Showing posts with label cinemark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cinemark. Show all posts
Thursday, January 4, 2018
All The Money in the World (movie review)
I concluded my birthday with a late showing of All the Money in the World. This drama runs for over 2 hours and is rated R. It's cast includes Michelle Williams, Christopher Plummer and Mark Wahlberg.
This movie is based on a true story around Jean Paul Getty. He founded the Getty Oil Company and was known to be the richest man. This was why his grandson was kidnapped. The initial ransom was a demand of 17 million.
Despite all the begging and pleading from his son and his wife he refused to pay a cent. He made plenty of excuses to justify his decision. He had 14 other grandchildren and if he paid for one, the others may get kidnapped for ransom as well. He also would make no money on the transaction which is all he cared about. More money.
Things make a turn for the worse when. The kidnappers don't receive their demands. They decide to send proof of how serious they are straight to the newspaper.
I will end my summary on that sentence! I thought this was a good movie. I wasn't aware of the complete storyline prior to walking in. I only knew it was based on a true story so some of the content surprised me.
It was a long movie. I would like to say it goes by quick but it didn't. The storyline was easy to follow and I was entertained through the movie. There were some parts that could have got cut out and you still would have been able to follow. The end was exciting because I truly didn't know what was going to happen. Of course I was rooting for a safe return but if the ransom doesn't get paid what could the outcome possibly be?
Did I leave just enough to get you interested if not here's trailer more.
It was nice to get out and see an adult movie but one of the next movies I want to see is Paddington 2!
Saturday, July 1, 2017
Showtime Rewards at Cinemark
Reward programs from stores and restaurants do have their own unique perks. Some perks are not as good. I will not necessarily run out my house for a buy one get one free deal. A free burger from the restaurant down the street gets my attention and so does free entertainment.
Last week I received an email promoting a special screening of Girls Trip for Cinemark Connections. Cinemark's reward program works twice as hard as other programs. I have the app on my phone and open it upon arriving at the location. I have the staff scan my phone when I purchase tickets and food. For these scans I receive points.
Another way I receive points is Cinemode. You get points for not using your phone for the duration of the movie.
Your points go towards discounts on food, drinks and even some special movie items!
Another way I receive points is Cinemode. You get points for not using your phone for the duration of the movie.
Your points go towards discounts on food, drinks and even some special movie items!
I am slowing building up my points and when I see the right reward I'll know it when I see it! For now I am just collecting away. It's hard to remember to have them scan for tickets and food so that's a hit or miss deal for me but the Cinemode is easy to remember.
So next time you visit Cinemark don't forget to get your points. Cinemark provides several movie viewing options to include digital, XD and 3D! I always love that Tuesdays at my local theater is matinee ALL day!
What's the next movie you plan on seeing?
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Monday, March 20, 2017
Kong Skull Island review
King Kong is not just a movie about a monkey or gorilla if you want to get specific. There's a plot. There's action. There's a little left to keep you guessing.
Kong: Skull Island runs for 2 hours and is rated PG-13. This fantasy/ science fiction film stars: Samuel L. Jackson, Brie Larson and John C. Reilly to name a few.
I went to see this film after opening day as sometimes it's the best time to go. Less crowd equals more arm room. I always try to catch my movies at matinee prices which are easy on Tuesdays as its the special all day Cinemark. So I can even catch a evening showing missing the crowd for the same affordable rate.
It was nice to see 2017 Kong even though the movie is still set to be in the 40's. He looked so realistic and believable.
As soon as I saw the "female" of the movie I wondered of she was going to fall in love with a man or the gorilla. The emotions and feelings were there but not just with her.
There was plenty of action and a couple of those jump from your seat surprises. A few jokes sprinkled in there which helped you get to know the characters better. You can almost understand why the need to go to Skull Island is so important but you start to wonder why all the equipment is necessary.
I am not a Sci-fi geek so as an outsider looking in I liked to see the other different extremely large creatures inhabiting the island. I heard there was some importance to them. I will leave that alone.
I would say the PG-13 rating is about right. Even if there isn't any sex, the blood and gore make up for it. Language is pretty colorful but think about it your taking some soldiers to support some scientist on an island. It's not Gilligan's Island here.
I liked the movie and would see it again. I'm sure I would catch more things the second time around. So go ahead and head out. It's not going to be packed and you should be able to enjoy yourself.
