On 8/19/2022 9:48 AM, RichA wrote:
> On Friday, 19 August 2022 at 03:50:06 UTC-4, BLM Pest Control wrote:
>> In article <t2al77$3g466$1...@news.freedyn.de>
>> <governo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> IN HIS NEW FILM, “Beast,” Idris Elba plays a father who brings
>> his teenage daughters to the South African village where their
>> late mother was raised. The movie quickly becomes a thriller
>> with the entrance of a vengeful, hungry lion. If the idea of a
>> blockbuster that foregrounds the terror brought about by a
>> hostile apex predator feels familiar, that’s intentional. Mr.
>> Elba says the team behind “Beast” took “the temperature of why
>> ‘Jaws’ works” into account while making their film. “We wanted
>> to make something that resonates and [becomes] a classic.”
>>
>> The result has the heart of a family road-trip film. While
>> sheltering from the lion in a car, the three process their loss.
>> Mr. Elba, 49, is no stranger to the family road trip—as
>> terrifying for some fathers as sharks. But the English actor
>> says none he’s taken with his two children have inspired him to
>> pick up a tranquilizer gun. “I don’t mind a road trip, man. I
>> like driving.”
>>
>> Idris Elba Isn’t Convinced He’s James Bond
>>
>> https://www.wsj.com/articles/idris-elba-interview-not-convinced-
>> hes-james-bond-11660846334
>
> Problem is, unlike sharks, people like lions because they look nice and even when an animal like
> that kills a human, other humans still don't want to see it killed.

Wow, that sounds coherent.