What a harrowing and disgusting movie I subjected myself to early last evening in my bid to watch something featuring French actress Béatrice Dalle! Without reading any description of the movie, I selected 2007's À l'intérieur (Inside).
I watched it on T.V. via our Android TV Box, using a browser app to access FMovies.to where I found this link for the movie, and which allowed me to select to have the player yield the movie closed-captioned in English.
I have since checked Wikipedia's plot description, and quite honestly the description's final paragraph was not the impression that I had in watching the film:
Desperate to save her child, Sarah pleads for the now reluctant woman to do what she originally intended. Acquiescing to the plea, the woman tearfully performs a Caesarean section on Sarah with scissors, saving the infant but killing Sarah in the process. The woman then sits in a chair and begins rocking the baby, who briefly cries, as she looks soulfully at Sarah who lies dead on the steps.
To me, it looked as if poor Sarah wanted nothing to do with what the psycho played by Béatrice Dalle was about to do, and I never got the slightest feeling that the woman thereafter regarded Sarah's dead body "soulfully". Hell, and for Pete's sake, her whole intention in the home invasion was to cut the baby out of Sarah! And Sarah fought her damnedest to prevent that fate ─ it was the whole basis of at least the latter half of the movie when the woman got access into the house as Sarah slept.
I have yet to see a Béatrice Dalle movie where I entirely like the character she is playing.
Actress Alysson Paradis did a very effective job at keeping my hopes up and rooting for her character Sarah during the whole lengthy home invasion sequence ... except for when she mistakenly drove a darning needle or something like that through her hapless mother's neck, thereby killing her.
I finished watching the movie less than an hour before I went to bed, but fortunately it had no adverse effects.
My younger brother failed to arrive home by the 9:30 p.m. deadline that I had in place for him, so I never watched anything with him. I was likely in bed by 10 p.m. (I now do not remember), with my cellphone alarm set for 2:30 a.m. and the early five-mile walk that I was scheduled with here in north Surrey.
I reckon the centre of the rectangle formed by the extremities of my walk would be the 9350 block of 140th Street as shown on this Google Map, for the boundaries were 90th and 97th Avenues on two sides, and 132nd and 148th Streets on the other two sides.
I actually walked something like 5¾ miles, for it had been my intention to proceed down 92nd Avenue from 148th Street. I had previously checked Google Maps, and believed that the two roads intersected. However, despite what is implied on, for instance, this Google Map, I did not notice a 92nd Street as I walked 148th Street from 96th Avenue. It was not until I noticed that I had come upon a 90-A Avenue that I realized that I had somehow passed the apparently non-existent intersection.
And so I proceeded along to 90th Avenue, turned onto it, and then at its intersection with 147th Street (Google Map), I backtracked along 147th Street to where it terminated at 92nd Avenue (Google Map). This allowed me to then follow 92nd Avenue along without too much trouble until I reached 132nd Street. The only trouble I met with was anticipated somewhat, for I knew that 92nd Avenue was broken by forest, and that I would only have a rather poor trail to follow from where one section of 92nd Avenue ended and a new section began ─ you should be able to see the trail on this Google Map.
I had only once before used that trail, but I did so while walking from the opposite direction. It was a whole new experience trying to follow it as I did last night, for I actually took a wrong fork. I do not recall a fork that first time I walked the trail two or three weeks ago.
Note that the trail would be impossible to follow at night without a flashlight. It is not a developed trail ─ just a fairly narrow dirt pathway, and not one of the usual 'professional' trails that are maintained by parks personnel. One also has to negotiate a creek bed with rather steep banks and much clutter. The creek is practically dry now, with just some mud indicating that there is still some moisture present. I expect that when the creek is at full flow, passage would be impracticable.
Anyway, it was probably 2:48 a.m. when I set off on the walk, and it was 4:59 a.m. once I was outside the locked front door. I did not immediately come into the house, though; I spent a half hour watering front yard garden plants.
I got back to bed just after 6 a.m., and spent nearly two hours there before checking the time just after 8 a.m. Nevertheless, I remained abed for a further 20 or so minutes before deciding to get up for the morning, mistakenly thinking that my brother was likely already downstairs watching T.V.
He did soon enough emerge from his bedroom, but I waited until maybe 9:10 a.m. before going downstairs to join him. When he invited me to put our Android TV Box into action, I led us off with an hour-long (1:02:24) upload by The Saving Canada Podcast to Rumble yesterday titled SCP113 - Military delivers devastating blow to Trudeau! Artur Pawlawski destroys Alberta in court!
CORRECTION: Nadal video is from 2011. However he did have to leave a game for chest pain 4 months ago.
We are reaching game over in Canada for Trudeau and the globalists. Massive legal wins back to back vindicate anyone targeted by lockdowns, arrests and tickets. Canadian Military is done with vaccines, mandates are gone, nail in the coffin for Trudeau's globalist plans. Rafael Nadal has Vax attack on camera. WHO majority against monkeypox declaration. NHL star players leaving Canada. Home CANNIBALISM kit reported on fox news?!?! SO MUCH MORE news and analysis, the globalists getting destroyed in Canada! It looks like the end is near for the traitors.
The video referred to featuring Rafael Nadal from back in 2011 was supposedly a leg cramp attack, and had nothing to do with any kind of vaccination. Apart from that, anyone interested can find links to their other stories below their Rumble video description.
The next video that I tuned in was slightly longer (1:06:21), and is indicated as having been uploaded either yesterday or today to Rumble by Christopher James (A Warrior Calls): History Is Before Us. He had Marcus Ray quite briefly as his guest.
The third video I tuned in had to be abandoned after something like an hour and 16 minutes because by then the time here was around 12:45 p.m. and my brother wanted some bed rest before he left for the afternoon and early evening to again 'socialize'. I think that there may still be another hour or more of the full video remaining.
Oddly, I now see no trace of it at its Rumble source. As a result, I cannot refer to it. I just hope that it 'appears' once more for tomorrow when my brother and I seek to resume watching it. This WAS the video link, but the video seems to have been deleted:
This has been one bloody hot day!
Nonetheless, I did sun in the afternoon, beginning at 3:15 p.m. and following a deep and needed nap. I expect that I put in close to 1½ hours sunning.
I then got to work on this post. I forced myself to essay a little light exercising well past 7 p.m. once the Sun was no longer shining as directly into the upstairs of the house as it had been in the afternoon.
My wife had to work a full day at the Thai restaurant where she has part-time employment. I was to bed last evening before she got home (we have separate bedrooms), but I will be up watching T.V. with my brother this evening once he is home again, for I have nothing planned for the early a.m.
As for my wife, she got up no later than 9:30 a.m. to begin readying for her day and the rather long drive to get to the restaurant, which opens at 11 a.m.
I would love to refrigerate ─ or ice ─ a couple cans of the strong (8% alcohol) malt that I keep in supply, but I would only drink them far too quickly. Thus, I will keep them at room temperature, as is my habit.
That's about all I have to say concerning my day. I won't be watching any movies this early evening because it is already after 8 p.m., and I can never really estimate when my brother might show up.
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