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Storks (review)
When you have kids and the television is on they are bound to catch a preview of a movie. Then when a movie declares it's coming out tomorrow their ears perk up with full on attention. They stop what they are doing listen to the commercial then proceed to let you know
who:them
when: tomorrow
where: movies
what: "we are seeing it!"
how: your paying and popcorn is mandatory
That's how every discussion goes when a new movie comes out. A new animated film that is. I must admit we have gone to a lot, some I didn't want to go to others I wished I hadn't but, some I'm glad I did. Lucky for the kids I wanted to see this one.
Storks is rated PG. This was a clean PG rating. I don't recall anything I was uncomfortable with my children seeing or hearing. The movie runs for 1 hour and 40 minutes. Starring roles go to Kelsey Grammer and Jennifer Aniston.
The storks used to deliver babies but are in a new business. They shut the baby business down due to an accident. One stork is up for promotion and is tasked with termination. This termination is what makes the story along with a letter.
My kids and I all enjoyed the movie. This isn't a freak occurrence. Sometimes I like something and they don't. Also I can rate this movie good because I didn't have to take anyone to the bathroom . I could start rating movies with toilet icons based on how many times I have to take a child sometimes. The were able to provide a summary of the movie, retell funny parts and laugh throughout the movie. I enjoyed it as it was funny and entertaining. The jokes are not geared towards adults as much as most animated films are. This is a very funny wholesome movie. The colors are bright, the babies are adorable and use this show as a springboard to learn more about storks.
During the movie....... the question does rise of where do babies come from.
You have to watch it to find out. I did and now I know!
Tuesday, May 24, 2016
Money Monster (movie review)
Money Monster is a crime film rated R and runs about 1 hour 39 minutes. This movie was directed by Jodie Foster and had some great actors like George Clooney and Julia Roberts pulling off an entertaining performance.
The movie starts off with a news segment discussing stocks. One disgruntled stockholder versus the large company. One man representing the world of believers. Believers being the people that are holding on to winning it big. Believers being the ones that waste the last of their money on a dream.
The movie follows the ups and downs of a young man's life to bring us to the point of why he is so made at a company he invested in. He although is nothing more than a regular person knows that he was wronged. Not personally but wants justification and answers. I was not aware of the movie before I went but glad I choose it. It was entertaining.
We already know the value of a dollar. Some of us know how to stretch it better than others. This movie makes you think of money, who controls it, you or the government, big corporations or even the media. We are teased and tempted on a daily basis but need to not only be strong and defiant but also more educated on our options of better spending and saving.
I would rent this movie as I'm sure I would catch bits and pieces I missed while viewing it in the theater.
Monday, May 2, 2016
Ratchet and Clank (movie review)
Ratchet and Clank is an animated action adventure. It is rated PG and runs 1 hour and 34 minutes. The cast includes Sylvester Stallone, Rosario Dawson and Bella Thorne to name a few.
The movie is about a creature (whom is hard to identify by his peers) and a robot. Ratchet (the creature) wants to be part of the team. The team that takes care of the planet , fights bad guys and is envied by all. However reality has other plans for him and he is not accepted into that circle. But when a robot crashes onto the planet and claims of an immediate attack they join forces.
This movie is made for the young eyes to view the animation and the adults to hear the jokes. The characters were cute and entertaining but I found the movie to be slow and uninteresting. Sadly my daughter started squirming and making exaggerated noises. I took this as she was done watching it and had other things to do.
I will chalk this up as one for the team and will keep a better on on their choices and may not leap immediately to please them. This movie could have waited for rental status.
What I really wanted to see this week was Keanu. I may still get out to see it!!
Saturday, April 23, 2016
Barbershop The Next Cut (movie review)
Well I need to get caught up on my last movie. I went to see this last Sunday which technically puts me a day behind. I never caught up with a new movie this week and already have a scheduled movie for next week being tomorrow. So I have officially missed watching/catching a movie once a week. At the present time as of today I do not have plans for a movie seeing as I'm going tomorrow. I know which one I would go see today but I doubt I will go.
So last week I went to see Barber Shop. Starring Ice Cube, Cedric the Entertainer to name a few! This comedy PG-13and runs for 1 hour and 52 minutes was indeed a good movie. I was entertained through the whole movie and maybe even experienced an episode of a wet eye.
