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bliss-wily · 2 months

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of all characters why zarbon? he was weak and pointless.

EDIT: Please draw your attention to this post as it’s relevant to this one, only if you wish to as the two posts go hand in hand, but it’s important. https://www.tumblr.com/bliss-wily/743634450086264832/an-apology-it-has-come-to-my-attention-that-a

I’ll agree to disagree. Zarbon was formidable. Vegeta underestimated him, he transformed, he beat Vegeta up but didn’t kill him. Frieza was disappointed in him, but in the short amount of screen time he had in all of his appearances we learn a lot:

He was highly intelligent.

His avoidance of transforming most of the time reveals that the man had been holding back for decades if not centuries. The Raging Blast games imply it was ‘eons’.

Zarbon is a Prince, and despite being regarded as a narcissist unlike Vegeta he isn’t flaunting that title like some shiny badge.

Outside of…Dead Zone? I think? Zarbon is the first to showcase a transformation that isn’t a giant form.

And unlike the Saiyans he takes on a different appearance.

There was depth to his character, his on screen kill count is low, he was shown to be pragmatic and rather humane.

But…he was scared. Frieza threatened to kill him. That threw him off his game.

I think had Zarbon took a moment to process and clear his head he would have beaten Vegeta again. However, I still don’t think he would have killed him…I think he would have turned on Frieza.

Sure he said Frieza-sama in the Japanese version but…

If you had been saying that for decades it’s kinda hard to break the habit. I would give him the benefit of the doubt.

He’s not stupid, I think he was serious about betraying Frieza because think about it..

He served a man who had different values from him out of fear.

Zarb was pragmatic, he just wanted to take care of the source of the problem and leave everything else alone - Frieza didn’t agree.

Unlike the others the boy had a genuine look of sadness and shock when Frieza was quite happy to go through with Planet Vegeta’s destruction.

He is my favourite because there is so many layers to him. He wasn’t in the series long but he’s just so interesting. His race is unique, his personality feels unique. His fighting style was unique too. If anyone had to be revived I hope it’s either Raditz or Zarbon as those two could have been redeemed and they could have joined the Z-Fighters.

He is morally grey, but, Vegeta was down right cruel and could be redeemed. Zarbon had shown evidence of redeeming qualities in all forms of media (wanting peace, worried about Frieza gaining more power, he was self aware, with Dodoria showed remorse and shock when Planet Vegeta was blown up) and he certainly didn’t turn around and kill his closest friend/father figure. (Let’s face it, Nappa basically raised Vegeta and probably Raditz too).

Zarbon isn’t perfect, but that’s what I like to see. He had shortcomings, he was fearful but not a coward, he had phobias, but he also tried to do his job without all the collateral damage and he genuinely cares. He was shocked hearing of Dodoria dying, he gets pissy when alternate timeline Frieza starts insulting him and his ‘star subordinate’, he shows that he’s capable of jealousy and he can be thankful and apologetic.

I understand he’s branded as a narcissist because he thinks he’s beautiful but so many of his traits contradict NPD. He is empathetic, he doesn’t put himself or his own gain above others, he can take accountability for his failures. It seems more so that the other in verse characters place those traits onto him - such as when they expect that Zarbon is only using the future warrior as a slave or to do his dirty work - but he doesn’t.

“You need only watch.” - doesn’t necessarily want help from his student.

“Excellent, I’d much rather spend time with you.” - actually enjoys spending time with his student.

“This session was deeply moving for me. It would not have been possible had we not met.” - can be interpreted in several ways. However; it sounds like a bond is developing.

“I welcome any and all who know how to conduct themselves.” - this is said to a Saiyan, implies that his detest is by person, not an entire race.

“You handled yourself pretty well out there too. My compliments.” - he is always handing out praise to his student. But not just them, there are soldiers on the ship who sound so happy that Zarbon compliments them unlike Frieza and Dodoria.

“Magnificent! You’ve done well to come this far! You’ve done your instructor proud!” - again, actually being happy for his student.

“I am dazzled by your radiance!” - this is just showing more and more depth to this man. I get Zarbon is entitled but he’s a Prince, they’re all a bit entitled.

Some more quotes seeing as I have a ton of screenshots~

“You are my prized trainee!”

“Starting now I will polish you into the most beautiful gem the universe has ever seen!”

