Well that takes me back.

I’d debate the “highly skilled” part.

cha-ching!

cha-ching!

That’s a lie, Lazar works for the Greys.

Functionally, trying to cross many miles of roadless desert has the same effect.

Or possibly, the man is a kook and a grifter.

So he’s not all bad?

So he’s not all bad?

People got into fights because they couldn’t get a chicken nugget sauce that a cartoon told them was good.  

Well, this is a conundrum. Using my go-to assumption that Bob Lazar is a either a loonie, a grifter, or both and everything he says is a lie.. there must be a bunch of aliens and alien tech at Area 51.  

Mainstream stuff is always mostly garbage, it’s made by morons for morons and it seems to be getting more moronic all the time.  But what do I know, I’m just a cranky old moron. 

Dammmnnn Zod!

Technically, I’m a boomer.  I was 20 in 1980. “The 80's” were pretty much a boomer creation. Hell, most of the original punks, new wavers and hip-hop folks are older than me. Most film and literature of the 80's was made by boomers.  

Now there’s a comedy, two pilots trying to make one working F-14 out of the moldering remains at the boneyard. “Hey Maverick, where does this thing go?”

The earliest thing I can remember him in is a episode of The Avengers.  He’s amazingly good in it, just so excited and happy to be creepy evil.

The desert would stop them. There is at least 20 miles of rough desert between where the pavement stops and the base perimeter actually begins. There are literal mountain ranges between where the public can drive to and where you can even see the base. All the cammo dudes need to do is block the few roads and let the…

Intense weirdo is James Woods bag. Cruise is “intense midget action-hero”.

Or at least “Demolition Man”.

This “good actor poorly served by his/her project choices” discussion seems vaguely familiar. Didn’t we have a long discussion about this back in the pre-kinjaoclypse era?