Blue Caprice (2013)

I’m a Washingtonian and I remember this like yesterday. I remember being on lockdown in high school because of a kid that got shot up the street from us. We were all terrified.

I, Sniper (2020) — a doc series about these fools was good. This movie was weak overall.

The DC snipers were black? That’s odd… On TV commercials (and they appear in 95% of them for some strange reason), they’re always so peaceful and friendly. Voices of reason speaking perfect English. Providing wise financial advice and marketing complex insurance products. Never wearing dreadlocks or weave. Going on camping trips in luxury SUVs with their smiling, white spouses and well-behaved, light-skinned children. Living in spacious mansions in upper-class neighborhoods. Meticulously trimming their hedges and waving to their white and Asian neighbors. Singing and dancing in their modern kitchens while preparing healthy, vegetarian meals. Meanwhile, ALL the criminals on home security commercials are white.

Who remembers the horrific Beltway sniper shootings which left 10 dead and 3 seriously wounded in the Washington, D.C. area in 2002? I remember a friend of mine who lived in Maryland telling me how he was afraid to leave his house at the time. Was it really necessary to bring back up all the horrible memories? The American-based, French director, Alexandre Moors certainly thought so. Moors’ approach is to explore the relationship between the two killers, the adult John Allen Muhammed and his teenage partner in crime, Lee Boyd Malvo, avoiding any sensationalistic aspects of the shooting spree. That’s a good thing, because what is the point of rehashing such tragic events that brought so much grief to the families of the innocent victims? Moors approach is psychological. But is there enough meat to the story to keep us interested and perhaps gain insight into what drove these psychopaths, to do what they did? In Moors’ narrative, Malvo is abandoned by his mother in Antigua where Muhammed just happens to be vacationing with his young daughters. Muhammed saves Malvo from drowning in the ocean and they quickly bond. The only problem is that Muhammed never saved Malvo and it was both the teenager and his mother who met Muhammed and she left him in his care. So the angle that Malvo bonded with Muhammed because he owed him his life, does not hold any weight. After Muhammed brings Malvo back with him to the United States, we basically figure… Read more »

Just a fyi… as a black person. Online racism is more deal-with-able. You’re to cowardly to express yourself as such in person. The deficiency in your skin literally turns red at the idea that I’m right about who you are in your white red faced ways. Your ancestors were such scum Europe said get tf out! So basically, you act like that cause you’re literally and factually the spawn of the people they didn’t deem fit to stay in their society. You come from peasants & riff raff. You steal everything, kill everything, & you hate everyone cause we all ARE better than you. All races ARE better than white people. Medicine, foods, technology, advancements, and culture all come from every other race because you are unoriginal. You are lazy. You are sad so you feel the need to inflict it on others. Remember, no matter what you say to crawl under people’s skin like the parasites y’all ARE, it doesn’t change reality, history, nor the truth. Truth is, Caucasians are the parasites of the earth & the human “race.”

Just watched SPF-18 which has to be ranked high on the worst film charts. Went to see what others felt and this one IMDB person is worthy of re-quoting there intro.. My Eyes and Rectum are Bleeding. However have to say SPF-18 entertained me more than B-Cap.

I think this would be a wonderful opportunity to pause for a moment and give thanks for the great contributions of the black community to our society. Their peaceful and generous nature make them ideal neighbors, lending testimony to their exceptional family values and parenting skills unrivaled by any other culture. Their commitment to academic excellence enriches our schools and serves as an example to all who hope to achieve prominence as a people. Real estate values are fueled by the mix of African Americans into an area due to their caring and respectful nature of these communities, an example of all they have achieved through their enthusiasm for self-improvement by hard work and a self-reliant can-do nature. Without their industrious and creative drive, we would be poorer as a nation.