9/11 truth movement needs Brian Blessed

[optimus79]

I dont mean to be fussy, but can we not get a documentary with a decent narrator


Loose Change is great, but someone needs to tell Dylan Avery that it would carry a lot more power if he got someone else to narrate the thing. I understand its his film and he wants a shot of the glory but his voice carries no gravitas. The sound of a young sneering twenty year old seems to play in to the hands of those who criticise the film.

Its the same with the 9/11 Mysteries part 1, 2 and 3. They seem to have found a female robot to narrate that one.

Again with Alex Jones' documentaries, they are great to watch, but when you sit down with someone who is new to all this they sometimes find it hard to take Alex Jones seriously. I think the guy is great, like an American radicalised version of Steve Irwin (RIP), but maybe in some ways his 100 mile and hour delivery can be a little off putting those who other wise want to know what he is putting across.


I suggest Brian Blessed, someone e-mail him and get him on board.


The 9/11 truth movement NEEDS Brian Blessed

[Ally]

I like Anthony Hilder's delivery in Illuminazi911.

"THEY WANT TO KILL YOU...."

[Skeptic]

Apparently Martin Sheen is doing the narration for Loose Change Final Cut

I can't confirm this though

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[Busker]

[lostpomme]

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Ok, maybe I was a trifle condescending with my previous response in this thread.

Having given this some more thought, everything in life is about perspective and here we are with a stated view that the current narrator leaves something to be desired in terms of his delivery.

Of course, we view this from a very 'British' way of thinking - you only have to listen to Hugh Grant's efforts at speaking like someone from Brooklyn to understand that the 'drawl' doesn't sit very comfortably on the British palate (not to mention the simply appalling American accent adopted by Jason Statham - this was under the orders of studio bosses who didn't want a 'Brit' to be seen to kick American bottoms). But I digress.

The point here, is that neutrality is very much the key - I believe a pompous overbearing, almost royal accent such as Mr Blessed's would immediately get up the noses of Americans much like the current narrator's does the starter of this thread.

In much the same way - Mr Sheen has already nailed his colours to the mast and consequently, I believe loses credibility from the get-go = 'Here's Charlie spouting his old nonsense again, take that DVD off, Battlestar Galactica is on in two minutes'.

I would suggest a far more universally recognisable voice, one known on both sides of the Atlantic, someone like Patrick Stewart who is entrenched in American phsyche via Star Trek, he is warm and sincere, familiar. This is just a suggestion and I indeed empathise with Optimus as much of the potential impact of these type of productions gets lost in the narration. Painful Deceptions is in my opinion, by far the worse of the genre, the narrator is on helium.

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