vile comments racist in nature . A lot of them were racist. A lot of them were hateful. Giuliani conceded in a court filing last month hed made false statements about freeman and moss. He failed to produce any evidence in the Discovery Portion of the case, which led to the judges Defamation Ruling here. Freeman and moss said the ruling brings them one step closer to rebuilding their lives. Spokesperson for giuliani says he has been, quote, wrongly
bits that are just. . .stupidly funny. also, it s the kind of film where, which, in the middle of a shoot out, a character turns to another character and goes, they re shooting at us. and you go, i know! i can.that s what the banging noise is about! and then gravity gets inverted because the moon is near and the sea becomes the sky, and then the helicopter s underwater and it s like i can t decide which movie i want to make, i lljust make all of them, i lljust make all of the movies! and i. well, i m booking my ticket. fantastic! here s the thing if you see it, see it on the biggest, stupidest, loudest, dumbest screen possible. it is not a film to be watched in miniature. it is a film to be swept over like a wave of idiocy! well, i m not often speechless, but i am now. 50, um. you lljust have to tell me what you think is best out, cause. amulet. ahh, i haven t. this is not it s not a horrorfilm, jen. you didn t go! you didn t do my homework.
now, you can see from that, i mean, it s an extraordinary performance of extraordinary personality. i mean, the nails, the eyes. everything about them. a credit to a lot of make up artists on this film. apparently she spent several hours in make up every day, because there s also prosthetics work. the way thatjessica chastain described it, she said it gave her a long runway every day to build up to the performance, because it s a big performance. the story is really fascinating, not least because if you don t know it already, the fact that she went from being somebody televangelists generally come from the evangelical religious right, which we all know a lot more about in the more recent years, but her embracing of people with hiv/aids and her becoming an lgbtq icon is really not what you would ve expected. i think her performance is great. i think the rest of the movie isn t as good as her performance.
yeah. you think, well, there s a woman who knows knows her own mind. so, there is really interesting tensions going on in that story, and i think her performance embodies it, but the film itself just felt oddly kind of slightly flat in comparison to her central role. i think that s true. i think it s an interesting story. she s great. oh, i m not meant to say, really, you could wait till it s on telly. i m not meant to say that, am i? it s a film, it s made for the big screen, but that s kind of how i felt. but actually, no, i kind of agree with you. i think it wouldn t lose anything on the small screen, because maybe the whole thing about televangelism, it being televisual, maybe that is kind of the point. so, you know. but her performance is great and it is a stranger than fiction story. absolutely. so it does hold your attention, yeah. yes. so. jackass forever. now, this is a decade afterjackass sd, and 20 years after the tv series ended with the first feature film. so that was the
televisual, and maybe there s a kind of thing going, because obviously, i mean, it s based on a documentary, and in a way, it s kind of nothing can match up to the fact, you know, fiction has a hard job of keeping up with fact. and maybe there is a point being made that because it s about televangelism, that it being televisual kind of makes sense? i thought she was great, i thought the film was ok. what did you think? i thought she was fantastic and i spent it s interesting you talk about documentaries, because i spent most of the film of thinking, god, this would make a fantastic documentary and then came out and read a bit more and discovered there had indeed been a documentary! and i suppose that s where you re right to say it s televisual because i thought, is this just because i m a journalist or i spent the whole thing thinking, well, i d actually really like to see lots of archive footage and interviews with her kids and that s what i would really like to see now. it is