“Yes! Yes! You’re just as beautiful as I imagined you’d be!”

“You have my apologies. I should not be so passionate in front of my trainee.”

“Your fighting style is truly elegant. So elegant, in fact, that I’ve fallen in love with it, just watching you train.”

“You are a true diamond in the rough…”

“But several will try to woo you, given your considerable strength, and I wouldn’t want you to choose the wrong master.”

Below, Zarbon being nice and a bit of tsundere/flirt. This game seemed like a dating sim at times.

Then him when it’s life or death with his closest ally by his side.

Also I notice in this fight he will throw himself in front of the future warrior several times. He always gets knocked out every time I do this fight as he won’t let the player get hurt - every other mentor I’ve done this with tends to make it to the end on all versions of the game but Zarbon really puts his neck out there for the player. Whether it’s a glitch in the AI or not; I don’t know. But, it plays into his characterisation.

Anyway I went on a ramble, but why Zarbon? So many reasons. The more lore they add; the more I like him. He’s a complex character in my opinion.

#dbz #dragon ball #dragonball #xenoverse 2 #zarbon #frieza #frieza force #answered ask #thank you for the ask!#I hope this answers your question #and I hope it makes sense #crocodile/monster boy supremacy!#zarb is sweet even if he is an intergalactic menace #and very likely a nepotism baby and rich kid #but he’s so much more #his actions personality words and body language tell the viewers so much

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bellamer · 3 years

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Songs From My Playlist That My Favorite One Piece Characters Would Enjoy

Sir Crocodile

Mad Monster Party by Ethel Ennis

Mr O'Butler by Jive Me

We're Going Up by Tim McMorris

Pumped Up Kicks by American Murder Song

Sh Boom by The Chords

Crazy Like Me from the Life is Strange soundtrack

Capture by Ego-Wrappin'

