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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. Surpris- ingly, good, nice twist at the end. Must see for sci-fi fans. No. 1 at box office. Made $14.4M. (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 bil- lionaire to set-up a con on his rival owner. Must-see to learn how the con game business operates. Very entertaining and interesting. Made $34M U. S. / Foreign $37M. (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 $26M. (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 $29M. (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 sexu- ally. Note: Did he know he had her at “Hello.” This film was drama free. Someone who read the books said that the drama will come in the next movie “50 Shades of Dark- ness.” Made $156M. (Budget $40M). **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 $45M. (Bud- get $176M). ***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 pinpoint accuracy saved countless troops on the battlefield and he did four tours in Iraq which affected his family back home. Nomi- nated for Oscar’s best movie, director, and actor, this movie comes under heavy scrutiny because the WAR in Iraq was unjust. Made $337M. (Budget $58M). ****
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). ****
Horoscopes
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) — The customer is always right, even if they’re a jerk. Post- pone a financial discussion that could get heated. Travel another day. Let your partner do the talking. Consider what’s best for your career.
Aries (March 21-April 19) — Sudden changes disrupt the situation. Confront your own confusion. Breathe deeply, and keep moving. Make an escape, if necessary. Balance frantic en- ergy with peaceful solitude.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Handle finances and ad- ministrative responsibilities. Unexpected changes require im- mediate attention. Friends have resources and good ideas. Avoid arguments over money. Talk about solutions. Do the work.
Gemini (May 21-June 20) — A surprising opportunity arises with a partnership. Work out negotiations later. Focus on short-term objectives. Let oth- ers solve their own problems. Don’t make expensive promises.
Cancer (June 21-July 22) — A business trip may require your attention. A change of scenery can be nice. Be gracious to a jerk and ignore asinine comments. Get into your work. Don’t talk about money yet.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) —
Balance fun with responsibility. You can have it all. There’s money coming in, but maybe less than expected. Don’t spend on romance just yet. Enjoy the game, without expensive risks.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Navigate unexpected changes at home. Family matters need attention. Be tactful with your partner. Postpone a big deci- sion. Focus on priorities, ignore snarky remarks. You can get what you need.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — Stick to practical basics, espe- cially when dealing with unex- pected news. Keep in communication. Manage any immediate breakdowns. Re- search solutions and take notes. Connect with your network for ideas and support. Relax.
Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — Unexpected circumstances throw a monkey wrench in the works. Think quickly, and stifle automatic reaction. An accident would really slow you down. Don’t show unfinished work yet. Check for errors. Advance more rapidly by going slow.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) — You’re strong and get- ting stronger. A breakdown at home requires your attention. Don’t take anything for granted. Clean up messes, especially in communication. Focus on prac- tical priorities and leave the rest.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Peaceful solitude suits your mood. Focus on health and well-being. Exercise and eat well. Postpone travel or meet- ings. Be compassionate, espe- cially with yourself.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — Your team gets inspira- tional over the next two days. Don’t assume you have plenty. Act to avoid an unpleasant fi- nancial surprise. Plan it out. Mend the holes in your pockets.
BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL - Deacon and Brooke make a secret pact. Rick receives an update on the status of his divorce. Rick feels wistful about the end of his marriage to Caroline. Maya realizes her sister is not someone she should disre- gard.
DAYS OF OUR LIVES - When Nicole gets in the way, Serena has to make a quick decision. Trouble lies ahead for Brady and Theresa. Kate is blindsided at the DiMera board meeting.
GENERAL HOSPITAL - Spinelli thinks he spots
someone from his past. Michael has a new job pro- posal for Sabrina. Shawn has suspicions about Jordan. Ju- lian plots to eliminate a member of the mob. Ric asks Elizabeth if she still has feel- ing for Jake. Jake receives a new visitor.
YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS - Dylan confides in Sharon. Lauren confronts Michael about his treatment. Abby receives a frightening message. Adam makes a bold move. Jack and Phyllis take an important step in their re- lationship. Summer discov- ers the truth about Austin.
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