FBI files of Marilyn Monroe were released, in which, shows that she may have had a communist past. They also show that the FBI were aware about the theories that she has been killed, but they do not contain any new information about her death 50 years ago.

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Oh man, this is really starting to show the government might have had something to do with her death. Yes, I’m still calling on it, that she was murdered by the Kennedy’s, and they covered it up. Got away with it.

Some of you may ask, how? Well, it’s easy to make a murder look like a suicide. That’s what they did here. I’ve read, the book, “The Last Days of Marilyn Monroe”, a long while back. It was described that her body was found in her bedroom, with the phone left off the hook. She had bruises all over her body. Before her death, Bobby Kennedy was spotted at her home with other men. So they may have beaten her and forced her to take the drugs.

Her death maybe probable suicide, but I think she was murdered.

It doesn’t matter how long ago it was, we need to know how she really died. It’s going to be even more difficult to get answers ’cause most of the Kennedy family are dead. It’s a shame what happened to her. I love Marilyn. Watched most of her entire filmography and I feel good about it. I understand why she’s so famous and legendary now.

Kev

This post is not going to be about her death or her personal problems, it’s going to be a positive thing. About celebrating her great career. When I visited Los Angeles last year in Hollywood, it inspired me to get into Marilyn Monroe movies more. I started watching her films this year, and pretty much watched most of her films in her filmography. I even saw all the ones where she had small cameos in. What are my top 5 Marilyn flicks, out of all the ones I’ve watched?

In no particular order: “Some Like It Hot”, “Gentlemen Prefers Blondes”, “Niagra”, “The Seven Year Itch”, and “Bus Stop”.

There’s still a few more I need to see like “Prince and the Showgirl” and “Don’t Bother to Knock” (which both of these are listed on my DVD rental que for Netflix). I still need to see “The Misfits”, too and that DVD is hard to find.

This woman is so inspiring that she makes me wish I was around the time she was alive. Her career was pretty important in the movie industry. She didn’t become a legend for nothing. No matter how long ago she was around, she’ll inspire people forever.

Kev

This post is about celebrating the career of Marilyn Monroe, the legendary actress and singer. I’m proud to be a fan of her films, as I’ve watched too many of them and still plenty of more to go. While I’ve watched a lot of her films already, I still say that “The Seven Year Itch”, “Gentlemen Prefers Blondes” and “Niagara” are my favorites.

Thanks Marilyn for the inspiration. It was quite a ride, watching her films. I still haven’t seen, “Prince and the Showgirl” yet, but looking into checking it out soon. Enjoy the videos below.

Kev

So I was just browsing through the Netflix website to see what Marilyn movies they have for streamable, and surprisingly, Netflix streams pretty much most of her films. Some of them are not for streamable, some are for rent only. Instead of collecting her movies on DVD, I think I’ll watch them all through Netflix streaming and DVD rentals.

I really need to watch Marilyn’s movies ’cause you are not a true movie buff if you haven’t watched any of her films. I really need to catch up with the classics.

Netflix has a pretty large library in their DVD collection. You want something, they have it. They have rare films that no one has ever heard about and indie films too. This is why I love Netflix and I’m sticking with them. I think they’re DVD service is great.

Back to Marilyn, I only watched two of her films that DVD boxset that I bought. I haven’t caught up with all of them yet. The last one I watched was, “Let’s Make Love”, which is one I didn’t care for, it only had like one good scene in that film.

I’m not interested in seeing that Michelle Williams movie, “My Week With Marilyn” which is coming out in theaters soon. I hate it when celebrities try to portray Marilyn, none of them look good as Marilyn anyway. The only celebrity that came pretty close to perfection as Marilyn was obviously, Anna Nicole Smith. Anna Nicole made a great Marilyn back in her day, but other than that, nobody else can copy her. That goes for Lindsay Lohan as well.

I might watch another Marilyn movie this weekend, not tonight though.

Kev

Today at Barnes & Noble, I picked up the Marilyn Monroe DVD collection which includes 5 different films. “Gentlemen Prefers Blondes”, “Let’s Make Love”, “Niagara”, “River of No Return” and “The Seven Year Itch”. It also has a bonus disc which is a documentary of her life called, “The Final Days”. I wanted to find a Marilyn Monroe DVD collection boxed set and Barnes & Noble was the only place where they had it. So I had to get it there.

I really should learn more about her and watch more of her classic films. When I was in L.A. last week, Marilyn was pretty much everywhere you go. Everywhere you look in Los Angeles, you’ll see her photo somewhere. Why? Because she was born in L.A. and she died there too. That’s why she’s a big deal in that city.

I figure it would be good to research her more by watching more of her films and reading about her past. I happen to be a fan and starting to collect some of her merchandise stuff.

Celebrities of today can try to impersonate her all they want to, but they’ll never be in her league. Her career and life was something else. I guess this is just me getting older and wanting to get into classic stuff more.

Kev