Upcoming Movies and TV shows
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Im really excited for Glass. Im glad they got those three actors together for it, should be a good one.
I also saw Pet Cemetery 2 trailer, the original freaked me out as a young kid, the little boy Gage!
I really enjoy Harry Potter, but I couldnt get into the first Fantastic Beasts, however this new one looks pretty promising, I think I am going to try to watch the first again before seeing the second.
I also saw Pet Cemetery 2 trailer, the original freaked me out as a young kid, the little boy Gage!
I really enjoy Harry Potter, but I couldnt get into the first Fantastic Beasts, however this new one looks pretty promising, I think I am going to try to watch the first again before seeing the second.
I hate it when TV shows or movies get it wrong with diabetes. They make it sound like a diabetic will die within a few hours without an insulin shot. With a lack of insulin a diabetic could last days(more with exercise).
The opposite acts within hours(too much insulin) but can be treated with any sugar; soda, candy, pastry (not an insulin shot).
The opposite acts within hours(too much insulin) but can be treated with any sugar; soda, candy, pastry (not an insulin shot).
What would be the fun in them portraying the condition as you've described it?.....it just occurred to me that the actress who played tbe two headed lady on American Horror Story is starring in Glass.I liked her work in that series.
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She played two or three character's in the last run of AHS
She was a hoot last season with the election storyline.
I didnt make it to the theaters this weekend as I had some family in town, however, I watched two movies Friday that are semi-new releases.
Alpha: How did man meet man's best friend? Alpha tells the story of how humans became close companions with wolves (then soon to be modern dogs). I never had a dog so it didn't grip me in that sense, but it was touching and displayed themes of strength and perseverance which was moving. The CGI wasn't the greatest which is used quite frequently and the plot is thin/boring. There is also no English spoken, so although there is limited dialogue, its all subtitles which isnt necessarily bad, just pointing it out. I dont think I would go out of my way to watch it, but at 90mins its probably worth it if need to kill a little bit of time. 6.1/10.
American Assassin: This one is a little older in the year. I remember being really excited for it, but poor reviews led me to wait until release. I then forgot about it, but this weekend it appeared on Hulu so I was excited to watch. Micheal Keaton has a prominent role and I am always a fan of him, but that is probably the show point of the movie. Lots of blood and gun violence but it appears to be made for teens with the lack of any deep plot lines. Pretty straight forward throughout, rated R with a torture scene so prepare for that. Not the greatest, but again maybe worth your while? 6.2/10.
Alpha: How did man meet man's best friend? Alpha tells the story of how humans became close companions with wolves (then soon to be modern dogs). I never had a dog so it didn't grip me in that sense, but it was touching and displayed themes of strength and perseverance which was moving. The CGI wasn't the greatest which is used quite frequently and the plot is thin/boring. There is also no English spoken, so although there is limited dialogue, its all subtitles which isnt necessarily bad, just pointing it out. I dont think I would go out of my way to watch it, but at 90mins its probably worth it if need to kill a little bit of time. 6.1/10.
American Assassin: This one is a little older in the year. I remember being really excited for it, but poor reviews led me to wait until release. I then forgot about it, but this weekend it appeared on Hulu so I was excited to watch. Micheal Keaton has a prominent role and I am always a fan of him, but that is probably the show point of the movie. Lots of blood and gun violence but it appears to be made for teens with the lack of any deep plot lines. Pretty straight forward throughout, rated R with a torture scene so prepare for that. Not the greatest, but again maybe worth your while? 6.2/10.
Alpha was great to me personally really explained how dogs became man best friend.
Since no one has mentioned it I'm guessing nobody watches Ray Donovan?