Something I only learned of recently is that a potpourri of full-length movies are available for free on YouTube. If you come across any you particularly like, please do let the rest of us know in this or a future Reader Tips. For those in the mood for something more musical in nature, here are a few clips of Mes Aïeux, a terrific group from Québec. The video was shot while they were performing live in Vancouver during the 2010 Olympics.
Your spectacular insights are welcome, as always, in the comments.
Brian Lilley and John Robson have just agreed with just about all I’ve been saying about the lack of manners of today’s “youts”.
Yeah, guys! And yeah all of us, as Brian Lilley says, “fuddy duddies”!
(Sorry, I don’t know how to link this segment of Byline: Mississauga Matt?)
quebecois NDPiste, I’m going to neuter your hate. I love Conrad Black.
Here’s the link, lookout, to Brian Lilley and John Robson discussing the importance of manners:
http://www.sunnewsnetwork.ca/video/featured/prime-time/867432237001/cell-phone-decorum/1021311120001
‘No mention about why yout’ are so rude: No one’s home. It takes a parent (often a mom) to civilize a child and far too many kids are in substitute care. No one should expect a daycare worker, baby sitter, or nanny to civilize their child. That’s the parent’s/parents’ job and too many of them are AWOL.
I like Conrad Black too. He has his faults, like all of us, and is not perfect like Heather Malice and Jack the John.
The Internet Movie Database also has a few links for some whole movies online. I found Mikey and Nicky when looking at Peter Falk’s page.