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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 entertain- ing and interesting. No. 1 at box office. Made $19M U. S. / Foreign $22M. (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 $19M. (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 $22M. (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 $147M. (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 train- ing 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 ad- venture spared no one from the violence. Must see! Made $85M. (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 $139M. (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 powerful family
who lives on Jupiter is on a mission to kill her. This fu- turistic action film moves quick and the effects are worth-seeing. Andy Wa- chowski (The Matrix) is the director. Made $43M. (Bud- get $176M). ***1⁄2
Project Almanac - A group of teens (Jonny We- ston, Sam Lerner) discover plans to make a time machine anduseittogobackinthe past. They soon realize that going back to the past will cost lives. Made $21M. (Bud- get $12M). ***1⁄2
The Boy Next Door - A divorced woman (Jennifer Lopez) falls for a younger man (Ryan Guzman) who lives next door to her. Their relationship soon turns deadly when the man refuses to let go. If you like Jennifer Lopez, as we do, then you will enjoy this thriller. Made $34M. (Budget $4M). ***1⁄2
American Sniper - Di- rected by Clint Eastwood, this film tells the true story about Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle’s life (Bradley Cooper) as a sniper in Iraq. Kyle’s pin- point accuracy saved count- less troops on the battlefield and he did four tours in Iraq which affected his family back home. Nominated for Oscar’s best movie, director, and actor, this movie comes under heavy scrutiny because the WAR in Iraq was unjust. Made $330M. (Budget $58M). ****
The Wedding Ringer -
A non-sociable fiance (Josh Gad) hires the owner (Kevin Hart) of a company that pro- vides the best man and grooms for a wedding. Kevin Hart scores again in this hi- larious comedy. St. Pete na- tive Will Packer was the producer of the soon to be box office hit. Must-see for laughs. Made $62M. (Budget $23M). ****
Selma - Directed by Ava DuVernay, this drama takes a look back in Martin Luther King’s (David Oyelowo) cam- paign and struggles to secure equal voting rights by march- ing from Selma, Alabama to Montgomery in 1965. Every young kid and adult should go see this powerful movie to understand how hard it was to VOTE. Nominated for Oscar’s best film, the best di- rector (DuVernay, a Black fe- male director) and Best actor (Oyelowo) were noticeably snubbed. When a movie is nominated for best film usu- ally the director and main actor are nominated. Brad Pitt and Oprah Winfrey exec- utive produced. Made $50M. (Budget $20M). ****
Taken 3 - Ex-Agent Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson) is ac- cused of murder, so he has
Horoscopes
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) — Start a new phase in your relationship. Savor a happy surprise together. Your partner can see your blind spots. Listen patiently when they share them.
Aries (March 21-April 19) — A beneficial develop- ment adds new options. Spend, but don’t waste re- sources. Expand your creative duties. You can increase both passion and money.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Schedule time for ro- mance and fun with friends and family. Consider an out- rageous suggestion. Take time to relax.
Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Add structure to your home for the next few days. It’s okay to go a little into debt now, if you’re getting a bar- gain. Creative efforts pay off big.
Cancer (June 21-July 22) — You’re in study mode for the next two days. New op- portunities arise. Get ready for action, although it’s not a good time to gamble. Com- munication (or transporta- tion) breakdowns today could slow things.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — You can make extra money, draw upon hidden resources. Work together and take ad- vantage of a profitable oppor- tunity. Save energy for romance.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Decide who you’re growing up to be. Enjoy per- sonal revelations. Your luxury level is going up. Romantic sparks may fly. It could get hot and spicy.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — Take things slow and think before speaking. A breakdown or breakthrough could arise. Consider impacts on health and vitality. Work from home on a passion project.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — Get into a community project. Collaborate for bigger results. Take the roundabout route when necessary. Your love sets you free.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22- Dec. 21) — Your career keeps you occupied. Distractions at the house could slow things. Can you work from home? Friends come to your rescue. Indulge in sweetness.
Capricorn (Dec. 22- Jan. 19) — Enter an intense two-day expansion phase, with travel possible. Disci- pline with advance planning pays off. Unexpected good news could change your route.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — Focus on finances. Try a new strategy. Follow a hunch. Encourage someone. Reaffirm your goals. Ask for what you need. Invest for the long haul. You could fall in love now.
BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL - Quinn works to change Deacon’s mind. Ridge makes a colorful effort to get Caroline more involved in his art. Deacon’s news about Quinn doesn’t go over well with Brooke. Maya becomes suspicious of Nicole.
DAYS OF OUR LIVES - Melanie bristles when Brady de- fends Theresa. Jordan makes a life-changing decision.
GENERAL HOSPITAL - Franco and Nina have a sur- prise visitor. Luke reveals more of his dark side. Maxie is taken off guard. Carly tries to intercept a bad situation. After an incident, Nathan is upfront with Maxie. More is revealed about Luke’s family history.
YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS - Trouble brews at the Abbott cabin. Sharon bonds with Dylan. Nick and Phyllis try to comfort Summer. Jack and Ashley fight to protect Jabot. Stitch questions Victoria’s relationship with Billy.
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