Ruler of Everything's by tallyhall

Feel Right by Mark Ronson ft Mystikal

Heat by Brockhampton

Torched Song by The Real Tuesday Weld

You're Different from the Mad Monster Party soundtrack

Back on The Chain Gang by The Pretenders

Man of War by Radiohead

Sydney by Caravan Palace

Necessary Evil by Unknown Mortal Orchestra

On To Something by Von Smith

The Swing Phenomena by Wolfgang Lohr

Rock It For Me by Caravan Palace

Money by Mystery Skulls

Ain't No Other Man by Cristina Aguilera

A Left Foot Trapped In Sensual Seduction from the Hellsing soundtrack

Everybody Want To Rule The World by Tears for Fears

Womanizer by Franz Ferdinand

They Mystery of Mister V by Von Smith

Catch Me if You Can by Taisei Iwasaki

Do It All The Time by I Don't Know How But They Found Me

PJ and Rooster by Outkast

The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie by Colter Wall

Can I Get a Witness ? by SonReal

Black Betty by Caravan Palace

Bad Boy Good Man by Tape Five

Jolie Coquine by Caravan Palace

Dramophone by Caravan Palace

Panic by Caravan Palace

Reefer Man by Big Bad Voodoo Daddy

Via Con Me by Bart & Baker

Don't Get High No More by The Real Tuesday Weld

Lone Digger by Caravan Palace

Bodhisattva Cathedral from the Hellsing RAID soundtrack

She Wants Me Dead by Cazette

Don't by NakamuraEmi

Nights in White Satin by Moody Blues

The Hell of It by Paul Williams

Je m'amuse by Caravan Palace

Gangsterlove by Alice Francis

Betty Boop by _Blan Kato

Shoot Him Down by Alice Francis

Killer Queen by Queen

I Put a Spell On You by Tim Curry

Brotherswing by Caravan Palace

Killer

I Scare You by The Roaring Girl Cabaret

Kirai by The Oral Cigarettes

Halloween no Yoin by The Oral Cigarettes

Starget by The Oral Cigarettes

Vampire Culture by Will Wood and The Tapeworms

Laplace's Angel (Hurt People ? Hurt People!) by Will Wood

Change by Deftones

Love Me, Normally by Will Wood

Bathwater by No Doubt

Friends In Low Places by Worthikids

Burn by The Cure

Little Ghost by The White Stripes

Here's The Thing by Sports Team

Deceptacon by Le Tigre

Sweet Dreams TN by The Last Shadow Puppets

Back on The Chain Gang by The Pretenders

Sha La La by The Oral Cigarettes

Man of War by Radiohead

I Don't Know by BADBADNOTGOOD

Supremacy by Muse

Sex With A Ghost by Teddy Hyde

It's Terror Time Again by Skycycle

Tighten Up by The Black Keys

At Least It Was Here by The 88

Bloody Stream by Coda

Black Catcher by Vickeblanka

Take Me Out by Franz Ferdinand

Kizukeyo Baby by The Oral Cigarettes

Afraid by The Neighborhood

Hey Kids by The Oral Cigarettes

Wagamama De Gomakasanaide by The Oral Cigarettes

Ghost by Mystery Skulls

Devil's Train by The Lab Rats

Dancing Shoes by Arctic Monkeys

Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High ? by Arctic Monkeys

Barracuda by Heart

Sweatpants by Childish Gambino

Inferno by Mrs Green Apple

Low by Foo Fighters

Bodhisattva Cathedral from the Hellsing RAID soundtrack

Bad Little Boy by SLevin

Blues of Shichiten Battou by The Pinballs

Black Sheep by The Clash at Demonhead

Killer Queen by Queen

Caroline by Alex Clare

I Put a Spell On You by Tim Curry

Katakuri

Wild Side by ALI

Cakes and Apple Pies by Alice Francis

Change by Deftones

You Don't Exist by Von Smith

Love Me Love Me Love Me (Aishete Aishete) by Kikuo male cover

Speed Demon by Michael Jackson

Abracadabra by Bradio

Saving All My Love by Whitney Houston

Deceptacon by Le Tigre

Sweet Dreams TN by The Last Shadow Puppets

Torched Song by The Real Tuesday Weld

Back on The Chain Gang by The Pretenders

Sha La La by The Oral Cigarettes

Man of War by Radiohead

Supremacy by Muse

Necessary Evil by Unknown Mortal Mortal Orchestra

Suga Suga by Baby Bash

Tighten Up by The Black Keys

At Least It Was Here by The 88

Bloody Stram by Coda

Candyman by Christina Aguilera

Powerful by Major Lazer

Black Catcher by Vickeblanka

Take Me Out by Franz Ferdinand

Handclap by Fritz and The Tantrums

Afraid by The Neighborhood

Complicate Ya by Otis McDonald

Honeypie by Johnny Utah

Ghost by Mystery Skulls

Moves Like Jagger by Maroon 5

Cousins by Vampire Weekend

Tangled Up by Caro Emerald

Bad Boy Good Man by Tape Five

Movements by Pham

Via Con Me by Bart & Baker

Barracuda by Heart

West End Girls by Pet Shop Boys

Low by Foo Fighters

Bodhisattva Cathedral from the Hellsing RAID soundtrack

Bad Little Boy by SLevin

Blues of Shichiten Battou by The Pinballs

Black Sheep by The Clash at Demonhead

Majestic by Wax Fang

Put It Together by Langhorn Slim and The Law

Bambous by Caravan Palace

Now or Never by Mystery Skulls

Killer Queen by Queen

Lost in Love by Brockhampton

Caroline by Alex Clare

Jinbe

I Will Always Think of You from The Bojack Horseman soundtrack

Remember Us by Gabriel Royal

Change by Future Islands (BADBADNOTGOOD reinterpretation)

Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts I-V) by Pink Floyd

Dust and Ashes from The Great Comet of 1812 soundtrack

Tom's Diner by Suzanne Vega

Treasures of Time by Yuji Ohno

When You Came Around by Gabriel Royal

Past The Flowers by Gabriel Royal

Back on The Chain Gang by The Pretenders

Man of War by Radiohead

I Don't Know by BADBADNOTGOOD

Sydney by Caravan Palace

Just The Two of Us by Grover Washington Jr ft Bill Withers

Pink + White by Frank Ocean

Bloody Stream by Coda

Harder, Better, Faster Stronger by Daft Punk

On Again, Off Again by Sean Lennon

In Your Eyes by BADBADNOTGOOD ft Charlotte Day Wilson

Time Moves Slow by BADBADNOTGOOD

Carmen by Stromae

Dearly Departed by Brockhampton

Save Me by The Real Tuesday Weld

Sweet Thing by Rufus and Chaka Khan

Paris in The Summer by Charles X

Bodhisattva Cathedral from the Hellsing RAID soundtrack

Live Your Life by Yuna

Majestic by Wax Fang

Many Different Worlds by Von Smith

Aokiji

Too Young To Die by Jamiroquai

Cloud 9 by Jamiroquai

Big Girl (You Are Beautiful) by Mika

Four Out Of Five by Arctic Monkeys

Crumbs by Jordan Dennis ft Blasko

You Don't Exist bu Von Smith

You Give Me Something by Jamiroquai

Cold by Annie Lennox

Beatophone by Caravan Palace

Moonage Daydream by The Last Shadow Puppets

Break My Stride by Matthew Wilder

Come and Get Your Love by Redbone

Yato by Balduin

Here's The Thing by Sports Team

Deceptacon by Le Tigre

Lost in Paradise by ALI

Will I See You Again by Thee Sacred Souls

Sweet Dreams TN by The Last Shadow Puppets

You Make Me Feel Like Dancing by Leo Sayer

Past The Flowers by Gabriel Royal

Can I Call You Rose ? by Thee Sacred Souls

Back on The Chain Gang by The Pretenders

Man of War by Radiohead

I Don't Know by BADBADNOTGOOD

Necessary Evil by Unknown Mortal Orchestra

Never Was A Love Like Mine fro the Mad Monster Party soundtrack

Just The Two of Us by Grover Washington Jr ft Bill Withers

Suga Suga by Baby Bash

Feel it Still by Portugal the Man

Pink + White by Frank Ocean

Sunflower by Post Malone, Swae Lee

Sunflower by Rex Orange County

Cry For Me from the Jersey Boys soundtrack

Sweet Love by Anita Baker

Womanizer by Franz Ferdinand

Time Moves Slow by BADBADNOTGOOD

Can I Get A Witness? by SonReal

Dearly Departed by Brockhampton

Nights by Frank Ocean

Movements by Pham

Save Me by The Real Tuesday Weld

Can You Do It ? by Charles X

Cops Are Comin by Bande Originale

I Like To Move It by Will.I.Am

Sweet Thing by Rufus and Chaka Khan

Chinese New Year by SALES

Coming Home by Leon Bridges

Don't Get High No More by The Real Tuesday Weld

The Whole World by Outkast

Paris in The Summer by Charles X

Bodhisattva Cathedral from the Hellsing RAID soundtrack

Live Your Life by Yuna

Lazy Place by Caravan Palace

Fly by June Marieezy

Nights in White Satin by Moody Blues

Don't Leave Me by SWEEP ft Osaka

Many Different Worlds by Von Smith

Let's Face It, I'm Cute by 11 Acorn Lane

Lost in Love by Brockhampton

#one piece #sir crocodile #killer one piece #charlotte katakuri #knight of the sea jinbe #admiral aokiji #aokiji kuzan #my music taste is a mess #music

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caredogstips · 7 years

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Here’s what’s leaving Netflix in May

We know how important having yourNetflixqueuein order is also possible, so weve put all the designations leaving this month in one place.

Take a gaze and plan accordingly. And if youre curious about the comings and extends onAmazon or Hulu, weve got you covered there, too.

May

May 1

The Animatrix ( 2003)

Anna Karenina ( 1948)

Author! Author! ( 1982)

Beware of Mr. Baker ( 2012)

Bill& Ted’s Excellent Adventure ( 1989)

Broadway Idiot ( 2013)

Bus Stop ( 1956)

Election ( 1999)

The Good Life ( 2012)

Holiday Engagement ( 2011)

Kiss of Death ( 1995)

Mad Hot Ballroom ( 2005)

Mona Lisa Is Missing ( 2012)

Ralphie May: Austin-tatious ( 2008)

Words and Situations May Apply ( 2013)

That’s What I Am ( 2011)

Thrse ( 2012)

Truth or Die ( 2012)

Young& Handsome: An Night with Jeff Garlin ( 2008)

May 2

Slightly Single in L.A. ( 2012)

May 3

JFK: The Smoking Gun ( 2013)

May 4

Stealing Harvard ( 2002)

May 6

Finding Normal ( 2013)

May 7

JFK: A President Betrayed ( 2013)

May 9

Cheerful Weather for the Wedding ( 2012)

Cracks ( 2009)

Tears of the Sun ( 2003)

May 10

The Rating ( 2001)

May 12

The Ladykillers ( 2004)