The crew is back and with some ladies working in the shop you are privileged to catch the banter between the two sexes. There's flirting, jokes and seriousness passed from side to side. Serious topics as well as jokes about each other. I started to feel like I knew the ending from the very beginning but was thrown off a couple times. Nothing wrong with that. I think that makes a better movie when I can watch it without a really knowing what's going to happen.
Gangs and guns! An area that is out of control. In some areas more than others. Innocent people die or suffer as a result of gangs. Companies lose customers or their whole business. Neighborhoods are tormented. Frightened, innocent, naive children are injured, killed or inducted into the gangs. More can be done but only by the help of many.
The barbershop wants to start a movement. They want people to recognize a problem and work on actively resolving it. They use their resources and work as a team to bring light on an area that is a growing problem everywhere.
We don't live in a bubble and are definitely capable of more than what we think. Maybe not capable of handling all situations by ourself but as a team that supports, encourages and motivates. We could make a lot of things happen. Everyone knows someone. You don't know a reporter but a friend or a friend does. Find a platform your passionate about and use that as a focus to make a change.
Glad I went and would see it again on dvd!
Thursday, April 21, 2016
The Boss (movie review)
I picked this movie based on Melissa McCarthy and her comedic ways. She did not disappoint.
In this movie she is a rich boss woman. In charge of her own empire and sharing her get rich ideas with the world. However she messes or lack there of with the wrong person who brings her down. She's left with basically nothing but her assistant. However fortunately her mindset was still in the get rich, stay rich, be rich mode but she couldn't get hired or find partners to work with. So after seeing the potential of a tasty treat and some girls being taken advantage of she comes up with a brilliant idea for anyone willing to take a chance.
This was a good movie. I was entertained by it. Her movies are nice when she has another great A star actor in it. There's always a slow spot in every movie; don't look for it just watch and enjoy. I was only annoyed at the scarf around her neck the entire movie which in suppose was to portray her "rich" status but it was always there. Knowing her daughter along with her husband playing parts in it was kind of fun when you hear that back story.
I am not turned off by her movies and will continue to go but just have not been completed wowed by her movies. I will keep watching so if I were to rate this. I would watch it again via redbox!
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Eye in the Sky (movie review)
I looked over my options for the week and decided Eye in the Sky was the movie for me for the week. This drama/thriller is rated R and runs for 1 hour 42 minutes. The cast to pull this movie off included Helen Mirren, Alan Rickman and Aaron Paul to name a few.
Having been in the military I do like to occasionally watch a military type film. This one was no let down. We are all aware of the invisible eyes of the government watching us. What we don't know is how often, when, where and what capabilities do they really have to do it.
Our modern times have led us to make some hard decisions. Human life has seemed to decrease in value in the eyes of others. In the defense of a nation, country or crowded landmark how many should die, do die or could die if a situation is diverted or not?
This movie keeps you entertained from the beginning of the movie with high tech technology like drones and their secret pilots on land, innocence learning how to perfect hula hoop action and selling you wares at the corner to provide income for your family. We all have our daily routines. Activities that we do to pass the time or make money.
Without making everyone paranoid we do not live in a safe world. We are not free from harm and we don't know who is watching.
Sit back and enjoy this movie. Take a peak at the military and government in action saving people from a bigger problem. An unimaginable situation. This movie should make you think of the consequences of your own actions. What one little decision did you make that made a difference?
Sunday, April 3, 2016
Batman v Superman (movie review)
This movie is more than two men in tights and capes. It's a movie with two men in tights, capes and a women! I would not label myself as a superhero geek but I do appreciate a superhero movie like the next regular nongeek person.
Batman v Superman runs for 2 hours and 33 minutes and is rated PG-13. This movie is a science fiction theme film staring Ben Affleck, Henry Cavill and Gal Gado to name a few. This cast brought the superheroes to life.
I was entertained by the characters all of them and some scenes proved to be better entertainment than others. I was on the edge of my seat to see the lady in action but the length of this movie was a little much for me.
The movie does take time and give you some basic history on all superheroes. I was highly amused with Lex Luther (Jesse Eisenberg) throughout the film that's for sure. Apparently I went with someone more knowledgeable in the area as when I had a question it was answered. I'm a little more team Batman than team Superman so I did get lost at times.
