Maia
Jedi
Have seen the movie Simone several times, because this movie fascinates me, as I see this being done by Hollywood all the time.
Happened upon a star once in a Seven Eleven at 3AM one morning years ago and she looked nothing like she was "suppose to look like" and I mean nothing - I asked the cashier afterwards, if it was who I thought it was and she stammered, still awestruck, yes, but added what I was thinking, "wow, simply amazing what make up can do, she looks just like one of us, doesn't she."
Now, I watched the cashier card her so she did see the license. And it really is fascinating how much makeup and the right angles can significantly change a person's physical looks.
We're getting close to technology now where
Getting back to this movie: I found it a very significant movie because it hooks in with how certain individuals, (Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus, Cher, Madonna, etc) are taken and "created, almost formed and shaped" by Hollywood (research Jordan Maxwell's meaning of holly wood.
Simone showed how easily people can be manipulated into a mob frenzy by an idea more than a actual person.
Happened upon a star once in a Seven Eleven at 3AM one morning years ago and she looked nothing like she was "suppose to look like" and I mean nothing - I asked the cashier afterwards, if it was who I thought it was and she stammered, still awestruck, yes, but added what I was thinking, "wow, simply amazing what make up can do, she looks just like one of us, doesn't she."
Now, I watched the cashier card her so she did see the license. And it really is fascinating how much makeup and the right angles can significantly change a person's physical looks.
We're getting close to technology now where
Getting back to this movie: I found it a very significant movie because it hooks in with how certain individuals, (Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus, Cher, Madonna, etc) are taken and "created, almost formed and shaped" by Hollywood (research Jordan Maxwell's meaning of holly wood.
Simone showed how easily people can be manipulated into a mob frenzy by an idea more than a actual person.