May 13

Is the Male Who Is Tall Joyous? ( 2013)

May 14

The Master of Disguise ( 2002)

Offender ( 2012)

May 15

A Pope for Everyone ( 2013)

Bratz: BFF: Excellent Friends Forever ( 2007)

The Greatest Places: IMAX ( 1999)

In Her Skin ( 2009)

Inhale ( 2010)

The Quest : Season 1( 2014)

Search for the Great Sharks: IMAX ( 1995)

Tiger Eyes ( 2012)

May 16

Blade Runner : Theatrical Cut( 1982)

The Last-place Tycoon ( 2012)

May 19

Peep World ( 2010)

May 21

Struck by Lightning ( 2012)

May 22

Ida ( 2013)

Stand Off ( 2012)

May 23

Black Hawk Down ( 2001)

May 27

Escape From Tomorrow ( 2013)

Run& Jump ( 2013)

Vanishing of the Bees ( 2009)

May 28

Barfi !( 2012)

May 29

These Birds Walk ( 2013)

May 31

Clerks ( 1994)

April

April 1

101 Dalmatians ( 1996)

2 Fast 2 Furious ( 2003)

Along Came a Spider ( 2001)

Along Came Polly ( 2004)

Amistad ( 1997)

Bad Johnson ( 2014)

Bandslam ( 2009)

Barefoot Contessa: Back to Essential Collection : Collecting 1

Berkeley in the Sixties ( 1990)

The Butchers Wife ( 1991)

Charlies Angels: Full Throttle ( 2003)

Chucks Eat the Street Collection : Collection 1

Craigslist Joe ( 2012)

Dear Genevieve Collection : Collecting 1

Eureka : Season 4.0

Flashdance ( 1983)

Hook ( 1991)

Hotel Rwanda ( 2004)

House of Wax ( 2005)

Ill Be Home for Christmas ( 1989)

The Inexplicable Universe with Neil deGrasse Tyson ( 2013)

Lon: The Professional ( 1994)

M* A* S* H : Seasons 1-11

Nanny McPhee ( 2005)

The Naked Gun 2 1/2: The Smell of Fear ( 1991)

Nine to Five ( 1980)

Pride& Prejudice ( 2005)

Remember Me ( 2010)

Rock Star ( 2001)

The Rundown ( 2003)

Smokin Aces 2: Assassins Ball ( 2010)

Something New ( 2006)

Star Trek: Insurrection ( 1998)

Starship Troopers ( 1997)

The Tale of Despereaux ( 2008)

Throwdown with Bobby Flay Collection : Collect 1

Vanilla Ice Goes Amish : Season 1

The Vanilla Ice Project : Seasons 1-4

The Wedding Date ( 2005)

The Whole Ten Yards ( 2004)

April 2

Anchors Aweigh ( 1945)

Around the World in 80 Daytimes: Special Edition ( 1956)

The Devil at 4 oclock ( 1961)

High Society ( 1956)

On the Town ( 1949)

Pal Joey ( 1957)

Some Came Running ( 1958)

Take Me Out to the Ball game ( 1949)

April 3

Short Poppies : Season 1

Space Dogs ( 2010)

April 6

The Passion of the Christ ( 2004)

April 10

Let the Right One In ( 2008)

April 15

All American Christmas Carol ( 2013)

Bill Cunningham New York ( 2010)

New York, I Enjoy You ( 2008)

April 16

Mr. Beans Holiday ( 2007)

April 17

Lord of War ( 2005)

April 20

Half Baked ( 1998)

April 22

Freakshow : Season 1

April 25

A Royal Affair ( 2012)

April 30

Sordid Lives ( 2000)

March

March 1

Switchmas ( 2013)

Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet the Wolfman ( 2000)

American Pie ( 1999)

American Wedding ( 2003)

Atlantis: The Lost Empire ( 2001)

Down and Out in Beverly Hills ( 1986)

Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights ( 1992)

Gone in 60 Seconds ( 2000)

Hackers ( 1985)

Hamlet ( 1990)

Hannie Caulder ( 1971)

Hardball ( 2001)

Hart’s War ( 2002)

Hitch ( 2005)

Indecent Proposal ( 1993)

Johnny Dangerously ( 1984)

Jumanji ( 1995)

Masters of the Universe ( 1987)

Men in Black II ( 2002)

