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General Hospital: Show will be pre-empted for Sports Events.
The Bold & The Beautiful: CBS will air a repeat episode of "B&B." "B&B" is pre-empted for CBS Sports coverage.
The Young & The Restless: CBS will air a repeat episode of Y&R due to Thanksgiving on the east coast, and "Y&R" is pre- empted for a Thanksgiving Day Parade on the west coast.
Days Of Our Lives: Show will be pre-empted for Sports Events.
Justice League - With his restored faith in humanity, Batman (Ben Affleck) enlists the help of his newfound ally, Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot, Aquaman( Jason Momoa), Cyborg (Ray Fisher) and The Flash (Ezra Miller) to fight an even greater enemy, Steppenwolf (Ciaran Hinds) and his demon like creatures. Director Zack Snyder (The Man Of Steel, 300) did a great job keeping this action-packed thriller at a fast pace and the special effects were off the chain. The film features a special surprise that makes it worth going to see. Can't figure why this film received bad reviews, but it's a must-see for ac- tion fans. Check it out in Dolby or IMAX theaters for the sound. No.1 at box office- $96M- U.S./ for- eign- $185M- (budget- $180M)- **** and then some.
Wonder - Based on the New York Times bestseller, WONDER tells the incredibly inspiring and heartwarming story of a kid, August Pullman (Jacob Tremblay) with facial differences, who enters the fifth grade at a elementary for the first time. His parents ( Julia Roberts, Owen Wilson) help him cope with the harassment of kids in the school. Director Stephen Chbosky directs a sleeper box office hit that inspires and may pull a tear out of you. Definitely, a must see for kids and parents. Second at the box office making- $27M U.S.- *****classic
The Foreigner - A humble businessman (Jackie Chan) seeks justice from the government (Pierce Brosnan) when his daughter is killed in an act of terrorism. One of Chan and Brosnan’s best drama films. Almost missed this film. Enjoyed it! Must-see for mystery, thriller fans. Made $33M-U.S./ for- eign- $101M- (budget- $35M)- ****
Thor: Ragnarok - In prison, the Almighty Thor (Chris Hemsworth) finds himself in a deadly con- test against his former ally, The Incredible Hulk (Mark Ruffalo). Thor must fight for survival and race against time to prevent the all-powerful Hela (Cate Blanchett) from destroying his planet. Director Taika Waititi did a great job making this Thor film fun to watch. Made -$247M-U.S./ foreign- $490M- (budget-$180M)- Must-see for Marvel fans- Classic
Boo 2! A Madea Halloween - Madea (Tyler Perry), Bam (Cassie Davis) and Hattie ( Patricia Lovely) travel to a haunted campground where the crew have to run for their lives when monsters are unleashed. A typical Tyler Perry film where some of the antics you seen before, but still funny. If you like Madea, then this film is for you. Made - $46M (budget-$25M)- ***1/2
Happy Death Day - A college student (Jessica Rothe} must relive the day she gets murder over and over until she figures out her killer identity. Go see this horror film to figure out out the killer. You will be surprised. Made - $55M ( budget- $4.8M)- ****
American Made - Based on a true story, a TWA pilot, Barry Seal ( Tom Cruise), is hired by the CIA and drug cartel during the 1980s to become one of the biggest money laundering operation in U.S. history. Director Doug Liman ( Bourne Identity, Mr& Mrs. Smith) put together an informational mas- terpiece about the first pilot , Barry Seal, who was the first to do intel for the CIA in South America and later hired by the Medellin Cartel Drug Lord Pablo Escobar . His operation also became gun runners for the U.S. Government reach led to the Iran-Contra scandal involving the Reagan Administration and General Oliver North. Mustsee for all fans. Made $50M- U.S./ foreign- $82M (budget- $50M)- masterpiece
Kingsman: The Golden Circle - A female terrorist (Julianne Moore) who wants to rule the world, blows up the Kingsman’s headquarter. The Kingsman (Taron Egerton, Colin Firth, Mark Strong) must journey to another elite group (Halle Berry, Channing Tatum, Jeff Bridges) for help. Action- packed throughout but a little long. 2hrs/21mins. Must-see for action fans. Made - $98M- U.S/ for- eign-$291M-(budget- $104M)- ****
It (2017) - A group of bullied kids (Jaeden Lieberher, Jeremy Taylor, Sophia Lillis, Chosen Jacobs, Jack Grazer) band together to fight against a demon-like clown named Pennywise ( Bill Skargard). Pennywise comes back every 25 years to terrorize the town by hunting kids and adults. A best-seller by Stephen King, director Andy Muschietti did a great job with this horror film. Definitely, not for kids. Made - $326M U.S/ foreign- $356M- (budget-$35M)- ****
If Today Is Your Birthday: Mars and Saturn join forces on your birthday to endow you not only with courage but also with the kind of staying power you will need to create something that lasts. Always keep striving and always aim to be better than you were before.
Sagittarius (Nov. 23 – Dec. 21): Ignore those who seem to enjoy preaching doom and disaster. According to the planets you, and many others, have never had it so good, so be positive and hope that your can-do attitude rubs off on those who seem to enjoy being negative.
Capricorn (Dec. 22 – Jan. 20): The more you have been frustrated in the past the more you will enjoy yourself now. By all means appreciate your moment in the spotlight but don't make too big a deal of it. Modesty is always attractive – and less likely to make you a target!
Aquarius (Jan. 21 – Feb. 19): This is potentially one of the best times of the year for you and if you want to make a name for yourself it won't be too difficult. Today's Mars-Saturn link will bring out your ambitious side. You're on your way to the top.
Pisces (Feb. 20 – Mar. 20): You are going through a phase where everything you believe in is being put to the test. It may be a painful process but it needs to happen so that you can reach a better understanding of who you really are and what you really need.
Aries (Mar. 21 – Apr. 20): Someone you have always thought of as a rival will surprise you today by saying something that makes you feel good about yourself. Is it some kind of trick? No it is not. They really do want to be nice to you. Be nice in re- turn.
Taurus (Apr. 21 – May 21): What happens today will con- vince you that what you have been working on in recent weeks was not what you should have been doing. But that's okay. Now you are free to pursue something that is much more in keeping with who you really are.
Gemini (May 22 – June 21): This is a good time for rela- tionships, especially those that come from the heart. Don't hold back today: Give everything you have got – and you will get it all back and more in the days, weeks and months to follow. Love al- ways multiplies.
Cancer (June 22 – July 23): If someone you thought you could trust has been telling tales about you behind your back then by all means cut your links with them. But make sure you know all the facts first – you don't want to break up a friendship for no good reason.
Leo (July 24 – Aug. 23): Forget about what others say you have to do and do only what you want to do. The sun in Sagittar- ius at this time of year means it's so easy to have fun, so get out and about, see and be seen and do something truly amazing.
Virgo (Aug. 24 – Sept. 23): Important people are watching you closely and there is little doubt that they will like what they see. They will like it even more if you give the impression that you are a team player and not just someone who is in it for them- selves.
Libra (Sept. 24 – Oct. 23): Your confidence will soar over the next few days and with both Mars and Venus moving through your sign a breakthrough of some kind cannot be far away. It may not get this good again for a while, so make the most of it.
Scorpio (Oct. 24 – Nov. 22): If what you get today seems more than you think you deserve there must be a cosmic reason for it. Could it be you did a favour for someone earlier in the year and, being the modest person you are, forgot about it? The uni- verse never forgets.
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