Jimmy Londo

I am glad I didn't see this movie in theaters. Because I would of walked out less than 30 minutes in. It's not because it's a bad movie, because it's far from a bad movie. I had the pleasure of renting the movie. I had to take breaks from watching. I'm 35 years old. My father passed away in 2014 and I've seen him twice in passing. He left before I was born, later on when I was 9. I was placed in foster care. This movie has opened some old wounds, wounds I try to bury so deep to where I'd but all forgotten about it. Truth is, I never bother to really confront or address the issue of fatherlessness. This movie helped me think about taking it to God and giving it up over to Him.

Black Ops 6 isn't great. I mean avg 2.9 Stars. Multiplayer is fun, I'm enjoying it. Zombies round based is back! After MW3 Zombies was little lacking. Multiplayer is nothing to write home about. Honestly I think all these yearly releases and bad launches like MW3, Black Ops 3, Cod Ghosts, Black Ops 4, CoD infinity, Cod Advanced Warfare, CoD Vanguard, the introduction of Warzone, the introduction of CoD HQ App, Cod HQ App is a brilliant idea that's being poorly executed. If CoD wants to be relevant again it needs to get rid of Sledgehammer Games and maybe CoD HQ. Unless they clean streamline games more effectively and efficiently. Also CoD Warzone needs to be separated from the games and be it's own thing. But Bo6 isnt really good at all. It's fun to play with friend but it's just same old same ol as usual.

I grew up watching reruns of Matlock starring Andy Griffith with my grandmother. I loved the show and when I saw they were doing a reboot that it's now gender swapped with Kathy Bates as Madeline Matlock I was hesitant at first. Most gender swapped or whatever swapped reboot doesn't usually pan over well. But Kathy Bates is a phenomenal actress, I loved the whole play on the ,"Lawyer like Matlock on TV?" But this Matlock stands on its own, with a good cast so far and a good plot that I really am enjoying the season so far and hope it keeps up with its steam so far.

The Mandalorian was a good show. But Ever since Disney bought Star Wars we had the Disaster of Episode 7,8 & 9 which had no plot or cohesiveness in that last trilogy. So far Disney has a bunch of canceled Season 1 shows. That speaks volumes enough. Having watched a couple episodes of the Acolyte. I can't finish it. Just not intriguing enough to pull me in. Saw a report it ended up being canceled. No surprise there. In fact these last few years from Disney, Hulu, HBO, CBS, Netflix and other networks having a plethora of canceled Season 1 shows that I have been watching older shows that are completed. The Acolyte wasn't for me. But apparently nobody else liked it.

Not a bad movie, kind of funny. Remind me of a plot from a older movie called Big Stan. This movie is cheesy,I would say it's good to watch once just to say you watched it, but it's not a movie I would buy to put up on my shelf.

While some may argue Journey to Bethlehem isn’t biblically accurate, and yes while this movie does take a lot of creative liberties with the story surrounding Jesus’ birth and with the characters. As one review mentioned that its kinda like The Greatest Showman meets the Nativity Story. I would agree with that assessment to a degree. But this movie isn’t to be watched with expecting Biblical accuracy, however it does provide entertainment while touching on the general overall message of Jesus’ birth. The musical score, the songs are really really good. Some I found more better than others. The ones I enjoyed were Mary’s getting Married, Good to be King, In my Blood, The Ultimate deception were ones I quite enjoyed. Tho all the songs were really good. The cast were great together. There’s some humor such as the Gabriel scence which gave me a bit of a chuckle. Or when Joseph tells the donkey to stop being a… it’s heartwarming, moving, enjoyable. Overall I give it 4 stars. The only reason I’m not giving it 5 stars is because of the soundtrack when it plays over a scene. It doesnt blend in with the scene and sounds louder than the actual dialogues. You can tell its a studio recording slapped over the scenes. But its not unbearable.

Most movies or TV Shows are pushing a woke agenda and it deviates from delivering a entertaining story. I didn’t want to watch TMS because I thought it was going to be just that. Well…here’s the catch. While there are woke elements in the show like not getting the chair “why because i’m black” it does attack white people with the Indian woman saying TMS being “progressive with 2 white women anchors” and brown people getting the shaft etc…the Me Too Movement, women’s issues and what not…however the show actually intrigrates those political issues into a real actual story on TMS that is really interesting. The acting from the entire cast is great! The plot, the twists, and everything just works. Its not like watching National Treasure Edge of History hoping for a entertaining treasure hunting show then realizing its more about a woke agenda than a treasire hunting show. The political issues being touched on being interwoven into a News Agency and what not actually works very well. As someone who’s tired of Woke Entertainment this is probably the only show I can say actually entertains me and reminds me subtly that there are issues like this in the world. But still delivers a entertaining show full of drama that many of us can relate to.

A visually stunning space opera that I believe borrows heavily from Star Wars and Dune, Rebel Moon Part 1 is a mixed bag of thrilling action sequences and shallow characters. Visually, the film is a feast for the eyes. Snyder's signature slow-motion style is in full effect, creating epic and brutal battle scenes. The world-building is impressive, with diverse planets and cultures that feel lived-in. However, the plot is predictable and derivative. The story of a ragtag group of rebels fighting against a tyrannical overlord has been told countless times before, and Rebel Moon doesn't offer much new to the table. The character development is also lacking. We don't get to know the heroes or villains well enough to care about their fates. That said, the film is still entertaining. The action sequences are well-choreographed and exciting, and the visuals are truly stunning. Fans of Star Wars and Dune will find plenty to enjoy, even if they've seen it all before. Overall, Rebel Moon Part 1 is a visually impressive but narratively shallow film. It's a fun popcorn flick that will keep you entertained, but don't expect anything too deep.

As someone who read the books I was looking forward to the Disney+ series somewhat. I had a fear that Disney+ would do to the show what they’ve done to their previous shows. However I try not to judge until I’ve at least watched it. Now, I can’t expect the show to be exactly like the books, but I did expect it would be at least faithful. Starting off in Episode 1 where Percy’s Mother said,”What makes you think he was a Hero?” “What made you think she was a monster?” “Not everyone who looks like a hero is a hero, not everyone who looks like a monster is a Monster.” That’s when I realized this show isn’t a entertainment show but a propoganda machine to brainwash children into not being able to recognize evil from good. To call good evil and evil good. Episode 3 Medusa is protrayed very differently from the books. And Annabeth…instead of just blonde hair, tan skin and stormy grey eyes. We get a different character as Annabeth. Alexandra Daddrio was a really good personification of Annabeth. Instead of casting characters per the book. Now they are just causing racial division. Again, I decided not to judge until I watched…but the girl who plays Annabeth…just doesnt play the character very well. Disney is trying to be politically correct and insert a agenda that 99% of people don’t live has ruined another show. Also the show is fast paced and most likely gonna be cancelled. After seeing the first two movies and hoping for a reboot that will be faithful to the books…doesn’t look like we are going to get that.