Not Another Teen Movie ( 2001)

Paycheck ( 2003)

The Babysitters ( 2007)

The Chosen One ( 2010)

The Monster Squad ( 1987)

The United States of Leland ( 2003)

Wings ( 1927)

March 2

Stevie Nicks: In Your Dreams ( 2013)

March 3

Night Catches Us ( 2010)

March 4

Getting Go: The Go Doc Project ( 2013)

Private Romeo ( 2011)

March 5

I Am Divine ( 2013)

March 6

Le Week-End ( 2013)

Refuge ( 2012)

March 7

Deadfall ( 2012)

March 8

Holidaze ( 2013)

March 9

Arn: The Knight Templar ( 2007)

The Mistle-tones !( 2012)

March 11

Geography Club ( 2013)

March 15

Best of TEDx : Season 1

I Killed My Mother ( 2009)

Lola& Virginia : Season 1

TED Talks : Life Hack 1-2

TED Talks: Fornication, Secrets& Love : Season 1

TED Talks: The Excellent of TEDx in Espaol : Season 1

TED Talks: Ancient Clues : Season 1

TED Talks: Animal Tones : Season 1

TED Talks: Artistry and Illusion : Season 1

TED Talks: Animals, Bugs& Bio-wilderment : Season 1

TED Talks: Figure by Design : Season 1

TED Talks: Brave Neuro World : Season 1

TED Talks: Structure Wonder : Season 1

TED Talks: Grind On This : Season 1

TED Talks: Cyber Awe : Season 1

TED Talks: Withstanding Disease : Season 1

TED Talks: Global Villages : Season 1

TED Talks: Head Tournament : Season 1

TED Talks: Hot Buttons : Season 1

TED Talks: How to Start a Movement : Season 1

TED Talks: Humanity’s Future : Season 1

TED Talks: Inexplicable Attachments : Season 1

TED Talks: Into the Abyss : Season 1

TED Talks: Let Your Mind Wonder : Season 1

TED Talks: Life Lessons& Confessions : Season 1-2

TED Talks: Love, No Matter What : Season 1

TED Talks: Music Revolution : Season 1

TED Talks: Counts Speak Louder Than Words : Season 1

TED Talks: Rad Invention : Season 1

TED Talks: Rebel Design : Season 1

TED Talks: Robotic Machinations : Season 1

TED Talks: Smart Laughs : Season 1

TED Talks: Space Trek : Season 1

TED Talks: The Capitalism Paradox : Season 1

Waste Land ( 2010)

March 17

Elegy ( 2008)

March 18

Cosmopolis ( 2012)

Music for Mandela ( 2013)

Out in the Dark ( 2012)

Side Effects ( 2013)

March 23

Keep the Lights On ( 2012)

March 26

The Comedy ( 2012)

March 28

Gayby ( 2012)

March 31

Dr. Dolittle 3 ( 2006)

Garfield’s Pet Force ( 2009)

The Sandlot 2 ( 2005)

Twelve Mile Road ( 2003)

Women Who Kill ( 2012)

