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I recently had cause to read the inquest into the murder of Tara Brown, handed down in Jan. It's an incredibly sad, depressing, infuriating thing to read, and at several times I was reminded of u/cranialbone who has shared her story here over time. I haven't kept up with it all, but despite thinking myself to be progressive, supportive of womens issues, aware of the violence they experience, I still found myself at times thinking "ah she's just being dramatic, it can't be that bad". I'm not proud of those thoughts and I'm not sure I really even believed them, but if you had similar thoughts, I'd recommend reading the inquest findings.
Warning that they are graphic, and probably quite traumatising especially if you've been a victim. But they are also a very factual way to understand how horrifically QPS is failing women in need, and how often there has been opportunities to arrest violent behaviour, and yet no one really cares until she's dead.
Inquest: https://www.courts.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0010/664057/nif-brown-t-20210127.pdf
Sorry for the downer post, but this is a very real issue that continues to repeat itself, and for every woman dead, there are countless more in ongoing abusive relationships being failed by the police, who are so regularly championed here.
According to the inquest all recommendations have been adopted by QPS, I'm sceptical but hopeful that there will be any real change to how the victims are treated. Given the treatment of the officer who leaked the DV victims address, and the ABC report on officers willingness to cover up DV within their ranks (https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-10-19/police-in-australia-are-failing-to-take-action-against-domestic/12757914?nw=0) I feel justified in that view.
I feel like a big step towards change is acknowledging this is a systemic issue, reading that inquest helped me understand that.
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Summary:
Twenty-five years after the original series of murders in Woodsboro, a new Ghostface emerges, and Sidney Prescott must return to uncover the truth.
Director:
Matt Bettinelli-Olpin, Tyler Gillett
Writers:
James Vanderbilt, Guy Busick
Cast:
- Neve Campbell as Sydney Prescott
- Courteney Cox as Gale Weathers-Riley
- David Arquette as Dewey Riley
- Marley Shelton as Deputy Judy Hicks
- Melissa Barrera as Sam Carpenter
- Jenna Ortega as Tara Carpenter
- Dylan Minnette as Wes Hicks
- Jack Quaid as Richie Kirsch
- Jasmin Savoy Brown as Mindy Meeks-Martin
- Sonia Ammar as Liv McKenzie
-- Rotten Tomatoes: 75%
Metacritic: 61
VOD: Theaters
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Tara calls a russian girl a "little jumping machine" or something to that effect like she did in 2017
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Johnny will point out a skater's UR or shaky jump technique and it will not be called at all by the tech panel and/or still end up with positive GOE
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Constant shots of Nathan doing absolutely nothing (sitting on the ground, listening to music, walking around) right before the ad break
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Overly long explanation about how Jason doesnt usually land any quads right before maliciously implying he stole a spot from a skater who does
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An attempt at framing this olympics as a "redemption arc" for Nathan since he did poorly in the SP at the last Olympics, while putting the same amount or greater pressure on him to win as the media did in 2018
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Harping on Mariah's age while also giving her the ice princess treatment
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Critics Consensus: The fifth Scream finds the franchise working harder than ever to maintain its meta edge -- and succeeding surprisingly often.
| Score | Number of Reviews | Average Rating | |
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| All Critics | 80% | 70 | 6.90/10 |
| Top Critics | 70% | 23 | 6.60/10 |
Metacritic: 65 (28 Reviews)
Sample Reviews:
The new "Scream" may be the first horror movie that turns the mockery of fan service into its own fan service. Is it fun? Mostly, yes. - Owen Gleiberman, Variety
Seriously over-indulges in self-referential cleverness, to the point of undermining the actual scare factor. - David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter
A horror movie, through and through. It's also a small-town drama. It's also a vicious and spot-on commentary about some of the more repugnant fads in the modern entertainment hellscape. It's also extremely funny. - William Bibbiani, TheWrap
Even afresh batchof newcomers can't keep the staleness from creeping in, although the new "Scream" nicely mines modern movie discourse in a way to justify its own existence. 2.5/4 - Brian Truitt, USA Today
The new "Scream" stabs and jabs at our memories of the original and creates some bloody fresh twists of its own. 3.5/4 - Richard Roeper, Chicago Sun-Times
The new creative team effectively taps into a quarter century of real-world affinity from fans for some clever meta commentary within the film. 3/4 - Zaki Hasan, San Francisco Chronicle
It stumbles by the end - these movies always do - but by bringing itself full circle, it stands as the best "Scream" since the original. B- - Adam Graham, Detroit News
It does little but reference the previous films (this is the fifth in the franchise), but it does so in smart, fun ways. 3.5/5 - Bill Goodykoontz, Arizona Republic
Over two hours, Cinco de Scream-o lumbers along with routine kills and few surprises even when it makes lame attempts at shocking us. 2/4 - Johnny Oleksinski, New York Post
I have to admit that there is some watchable gonzo humour to this fivequel (though I hid under my seat for the violent bits.) 3/5 - Peter Bradshaw, Guardian
The whole cast are game, bringing the same fresh-faced, cool kid energy that's been the common denominator of every past Scream star... And the film finds plenty of ways to deliver fresh and funny scares. 4/5 -
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Tara Brown is no Peter Greste. 60 Minutes commits crime for a headline. Australian journalism reaches a new low. Australian journalism works in a bubble, isolated from the world and so has no respect for the laws of other nations. Tara Brown & 60 Minutes deserve no accolades or respect, yet how many will high five them & pat them on the back when they return. They're no heroes.
