Movies? Inside Out (with the whole famdamily) and Paul Blart II (not great, not horrible, cost me $1.61 at redbox).
Books:
1. World’s Oldest Health Plan: Health, Nutrition and Healing from the Bible by Kathleen O’Bannon Baldinger
2. A Canticle for Leibowitz by Walter M. Miller
3. Collected Works of Willa Cather
Movies:
1. American Sniper
2. Sarah, Plain and Tall
3. Noah
The movie Noah was so awful, the less said about it, the better, although I did enjoy the scenes showing the inside of the ark.
Sarah, Plain and Tall and the stories of Willa Cather are about strong pioneer women in the 19th century. Yes, people did survive by the sweat of the brow, without cars or walmart or central air and heat. I loved these works for entertainment value, but also as survival resources. How people did things “back then” may come in handy in a possible grid-down future.
A Canticle for Leibowitz is just the greatest unabashedly Catholic post-nuclear dystopian novel ever, IMO.
The new Brad Thor, the new JL Bourne, Surge.
Ant Man, imitation Game, Taken 3.
Books:
Currently reading:
The Freedom Amendments - Mark Levin
Recently finished:
1984 - George Orwell
Animal Farm - George Orwell
Fountainhead - Ayn Rand
Atlas Shrugged - Ayn Rand
Castigo Cay - Matt Bracken
Foreign Enemies and Traitors - Matt Bracken
Domestic Enemies - Matt Bracken
Enemies Foreign and Domestic - Matt Bracken
Over past 3 months:
True books:
-Enemies foreign and domestic and
-Principles of Process validation: A handbook for professionals in Medical Device,Pharmaceutical,and Biomedical Industries. (sigh - looking for something to help at work, didn’t help)
Comics: Hex #s 1-5 (DC 1985)
Movies@theater:
- Minions
- Avengers, Age of Ultron
Movies@home:
- Road to Bali (Hope/Crosby)
- The Big Sleep (Bogart)
TV shows:
- Firefly season 1
- Star Trek Season 2 (original series)
- McGyver Season 1
Animation:
- Looney Tunes Platinum Collection
- One Piece (Anime - family bonding time 1 ep/wk)
- Fairy Tail (see above)