The Writers’ Room : Season 1

February

Feb. 1

Alvin and the Chipmunks Meet Frankenstein

Asylum

Bad Santa

Benny and Joon

Big Fish

Blue Crush

Classic Doctor Who : Collections 1-18

Crocodile Dundee 2

The Dancer Upstairs

Daylight

Doctor Who : Seasons 1-8

The Firm

Fletch

Gifted Hands

Gothika

The Hurt Locker

The Naked Gun

Naked Gun 33 1/3: The Final Insult

Rain Man

Ray

Secrets and Lies : Season 1

Sorority Row

The Terminator

Terms of Endearment

Feb. 2

Pokmon the Movie: Black& White: BW Escapades in Unova and Beyond

Pokmon the Movie: Color: Victini and Reshiram

Pokmon the Movie: Genesect and the Legend Awakened

Pokmon the Movie: Kyurem vs. The Sword of Justice

Pokmon the Movie: White: Victini and Zekrom

Pokmon: Black& White : Seasons 1-2

Pokmon: Indigo League : Season 2

Feb. 3

Bottle Shock

Feb. 7

Compliance

Jack& Diane

Feb. 11

Bridezillas : Season 10

Stephen Kings Bag of Bones

United 93

Were the World Mine

Feb. 13

The Fourth Kind

Feb. 15

Kitten Party

Feb. 16

The Pitch : Season 2

Feb. 17

Violet& Daisy

Feb. 19

North Sea Texas

Problem Child: Leslie Jones

Side by Side

Feb. 21

Jesus Camp

Marriage Boot Camp: Bridezillas : Season 1

Nobody Walks

Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning

Feb. 24

Chicagoland : Season 1

Death Row Legend : Season 1

Feb. 25

The Guild : 1 Season

Feb. 27

Crooked Arrows

Halloween: Resurgence

Feb. 28

Sabrina, The Animated Series : Seasons 1-2

The Sea Inside

Sonic the Hedgehog: The Complete Series

January 2016

Jan. 1

A Clockwork Orange ( 1971)

Almost Famous ( 2000)

American Psycho ( 2000)

American Psycho 2 ( 2002)

The Bourne Identity ( 2002)

The Bourne Supremacy ( 2004)

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory ( 2005)

Coach Carter ( 2005)

Conan the Barbarian ( 1982)

Corpse Bride ( 2005)

Coyote Ugly ( 2000)

Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior : Season 1

Four Brothers ( 2005)

Gladiator ( 2000)

The Graduate ( 1967)

Grandma’s Boy ( 2006)

Harriet the Spy ( 1996)

Heartbreakers ( 2001)

The Hours ( 2002)

The Italian Job ( 2003)

Jackass: The Movie ( 2002)

Jerry Maguire ( 1996)

Lara Croft: Tomb Raider ( 2001)

Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life ( 2003)

Lawrence of Arabia : Rehabilitated Version( 1962)

The Longest Yard ( 2005)

The Machinist ( 2004)

Max Steel : Seasons 1-2

Million Dollar Baby ( 2004)

Operation: Impossible ( 1996)

Assignment: Hopeless II ( 2000)

The Patriot ( 2000)

Planes, Trains and Automobiles ( 1987)

Rambo: First Blood ( 1982)

Rambo: First Blood Part II ( 1985)

Rambo III: Eventual Edition ( 1988)

The Rescuers ( 1977)

Risky Business ( 1983)

Rocky ( 1976)

Rocky II ( 1979)

Rocky III ( 1982)

Rocky IV ( 1985)

Rocky V ( 1990)

Rosemary’s Baby ( 1968)

Serpico ( 1973)

Sesame Street: Swine and Nature : Season 1

Sesame Street: Classics : Vol. 1-2

Sesame Street: Cookie and Friends : Season 1

Sesame Street: Invention and Imagination : Season 1

Sesame Street: Elmo and Friends : Season 1

Sesame Street: Everyday Times : Season 1

Sesame Street: Music and Dance : Season 1

Sesame Street: Amounts and Letters : Season 1

The Sum of All Fears ( 2002)

There Will Be Blood ( 2007)

Trading Lieu ( 1983)

Trekkies ( 1999)

The Virgin Suicides ( 1999)

Zoolander ( 2001)

Jan. 4

Dumbo ( 1941)

James and the Giant Peach ( 1996)

Pocahontas ( 1995)

The Aristocats ( 1970)

The Fox and the Hound ( 1981)

The Great Mouse Detective ( 1986)

The Nightmare Before Christmas ( 1993)

The Saver Down Under ( 1990)

The Tigger Movie ( 2000)

Jan. 8

The Lying Game : Season 2

Jan. 14

Bad Ink : Season 1

Beyond Scared Straight !: Seasons 4-5

Dance Moms : Collection

Duck Dynasty : Collection

Hoarders : Collection

Intervention : Collection

Pawn Stars : Collection

Storage Wars : Collection

The Kennedys : Season 1

December

Dec. 1

All About Eve

The Avengers: Earths Mightiest Heroes : Season 1

Batman Begins

Beverly Hills Cops III

Brians Song

The Brother Grimm

The Burbs

Cop Land

Damien: Omen II

The Dark Crystal

Employee of the Month

Forces of Nature

Get Low

The Great Escape

The Guardian : Seasons 1-3

The High and the Mighty

The Hustler

Insomnia

Juice

K-1 9: The Widowmaker

Labyrinth

Last Night

Left Behind II: Tribulation Force

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The double murder of Otto Warmbier

We may never know what brutal torture and malign neglect American student Otto Warmbier suffered at the hands of North Korea’s dictatorship before losing his life this week at the age of 22.