The glimpse I got for future rescues by other heroes was exciting. I will need to catch up before the next movie comes out! You know I don't like to spoil the movie so I will not tell you who dies or who won! I will say if you come into the movie late it will be ok. There is a lot of fluff through the movie which hurts the movie as 2 hours was excessive. The fight scenes were nice and I could have tolerated that more than Lois Lane scenes.
I wouldn't wait for this movie to come to dvd matinee would be fine. This way you can enjoy some popcorn, a break from kids and some popcorn!
I was entertained by the characters all of them and some scenes proved to be better entertainment than others. I was on the edge of my seat to see the lady in action but the length of this movie was a little much for me.
The movie does take time and give you some basic history on all superheroes. I was highly amused with Lex Luther (Jesse Eisenberg) throughout the film that's for sure. Apparently I went with someone more knowledgeable in the area as when I had a question it was answered. I'm a little more team Batman than team Superman so I did get lost at times.
The glimpse I got for future rescues by other heroes was exciting. I will need to catch up before the next movie comes out! You know I don't like to spoil the movie so I will not tell you who dies or who won! I will say if you come into the movie late it will be ok. There is a lot of fluff through the movie which hurts the movie as 2 hours was excessive. The fight scenes were nice and I could have tolerated that more than Lois Lane scenes.
I wouldn't wait for this movie to come to dvd matinee would be fine. This way you can enjoy some popcorn, a break from kids and some popcorn!
Saturday, March 19, 2016
Miracles from Heaven (movie review)
I feel like I cut it close to catch this movie for the week. I didn't have a plan and only started looking at my options in the morning for an afternoon show. It was a choice between two when I checked out what was available.
I had previously saw an interview on the Today Show with Jennifer Garner talking about her role but was not set on seeing this movie. Only when I actually read the summary and checked the time did I make the final decision!
Boy, am I glad I did! You know you are in the right spot when the theater is packed. For weeks the theater has not been packed for a movie I went to see. For weeks I didn't have to look for a seat. This week I had to look for a seat (and don't get me started on the lovely lady who apparently bought a seat for her purse).
I will refrain from spoiling this movie too much but will tell you to have some napkins for your dirty hands or tissues for allergies. This movie will provoke watery eyes! I will leave it at that. You may come to your own conclusions but I will not tell you! However I have heard from some people how they appreciate being told when they may need tissues!
This movie is rated PG and runs for 1 hour and 49 minutes. The cast includes: Jennifer Garner, Queen Latifah and Martin Henderson to name a few. This movie is beautifully written! It's hits you to the core. The actors all play a stunning role to bring this true story to life.
A family is living life to the fullest until they hit a bump in the road. One of their own becomes sick. The world around them crumbles slowly around them. You of course are concerned with why you but you also want answers and help. How far will you go to fix your family? How much doubt can you have? Do you think it's only about you? How many people really suffer? What are you willing to give up?
Take your whole family to this movie! I was going to bring my youngest daughter but thought it might be too much. She would get more from it at home where I can talk to her to see what she understands and help her in understanding. However elementary, preteens and teens would be fine!
This may just be the movie of the year. Your not going to want to miss out on this! See it tomorrow! A great day with your family after family dinner or before.
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
10 Cloverfield Lane (Movie Review)
So another week has passed and another movie I did see. Over the weekend I got to see 10 Cloverfield Lane. From the previews I had seen it was one of two shows that I wanted to see so I am glad I got out to see it.
10 Cloverfield Lane is rated PG -13 and runs for 1 hour and 46 minutes. It has a great cast to include: John Goodman, Mary Elizabeth Winstead and John Gallagher Jr. This movie is not exactly a thriller but more of a suspense mystery movie.
With such a small cast of actors it's axing I didn't get bored following the plot. All the actors played a great role. An important role to keep the movie going. They played convincing roles throughout the movie and I enjoyed all their unique acting styles.
The movie circles around a young lady stuck, held captive, kidnapped or just residing there of her own free will in a home. She tries to convince herself that all is well but slowly loses reality throughout the movie. People have got to be lying to her with such a bizarre story how could it be true.
Aliens, monsters , nuclear attacks whatever is going on outside you are safer in the house. Your alive if you stay inside. How many people are prepared to ride out a national disaster? How close are they to your house and are you friends with them. The house was definitely set up to sustain life.
I liked this movie as everything was kept clean. A movie without couples making out or even kissing was nice. This movie was about finding out the real reason why she was where she was and why was she there. She makes friends with another individual and they will get out of that house one way or the other.