I don't want to step on anybody's toes here, but the amount of non-dad jokes here in this subreddit really annoys me. First of all, dad jokes CAN be NSFW, it clearly says so in the sub rules. Secondly, it doesn't automatically make it a dad joke if it's from a conversation between you and your child. Most importantly, the jokes that your CHILDREN tell YOU are not dad jokes. The point of a dad joke is that it's so cheesy only a dad who's trying to be funny would make such a joke. That's it. They are stupid plays on words, lame puns and so on. There has to be a clever pun or wordplay for it to be considered a dad joke.
Again, to all the fellow dads, I apologise if I'm sounding too harsh. But I just needed to get it off my chest.
(Sorry for my bad english)
I know it seems kinda silly to start explaining the meaning of such a Beatles song. But this song was talked so much that it stopped being named, and it has so much meaning to me that I wanted to express it. Maybe all of you already have their own interpretations about this song, but I would like to give mine anyway.
"I read the news today, oh boy About a lucky man who made the grade And though the news was rather sad Well, I just had to laugh I saw the photograph"
"He blew his mind out in a car He didn't notice that the lights had changed A crowd of people stood and stared They'd seen his face before Nobody was really sure if he was from the House of Lords"
Oh boy, it already starts with an "Oh Boy". Why do we even read the news if all we are gonna give is a sign of being worried. Yeah, maybe we have to read/watch them because we actually need to, but that's not the case here... maybe.
It was about a man who blew his mind out in a car because he didn't noticed that the lights had changed. Such a terrible news, but the narrator just to laugh, after all, what can we do? After all the stuff we read on the news nothing really matters any more, everything creates such an impotence that we just don't care
Then a crowd of people stood and stared. Although this phrase will be useful later, we can still analyze it now. Nobody was really sure, but they all thought the one who was driving the car belonged to the House of Lords (The car crash was actually inspired from the accident of Tara Browne, related to the House of Lords, although maybe many of you already know about this). What I find so interesting about this phrase is that it shows how even when you have a "big role" like belonging to the House of Lords, and even after making the grade, you can still die so insignificantly as in a car crash, and this is why everyone is so amazed. Imagine: If someone that important and relevant dies, what could happen to you? Or to anyone?
"I saw a film today, oh boy The English Army had just won the war A crowd of people turned away But I just had to look Having read the book I'd love to turn you on"
Although this could have not meaning at all because I think it was about John's role in the movie "How I Won The War", I have some interpretation for it. The English Army had just won the war, such a good news! Still people don't seem to care, they turned away. They prefeer staring at a car crash rather than noticing the good news.
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“Yes, bitches, that's right. TWoP is weecapping Rock Of Love. Grab your bandana and hold on tight, because we're going to give you the ride of your life.”
We begin with a voice-over, explaining the concept of the show. "Outside this Bel Air bachelor pad twenty-five babes have gathered, 'cause they have two things in common: their love for rock n' roll, and for one man who's made it his life." Well, I know it's still rock n' roll to Billy Joel. Is he really still that desirable to the silicone set? In fact, no! The man in question is, of course, Bret Michaels, lead singer of Poison, who has sold 20 million records. Two of which might have belonged to me. WHEN I WAS TWELVE. WHAT? I also had permed bangs. The onset of puberty was a very confusing time. We get some vintage footage of Bret, and are reminded that he wants us to talk dirty to him, and needs nothing but a good time. So he's an undemanding mate, which seems like it could be a positive quality.
