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Movie Reviews/Horoscopes/Soaps
Insurgent - The first movie ‘Divergent’ was very good and made $288M worldwide. The second Di- vergent series “Insurgent” stepped up the action. Beat- rice Prior (Shailene Woodley) had to fight her inner emo- tions and a powerful govern- ment (Kate Winslett, Jai Courtney, Mekhi Phifer), which threatened to destroy her society. She gets help from her boyfriend (Theo James) who is willing to die for her. Action-packed, and if you can, watch it in 3-D. En- joyed it! No. 1 at box office. Made $52M U.S. / Foreign $47M. (Budget $110M). ****
Cinderella (2015) - Dis- ney’s theme ‘Have Courage And Be Kind” was a winner in this classic fairy tale. The story follows the life of young Ella (Lily James) whose fa- ther remarries following the death of her mother. Her cruel stepmother (Cate Blanchette) and daughters mistreat Ella throughout her life. She finds hope when she meets a stranger (Richard Madden) in the forest. Adults and young teen girls will enjoy this film. Made $122M. (Budget $95M). ****
Run All Night - A mob- ster hit man Jimmy Conlon (Liam Neeson) has one night to figure out how to save his son, Mike (Joel Kinnaman), from the mob boss (Ed Har- ris), who wants Mike to pay for the death of his son. This crime thriller was a real nail biter. Neeson is back on top after the disappointing ‘Taken 3’. Common also stars as the assassin on the hunt for Conlon’s son. Must-see! Made $19M. (Budget $50M). ****
Chappie - Director Neil Blomkamp (District 9) brings to life the first robot named Chappie (Sharito Copley) with the ability to think and feel for himself. Chappie has to learn how to survive the mean streets of South Africa. Also starring Hugh Jackman, Dev Patel and Sigourney Weaver. Very violent. This movie started slow, but ended up as a well-written film. Surprisingly, good, nice twist at the end. Must see for sci-fi fans. Made $28M. (Budget $49M). ****
Focus - A con man (Will Smith) introduces a young woman (Margot Robbie) to the tricks of his trade. Three years later, the two see each other again in Argentina when he is asked by a race car billionaire to set-up a con on his rival owner. Must-see to learn how the con game busi- ness operates. Very enter-
taining and interesting. Made $49M U. S. / Foreign $71M. (Budget $50M). ****
The DUFF - A high school senior (Mae Whitman) finds out she has been labeled the DUFF (Designated Ugly Fat Friend) to her prettier, more popular friends. This teen movie was pretty funny. Your kids will enjoy this teen com- edy. Made $32M. (Budget $8.5M). ***1⁄2
McFarland, USA - A cross country coach (Kevin Costner) transform a team of runners into championship contenders. Surprisingly, very good sports film. Made $38M. (Budget N/A). ****
Fifty Shades Of Grey –
Based on the 100 million books sold, this drama/ro- mance is about a student, Anastasia (Dakota John) who meets a sexually tormented billionaire, Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan), who goes through great lengths to break her down mentally and sexually. Note: Did he know he had her at “Hello.” This film was drama free. Some- one who read the books said that the drama will come in the next movie “50 Shades of Darkness.” Made $163M. (Budget $40M). **1⁄2
Kingsman: The Secret Service – A British Spy or- ganizations (Colin Firth) re- cruits a street teen (Taron Egeton) into the agency training program to fight against a crazy tech genius (Samuel Jackson) and his ruthless bodyguard (Sofia Boutella), who are trying to control the world. This bloody, action adventure spared no one from the vio- lence. Must see! Made $114M. (Budget $81M). ****
The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out Of Water - SpongeBob and the crew must travel to the surface in order to get the secret Krabby Patty formula from a pirate who stole it. Voiced by Tom Kenny and Antonio Bandera, this second SpongeBob movie falls way short from the first. Disappointed. Wait for it on DVD. Made $158M. (Budget $74M). **1⁄2
Jupiter Ascending - A genetically engineered war- rior (Channing Tatum) is sent to Earth to protect a young woman (Mila Kunis) who does not know she is a Queen on Jupiter. A power- ful family who lives on Jupiter is on a mission to kill her. This futuristic action film moves quick and the ef- fects are worth-seeing. Andy Wachowski (The Matrix) is the director. Made $51M. (Budget $176M). ***1⁄2
Horoscopes
Aries (March 21-April 19) — You become even more practical. Inspire oth- ers to participate and the job gets done with more fun. Focus on the message. Listen to others.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Keep a job on budget and on time. Provide a pleas- ant surprise and get re- warded. Your efforts are in demand. Get coaching from an expert.
Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Imagine your future. Ask questions. You gain sta- bility. Keep your objective. Strengthen foundations and build from there. Friends can help. Your deeds impress.
Cancer (June 21-July 22) — The pressure eases. Take time to recharge. Hold on to what you have. Post- pone financial discussion. A dream can become reality.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Unexpected benefits arise in a collaborative effort. Apply some elbow grease to a practical task. Take care of a bit of business in private. Ignore distractions.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Professional news re- veals new options. Review priorities to ensure that you don’t waste unnecessary time. Appreciate someone.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — Your journey could deviate in unexpected direc- tions. Explain the need for frugality to a loved one. Save up for something you want.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — Follow through with paperwork and administra- tive tasks. Build strong foun- dations. Reconsider a change at home. An older person has practical advice. A beneficial development arises from an unexpected direction.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22- Dec. 21) — Reconnect with an old friend. Do back- ground research, to buy solid quality. Don’t get deceived by false claims.
Capricorn (Dec. 22- Jan. 19) — Revelations at work provide options. Plug a financial leak, and don’t spend on frills. Let people know what’s possible now. Wear practical shoes.
Aquarius (Jan. 20- Feb. 18) — An unexpected development could lead to extra fun. Your project takes an interesting twist. Stop and consider. Figure out the next steps before taking them. Buy only necessary supplies. Push to finish work and go play early.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) — Be careful not to lose things now. Put your back into a domestic project. Ac- cept a challenge. Upgrade for efficiency, and save money and time. Eclectic ideas pro- vide innovative solutions. Draw up solid plans. Share your insights.
BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL - Brooke turns to Katie for advice about the feelings she’s fighting for Deacon. Rick is taken aback when Maya changes her mind about Nicole’s living arrangements. Quinn is sur- prised by Rick’s business proposition. Deacon admits to tell Brooke how he’s been feeling about her.
DAYS OF OUR LIVES -
Eve tries to recruit a new ally. Paul makes a surprising con- fession to Sonny.
GENERAL HOSPITAL -
Franco and Nina share an important moment. Ric’s scheme could be jeopardized.
Lulu and Dante are taken aback by a discovery. More answers are revealed about the Spencer family past. Duke informs Sonny about Jordan. Franco and Nina have a new plot up their sleeve.
YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS - Nick and Sage give in to passion. Victoria opens up to Billy. Noah presses Dylan for informa- tion about Sharon. Kevin un- covers a significant piece of the puzzle about Austin’s past. Avery makes an impor- tant discovery about Gabriel. Noah and Kyle come to blows.
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