This is a nice little snuggle with you friend movie and focus on the plot of the movie. I enjoyed my tub of popcorn and watched the whole thing just wondering what was going to happen next. The suspense was great.
Check out the movie and see how it ends. This is definitely one you watch all the way through.
Friday, March 4, 2016
Zootopia (review)
Disney's new movie Zootopia hit theaters today and I was as excited to see it as my kids were. Zootopia rated PG runs for 1 hour and 48 minutes and has a great cast lineup to include: Ginnifer Goodwin, Jason Bateman and singing by Shakira.
The movie is about when animals live together in their own world. They live in cities, town and countries together getting along with all species regardless of predator or prey status. In living in your world there comes jobs that need to be manned such as cops, farmers and mayors.
The overall movie motivates you to do what makes you happy. Be true to yourself. You don't need to settle. If your ambition is to be an police officer than work towards that goal and do it to the best of your ability. Expect hurdles as that is realistic but work through that to accomplish your goal.
Don't assume you know something about someone or a species because everyone is different. Of course when your young and grow up your outlook on life changes. We do mature with age and realize what's important and what's not.
Some spots in this movie did surprise me. We actually viewed this movie in 3D so that didn't help with some parts. My daughter (the 5yo) did jump at parts that jumped unexpectedly at her. Parts were a little darker and scary then what she expected. She did state when the movie was over she didn't like the scary parts. Some animals did get mean and attack. There were growls and pouncing motions. My 3 yo didn't cover his eyes nor make any comments but he did remove his glasses for most of the movie so maybe he didn't quite catch the same image, he didn't understand it, or it didn't bother him.
Over all I did like the animation. I like the characters. I do believe the sloth parts was my favorite. Lots of jokes sprinkled through it that kids will not catch that adults will. I probably would not rent this movie from Redbox but if we did I anticipate my daughter covering her eyes on the darker parts.
It was a good movie. Maybe better for kids over 5 but you know your child better than anyone. Perhaps if we didn't view this movie in 3D it may not have been quite as scary. A majority of the movie is pleasant about 20% spread out is the parts that concerned me the most for being a child's movie.
Regardless of my opinion. I leave it up to you. Would love to know how you felt after seeing it.
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Triple 9 (movie reveiw)
I started my weekend with a movie. Waiting to see a movie on the weekend allowed me to sift through my new and old options. Although there are some old movies still playing that I wanted to see I choose a new movie.
This week I decided on Triple 9. This movie runs for 1 hour and 55 minutes. It is rated R and is categorized as a crime/drama film. Staring Anthony Mackie, Woody Harrelson, Casey Affleck and until I looked the movie up I wasnt aware of it but Kate Winslet as well.
This movie is not your typical good cop bad cop movie. It starts out with guns blazing as individuals rob a bank whereas on their getaway the red dye fills their car and they have to make a quick decision to remedy the situation. After the first robbery we are introduced to the team of robberies! 2 brothers (isn't there always a set of siblings in a robbery) a ringleader and 2 corrupt cops.
One bad cop is no happy when he is present with a good cop as partner but he eventually embraces the relationship. The cops are plain clothes cops (don't let the pinstripes fool you) working closely with the community to include the gang division. The new good guy doesn't know the rules of the streets so he bumps heads.
This movie was very intense. You are able to play out some scenes before it happens but there is still plenty of action that you don't see coming. Another big job needs to be done as the bad guys are dealing with badder guys. Noone is happy but those bad guys sure are smart and creative when it comes to figuring out how to get the job done.
This movie had cops and gangs so expect guns, drugs, strippers and language. If you need to go to the bathroom go in the middle just don't wait till the end because you will miss some good spots. Your movie mate telling you about it will never quite capture that moment.
I liked this movie. Will I see it again, probably not but doesn't mean I didn't like it because I did! This movie had so much action, and plots it was nice to see what the guys were going to do next. The boss lady was great. I hated her so much but was amazed at how calm and cool someone could be. I saw check it out, sit back and enjoy yourself!
Monday, February 22, 2016
Deadpool (movie review)
I went to see Deadpool the beginning of last week so that got my movie in for the week. I'm already trying to figure out this week but have figured out what's going on March 4th!