Bret spends nine months out of the year on the road. Like, on the side of the road, selling zucchini from his garden? Because I didn't realize Poison was so in demand in the late 2000s. Rock n' roll is the reason for, and destruction of, all of Bret's relationships, he says. You may note that this sentence really doesn't stand up to a rigorous grammatical test. Consider it a primer. Oh, and ha! This turn to more meaningful matters cues the song "Every Rose Has Its Thorn." I hope you enjoy this song, because you'll be hearing a lot of it. Bret says that when he was fifteen years old, he was handed the secret to love. And I quote: "There's plenty of women out there that you want to be friends with, and there's a lot of women out there you want to have sex with; but if you can find one that you can be friends with and have sex with, henceforth, Rock Of Love." If you find that sentence to be confusing, have a gander at the show's Bret Michaels-penned (I'm sure, because it's so dumb) theme song: "Hey, I'll show you things you've never seen/ Touch my backstage pass, ride my limousine/ Please let me be your rock of love!" "Touch my backstage pass" doesn't even make enough sense to actually be dirty.
In any case, Bret has a nice house in the desert and a motocross track and lots of money and two daughters. When VH1 offered him the opportunity to meet "twenty-five of the most beautiful women in the world," he couldn't refuse. When is that going to happen?
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UPDATE - The updated timeline can be found here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/DelphiDocs/comments/rxj7cf/timeline/
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The timeline posted below was shared by Katey Robey (aka Ms Fvcking Wonderful) in her old fb group. It was posted on December 11, 2019.
I was in her group at the time because there were family members of the girls that were active. They were involved to help fact check information about the case. Some of the family members in the group included Becky Patty, Tara German, and Kelsi German. There were others but I’m forgetting their names at the moment.
Since sharing this timeline, Katey’s group had some changes and she is gone. The name has changed and there are different admins. The sources for this timeline were not cited. Does anyone know who helped put this one together?
I like this timeline because it gives details shared by the family, and it covers the days leading up to the murders. However, it is old and needs some cleaning up. There are new details that need to be included, things edited , sourced, spell checks, links, etc.
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FACTUAL AND DETAILED TIMELINE Based on various statements from LE, the families of the victims, and major media s
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Critics Consensus: The fifth Scream finds the franchise working harder than ever to maintain its meta edge -- and succeeding surprisingly often.
| Score | Number of Reviews | Average Rating | |
|---|---|---|---|
| All Critics | 80% | 70 | 6.90/10 |
| Top Critics | 70% | 23 | 6.60/10 |
Metacritic: 65 (28 Reviews)
Sample Reviews:
The new "Scream" may be the first horror movie that turns the mockery of fan service into its own fan service. Is it fun? Mostly, yes. - Owen Gleiberman, Variety
Seriously over-indulges in self-referential cleverness, to the point of undermining the actual scare factor. - David Rooney, The Hollywood Reporter
A horror movie, through and through. It's also a small-town drama. It's also a vicious and spot-on commentary about some of the more repugnant fads in the modern entertainment hellscape. It's also extremely funny. - William Bibbiani, TheWrap
Even afresh batchof newcomers can't keep the staleness from creeping in, although the new "Scream" nicely mines modern movie discourse in a way to justify its own existence. 2.5/4 - Brian Truitt, USA Today
The new "Scream" stabs and jabs at our memories of the original and creates some bloody fresh twists of its own. 3.5/4 - Richard Roeper, Chicago Sun-Times
The new creative team effectively taps into a quarter century of real-world affinity from fans for some clever meta commentary within the film. 3/4 - Zaki Hasan, San Francisco Chronicle
It stumbles by the end - these movies always do - but by bringing itself full circle, it stands as the best "Scream" since the original. B- - Adam Graham, Detroit News
It does little but reference the previous films (this is the fifth in the franchise), but it does so in smart, fun ways. 3.5/5 - Bill Goodykoontz, Arizona Republic
Over two hours, Cinco de Scream-o lumbers along with routine kills and few surprises even when it makes lame attempts at shocking us. 2/4 - Johnny Oleksinski, New York Post
I have to admit that there is some watchable gonzo humour to this fivequel (though I hid under my seat for the violent bits.) 3/5 - Peter Bradshaw, Guardian
The whole cast are game, bringing the same fresh-faced, cool kid energy that's been the common denominator of every past Scream star... And the film finds plenty of ways to deliver fresh and funny scares. 4/5 -
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