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Drew-z Movie Reviews
Beauty And The Beast (2017)- Disney and director Bill Condon revisit the Disney animated
classic about a monstrous-looking prince (Dan Stevens) and a young woman (Emma Watson) who fall in love. Kids and adults will enjoy this film. No. 1 at box office -$174M -U.S./ $204M- foreign- (budget- $160M)- ****
Kong-Skull Island - A team of scientists (John Goodman, Corey Hawkins-played Dr.Dre/ 24 Legacy) and a military team ( Samuel Jackson, Tom Hiddleston, Brie Larson, Jason Mitchell-played Eazy E) ex- plore an uncharted island where King Kong lives. The team must soon fight Kong and other creatures to get off the island. Enjoyed this outrageous Kong story which featured a good number of Black actors. How many will get off the island? Made -$109M U.S./ foreign- $151M (budget $185M )- ****
Logan (2017) - A weary Wolverine-Logan (Hugh Jackman) cares for an ailing Professor X (Patrick Stewart) and Caliban in a hideaway building on the Mexican Border. Logan’s peaceful world comes to an end when a young mutant-Laura (Dafne Keen) shows up while she is being pursed by a deadly corporation with killer assassins. This has to be the most violent Marvel film ever (R). The young mutant-Laura is off- the chain dangerous. Cyborg Donald Pierce (Boyd Holbrook) plays a very good villian. Made - $185M- U.S./ foreign- $339M- (budget- $97M)- ****
Get Out - Jordan Peele's horror/thriller is about a Black man -Chris) (Daniel Kaluuya) visiting his white girlfriend's- Rose (Allison Williams) family mysterious estate in upstate New York. Once arriving to the estate, Chris has to deal with the racial questions from Rose's family and friends. He is deeply disturbed by the Black servants on the estate as he soon realizes the family has a sinister secret that turns this film into a horror flick. Director Peele's of the comedy team of Key and Peele screenplay is twilight zone flawless as he received 100% from the movie critics. Must-see for horror fans. Made - $134M (budget- $4M)- ****
John Wick 2 - After getting a visit from a mafia boss to repay a debt from the past, John Wick (Keanu Reeves) discovers that the bounty was now on him. If you want to see Wick get busy in this well-written action thriller, then don’t miss it! Reeves comes through again. Made $89M- (budget-N/A)- ****
Split - M. Night Shyamalan (Signs) directs a pyscho-thriller about three girls (Ana-Taylor Joy) being kidnapped by a mentally disturbed man with 24 distinct personalities. McAvoy should have been nomi- nated for an Oscar for best male actor. Psychiatrist Dr. Karen Fletcher (Betty Buckley) shoud have been nominated for best supporting actress. A well-written script from Shyamalan. Must see for fans looking for a pyscho thriller. Made-$136M (budget-$9M)- ****
Soap Opera Spoilers
Days Of Our Lives: Steve and Kayla trace his son with Ava to a diner in Arizona. Brady and Eric share a warm reunion.
Adrienne's loved ones gather to support her as she prepares to have her double mastectomy and reconstruction surgery.
The Bold & The Beautiful: Steffy is brutally honest with Thomas about him inviting Sally to her wedding. Brooke and Eric reminisce about the thirty years they have known and loved each other.
Due to his plans to marry Brooke, Ridge and Quinn agree to put an end to their encounters. Sally suffers the consequences of attending an event she was not officially invited to. A revealed secret puts two rela- tionships in jeopardy. Bill loses hope about reuniting with Brooke.
The Young & The Restless: Billy makes a bold move with Vic- toria. Sharon and Scott connect. Kevin reveals to Michael that he plans to propose to Chloe. Nikki and Nick discuss the explosion that killed Adam.
Nick wants answers from Chelsea. Devon cuts ties with Hilary. Nikki befriends a mysterious stranger. Chloe, Kevin, and Scott have a wild night out. Lily and Jordan work together. Kevin plans a surprise marriage proposal for Chloe.
After Victoria sees Mariah's computer file about Gloria's 'anony- mous' sexual harassment story, she and Billy figure out it involves Glo- ria and Jack and are thrilled to have the information for future use.
General Hospital: Sonny faces Morgan’s killer.
Finn fights to keep his secret. Franco shares his concerns. Jason and Sam reconnect. Sonny feels defeated. Alexis struggles with her grief.
Horoscopes
If Your Birthday Is Today: You are energetic, motivated and driven. You fight for what you believe in because challenges attract you. Great news! You are now heading into one of the most powerful years of your life — a time of accumulation. Whatever you have done in the past will now ripen because it’s your time of fruition. This is a good year to buy and sell.
Aries (March 21-April 19): Be careful today because bosses and parents are noticing you. In fact, everyone sees you. However, because most of this day is a Moon Alert, crazy things might happen. Yeah, you might wish you were not so conspicuous. (Get my drift?)
Taurus (April 20-May 20): You want to do something different today to shake things up a little. You want to travel or enjoy a change of scenery. Ironically, your wish might be granted because today is full of unexpected detours, surprises and delays — plus shortages. Definitely shortages. Hmmm, be careful what you wish for.
Gemini (May 21-June 20): Even though your focus is on shared property, taxes, debt and anything that you own jointly with others (in- cluding inheritances and wills), this is a poor day for major financially related decisions. Just fill your databank. Decide nothing. Not today.
Cancer (June 21-July 22): Postpone important discussions with partners and close friends. It’s OK to get information and spitball some ideas, but do not agree to anything important. Do not volunteer for any- thing. Try to stay on the sidelines and listen. Later, you’ll be glad you did.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): Accept the fact that today will be full of little errors, delays, shortages and inefficiencies. It won’t be big stuff, but it might be frustrating. Therefore, lower your expectations. Slow down and cut yourself some slack. Cut others some slack as well. “You got it, Pontiac!”
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): While fuzzy thinking and delays might frustrate many other signs, today is a very creative day for you. You’re in the zone! Make the most of this if you work in show business, sports, the entertainment world, the hospitality industry or with children.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Resist the urge to promise too much to a family member today, especially your mother. In a way, you want to stay under the radar and cocoon at home if possible. This is just fine. But do not agree to anything important. Do not borrow or lend money.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): This is a mildly accident-prone day, which means you should keep your eyes open. Pay attention to every- thing you say and do. Just listen. Do your homework. But do not offer advice, suggestions or your efforts to anyone. Not today. Wait until to- morrow.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): This is a poor day to shop for anything other than gas or food. Most especially, resist spontaneous, impulse buying — the worst! Keep your money in your pocket. In addi- tion, avoid important financial negotiations today.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Today the Moon is in your sign but it is a Moon Alert for most of the day, which means things are a bit wonky. You can’t really depend on anything. Except shortages. This is also why you feel a bit aimless and without direction. It’s not you; it’s the spores in the air. Relax.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Today is a poor day for important decisions, important purchases and initiating anything monumental. However, it is a good day for creative ideas because although everything is a bit goofy, you find it easy to think outside of the box.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): You might enjoy a frank heart-to- heart discussion with a friend today, especially a female acquaintance. You might even think about modifying future goals. Don’t do this. Not today. Wait until tomorrow to run your ideas up the flagpole. That’s when it will be worthwhile to find out if anyone salutes. “Ten-shun!”
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