So back to Deadpool. Definitely rated R! I wouldn't take my children and have heard caution issued on television reviews but saw several kids at the showing when I was there. To each his own. The movie runs for 1 hour and 48 minutes and stars Ryan Reynolds, T.J.Miller, Morena Baccarin to list a few.
You will not see any familiar X-men characters although Wolverine is referred to a couple times. Two X-men residents make a couple appearances and you do catch a glimpse of the house but the story ends there.
You got to love movies that go backwards at the beginning to appreciate the whole story. I'm sure several of us didn't know the story of how Deadpool came to be so in this case it needed to be this way!
The movie starts off with action right away. Deadpool wants not just revenge but a secret remedy to cure him. He is in the search to find the man who disfigured him. (avocado who had sex with another avocado)
Before Deadpool there was Wade Wilson just a regular man who finds love and is trying to live the American dream and live happily ever after. He gets diagnosed with a life threatening disease but then when offered a new opportunity to defy the odds he takes it.
The movie is packed with action, love, violence and more action. I surprisingly liked this movie. I didn't select this movie to go see but tagged along to go see it anyways. It had a lot of crude jokes, gestures or innuendos but some of it was just funny. Some of it may have been excessive but based on what you learn about the character it almost seemed appropriate.
Final decision about this movie I could even sit through it again when it's released from the theaters. Not a bad movie it had a lot going on to keep you interested. You didn't know what to expect so it was nice to see the next scene. You need to watch the movie to see what happened to him and how he got to be who he was. If there was a second movie I would go to see it as I think he would have a bigger entourage and it would be even more entertaining to watch a team fighting crime.
Happy movie viewing everyone!
Thursday, February 18, 2016
How to be Single (movie review)
When I saw the posters up of this movie I wanted to go. I enjoy Rebel Wilson and couldn't wait to see it. Little did I know I would actually be accompanied by my husband to this chick flick.
How to be Single runs for 1 hour and 50 minutes with an R rating. A show stopping cast to include Rebel Wilson, Dakota Johnson, Leslie Mann and Alison Brie. All four women make their own statement in the movie.
This movie follows all the women on different paths of their declared independence, desperately seeking, career woman and happily single. Some moments are funny than others. Good times just hanging with your girlfriend. Discovering a new place with a new found friend.
This movie allows us to be envious of the single ladies doing there thing as well as appreciate our married days. Not all days are good. Noone likes to be dumped, or go through a variety of men to find the right one or not find one at all. However this movie brings light to make the most of what you have. Take full advantage of the present time; no matter what part of life your in.
Some points in the movie seemed pointless and could have been left out but I did appreciate the follow through from aspirations to the overall idea that it is ok to be single. No pressure, no stress. Living single, being single has its benefits just like anything else.
I enjoyed this movie and might even view it again when it's made available on dvd. This movie does follow through with laughs as promised and it definitely made a nice chick flick for the Valentine's Day weekend.
Monday, February 8, 2016
The Boy (movie review)
Although I finally made it to see this movie and it wasn't opening night or within the first week is neither her nor there. I made it and that's all that matters.
I found out when I went this time based on luck I guess but I can go for $4 per person on Sat or Sun before 4! That's a whole buck cheaper than I was aware of. Can you see how excited I am with this news?!
The boy rated PG-13 runs for 1 hour 38 minutes. The actors and actresses although I am not familiar with did a great job of combining forces to scare me. The characters were a combination of good guys and gals as well as bad guys. Bonus as the movie takes place across the pond there is of course a nice looking actor with an accent to keep you entertained ladies.
The boy is about a nanny from the U.S. working abroad for a family. The money she makes in one week is amazing, she only has to follow a small list of duties and just take care of a doll. How hard is that?
A little boy has passed but the family is grieving and need help to raise a doll that they have declared a substitute for their lovely Brahms. Brahms meant the world to them and still does in this form. They needed some help and employed a nanny. She was young, fit and up for some time away from Montana so why not.
The things that she has to do are not asking to much. Take care of him as if he was your own. But just because noone is looking doesn't mean you shouldn't do your job. The boy has chosen her and he likes her. Just follow the list and everything will be ok.
This was a good movie and now that I have seen it I can watch it again when it does come out. It has the loud music, your heart does jump out but you can simply put it back in. I refuse to spoil this movie but will say it's an original thriller and you can't imagine the conclusion. Must see....... just in case another one comes out.
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