I quite like it too, although climbing up all of those stairs to see what’s inside might not be worth the effort. What’s inside?
Nazis should not be dealt with subtly.
It’s not how I pictured me either. Especially since I wasn’t there at the time.
I think it also might be the first “Shakespeare but in a different setting” film, being shot in 1956. It’s a loose adaptation of The Tempest. Even the Broadway version of West Side Story came out a year later. The film didn’t come out until 1961.
Edit: No, that apparently goes to Strange Illusion, shot in 1945. It’s a loose adaptation of Hamlet- https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0038126/?ref_=ls_t_12
It’s also one of my all-time favorite movies. I’ve watched it at least a dozen times. We wouldn’t have Star Trek if it wasn’t made.
So you think literally the only way to show you don’t tolerate Nazis is to punch them? No other possible route than getting in a fistfight?
You’re not very imaginative in that case.
Furthermore, considering I have never been in a fight, as I said, do you think I would be successful if I got into a fight with a Nazi?
It has nothing to do with tolerance.
I’ve never punched anyone and I don’t plan to start.
They probably should have gone with the last sentence instead of the first.
Considering what happens when things get interesting and Rod Serling is around, I’d say they should consider themselves lucky.
I think it is very unlikely that you know him. And certainly not as well as I do since, you know, I grew up with him.
That’s probably because you don’t know my brother.
I didn’t say there was a problem with him owning a skull. Other than how he’s weird about it, I mean.
I was talking about this company. I don’t even know how he got it. For all I know, someone who died willed it to him.
Is that what is happening though? And I would say that you should be made aware that is what will happen before you agree to donate.
For one thing, there is very little evidence that most other animals have any sort of reverence for the dead.
Because I think there are living people who care about the fate of the bones. You don’t think there are lots of people who would object to such things? There are.
This isn’t theoretical. People are criticizing museums for having the bones of slaves.
We’re Jewish, so that is not the case here. It’s because he’s a super weird person.
That’s another thing I don’t want to know: how much my brother paid.
It’s not just about you. Your partner or parent or child or sibling might care.
I’m flattered! I’m not single, but maybe my wife could be talked into stuff…