But it wasn’t the first time the free-spirited Ohio native died.

More than a year before succumbing to the unknown illness or injury that left him in a coma thousands of miles away from home, Otto Warmbier’s own countrymen murdered his reputation. His character. His humanity.

Click-hungry media ghouls knew nothing about Warmbier’s small-town upbringing, his family life, politics, personality, disappointments or dreams. But they gleefully savaged a young man who made a mistake on a doomed trip to a totalitarian hell.

Warmbier’s thoughtless taunters instantly transformed him into a bigger, badder villain than the barbaric DPRK goons who beat, starve, rape and kill enemies of the state for such offenses as listening to foreign radio broadcasts, possessing Bibles and disrespecting Dear Leader — in Warmbier’s case, by attempting to steal a propaganda sign that read “Let’s arm ourselves strongly with Kim Jong-il’s patriotism!” as a souvenir.

The Huffington Post published an acid rant by “Blogging While Black” writer La Sha titled “North Korea Proves Your White Male Privilege Is Not Universal.” She rejoiced at Warmbier’s sentence because, she gloated, it taught him that “the shield his cis white male identity provides here in America is not teflon abroad.”

Instead of faulting a repressive socialist regime, La Sha blamed Warmbier for “being socialized first as a white boy, and then as a white man in this country.” The HuffPo’s megalomaniac millennial had the gall to compare her daily plight of living and breathing freely in America to Warmbier’s captivity:

“The hopeless fear Warmbier is now experiencing is my daily reality living in a country where white men like him are willfully oblivious to my suffering even as they are complicit in maintaining the power structures which ensure their supremacy at my expense.”

But it wasn’t just babbling diversity bloggers who exploited Warmbier’s imprisonment.

For a few cheap yuks, liberal black comedian Larry Wilmore plowed ahead with smug disregard to how Warmbier’s parents, family and friends must have suffered as photos and videos of their son and loved one were plastered all over media. To canned laughter, Wilmore mocked Warmbier on his Comedy Central show with a graphic labeling him an “ASS,” which spelled out a fake frat name, “Alpha Sigma Sigma.”

“It’s just tough for me to have much sympathy for this guy and his crocodile tears,” Wilmore snarked as he roasted the “Frat Boy.”

Left-wing website Salon added another layer to the white male-bashing echo chamber:

“This might be America’s biggest idiot frat boy: Meet the UVa student who thought he could pull a prank in North Korea.”

Not to be outdone, Affinity Magazine (a “social justice” online magazine for teens) stomped on Warmbier’s grave after his death was announced:

“Watch whiteness work,” the publication tweeted. “He wasn’t a ‘kid’ or ‘innocent’ you can’t go to another country and try to steal from them. Respect their laws.”

This from a rag that had deified Black Lives Matter icons Michael Brown and Trayvon Martin as downtrodden youth whose extensive rap sheets must remain unmentioned at all costs.

Otto’s saboteurs engaged in the very same bigotry and stereotyping they recklessly accuse everyone else of at every turn. The far left learned nothing from leaping to conclusions about the Duke lacrosse players or the wrongfully accused members of Phi Kappa Psi at University of Virginia — where Warmbier was a junior double-majoring in commerce and economics.

By all accounts, Warmbier was a charismatic and caring human being whom one high-school classmate called “Everyone’s friend.” He was a lover of cultures and intellectually open-minded — “a warm, engaging, brilliant young man whose curiosity and enthusiasm for life knew no bounds,” according to his family.

Utterly consumed by malignant identity politics, the left-wing intelligentsia have become the intolerantsia. They are bent on dehumanizing individuals, fomenting racial, ethnic and class division in the name of “progressivism,” and never taking responsibility for the damage done.

Contrast the no-regrets policy of these “Frat Boy”-bashers, with a former North Korean prison guard, Lim Hye-jin, who escaped recently and recounted the horrors of life in the camps.

“We were manipulated not to feel any sympathy for prisoners,” she said. The guards of the totalitarian state “do not see them as human beings, just as animals.” After realizing she had been brainwashed by ideological monsters, she spoke out.

“Now I know they were normal people, so I feel very guilty.”

Will the short, slandered life and double death of Otto Warmbier prompt the American left’s cruel character assassins to admit the same?

Soul-searching, alas, requires a soul.

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