John Flynn – Google

Well if youre going to tell a lie you might as well tell a big one eh ! Ive never laughed so much in my life Lord only knows how this book with its ridiculous fabricated racial history ever got published It is frankly cringe inducing, with the deluded, perhaps just simple author, attributing all sorts of inventive firsts to black historical people despite the truth being easy to reference One gets the feeling someone saw this man carrying a white protester away from a baying crowd of violent BLM rioters, saw a book sales opportunity and simply sent a ghost writer over to the mans house to prepare this work of utter stupidity Perhaps sensing it wasnt a good idea to question a black man on the voracity of black history details they just went ahead and printed.. Normally Id sat stay away from such a book, same as I would if a White person wrote a book claiming credit for the work or legacy of a black man, however this is priceless in terms of hilarity and as a vacuous work of nonsense its worth having just to show your friends

Lordy.. Where to start. A brilliantly observed and uncomfortably up close examination of the long term effects of childhood trauma. Stephen Graham continues to raise his game and is now one of our best. Id love to see this man on stage. He has a rare talent for expressing facially, everything we need to know about what the characters he plays are feeling and thinking.. The Virtues is dark as you'd expect with the subject matter but its well done and utterly compelling. I felt I was in the leads mind throughout, almost part of his mental journey

Absolute tosh. More box ticking than I could bare. (Cringe) The acting is unconvincing so the potential is lost as it often is when meritocracy is sidestepped in casting. The cameraman seems to be experimenting and we are constantly zooming in on faces for quite unflattering close ups for some reason I saw the same style in a good tv series call This Life. It worked with that cast and on that show. Here it's doesn't All a bit amateur

At 1 minute 7 seconds the boy is sat in an officer being told he could be "locked up like the others" On a TV screen was an image of a child strapped to a chair with a black bag on their head A La Guantanamo Bay.. What the Pfff Shocking. Described as a beautiful film Im not so sure. I found it harrowing. The boy is clearly a spiritual young man and I suspect thinks on a higher level than the brainwashed morons trying to whiten him.. Australias compulsion to distance itself from its black history is a tragedy and this was perhaps the first time Ive ever seen it though the eyes of an Aboriginal child.. That speaks volumes in itself