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note:  This is not really a review...it's more of my personal feelings and observations about this movie Written by Christina Hodson Directed by Travis Knight Wow.  I think this is my favourite Transformers movie.  I was actually thinking of how I would be able to give justice to this movie, but I also did not want to overthink it. After my fight with my thrombosis in the legs and thighs this was the second movie I watched inside a theatre, but the only one I want to talk about.  The first one was good, but it didn't really touch my heart that much.  To each his own. I really like this prequel.  The timeline of this movie is three years after I became aware of Hasbro's Transformers.  A lot of people love/loved it, but of course, there were those who didn't because they thought it was too cheesy/sappy. Some were saying they did not like it because it lacked originality, but didn't they realise that the script was actually paying homage to...

Thomas leads some escaped Gladers on their final and most dangerous mission yet. To save their friends, they must break into the legendary Last City, a WCKD-controlled labyrinth that may turn out to be the deadliest maze of all. Anyone who makes it out alive will get answers to the questions that the Gladers have been asking since they arrived in the maze. -WWW Directed by: Wes Ball Starring: Dylan O'Brien(Thomas), Kaya Scodelario(Teresa), Aiden Gillen(Janson), Patricia Clarkson(Paige), Will Poulter(Gally), Rosa Salazar(Brenda), Lee Ki Hong/Ki Hong Lee(Minho), Giancarlo Esposito(Jorge), Barry Pepper(Vince) and Thomas Brodie-Sangster(Newt) Written for the screen: T.S. Nowlin Based on James Dashner's The Maze Runner series for Young Adults With the exception of visiting the doctors and going to church(and having lunch) with my family the past couple of Sundays, I haven't done any extra curricular  activities, but yesterday evening, I was able to watch MAZE R...

When Cold War veteran Stan Hurley takes CIA black ops recruit Mitch Rapp under his wing, they receive an assignment to investigate a wave of random attacks on both military and civilian targets. After discovering a pattern of violence, Hurley and Rapp join forces with a lethal Turkish agent to stop  a mysterious operative who wants to start a global war. -WWW Director :  Michael Cuesta Adapted from :  American Assassin Story by :  Vince Flynn Screenplay :  Stephen Schiff ,  Edward Zwick ,  Marshall Herskovitz ,  Michael Finch Taylor Kitsch did his job well.  I would have also loved it if he was on the good side, but he was very believable as a very disillusioned disciple.   There is no dead air in this film.  This book based on Vince Flynn 's best seller is exciting, riveting and it puts you to the edge of your seat. It is not perfect, but it did deliver.  I can't wait for the next...