Movies?

Movies are really here to stay now and forever. What can we do? We have eyes to see what we can perceive and meets the eye. It is one of the cheapest form of entertainment. It can make you happy or sad for about two to three hours depend on what kind of entertainment value the movie has to offer. It can be an informative movie due to its historical facts and documentary stories or it can be an action film that brings sense of heroism, bravery and challenges or can be melo-dramatic and open your eyes about realities of life. It can be a romantic story, fantasy that shows about love and romance. Whatever that pleases your senses.

So here goes again movies I watched for when in time that I am not busy:

THE OMEN. It is an old movie of Gregory Peck. The movie revolved around a couple  who adopted a child and tried to raise the child with their nanny who showed so much affection to that child when the adoptive mother took the child from the nanny that's the start of the never-ending horrible shocking surprises. One after another accidents happened which can be preventable but it happened due to the misconception of how the people surrounding the child had this so called belief or superstitious belief that the child is evil. The child can become evil because of how the whole situation becomes a total devilish influential in raising the child's psychological needs. Imagine if all the people surrounding the child had this wrong concept about how a child is brought up and influenced, on how the church and its priest's  faith troubles the mind thinking of others because what he believes in is the truth. I think it's just that the child is emotionally disturbed psychologically and accident prone and should be taken care of by people who are psychologically fit. Well it's a movie so the story has to go with the flow that there is that bad omen leading to such incredible evil situation.

WILLY WONKA and the Chocolate Factory. An old movie also. Who cares about old movie. The only thing that makes me watch this old movie is the delivery of this movie, the whole cast and characters are great and they really perfectly fit to their roles. Unforgettable. Remember the "everlasting gum stopper?" What is the relevance of this movie? The chocolate factory was to be given to the best contestant, the child with a good heart and conscience. Who is that "Violet?" Do you know? The chocolate factory has a "secret." If you watch with your eyes, using your vision, and sense of hearing, intuition and your knowledge about symbolism and cryptology you'll know what that factory is meant to be.

TWILIGHT SAGA. Breaking Dawn Part II. Breaking Dawn Part I is better I think. I mean the highlight of the movie is on part one. It is the scariest. To say that the Breaking Dawn is a good movie? Not really. It's a movie about a woman who is naive, innocent and became a member of a family of Vampires whose thirst for blood is more than common than usual. It's another vampire movie that is love by millions who love seeing vampires and draculas are better looking than the ordinary humans. Breaking Dawn Part II is the sequel that brings about the new Bella Swan Cullen married to Edward Cullen and the couple's new life together as a family with the fast-growing extra ordinary child Renesme who was raised by the Cullen's family and Jacob. Then the next of "kin" who are opposed to another "immortals" led them to "battle" on a snowy ground with the whole cast, each one character has its own talent to defy their enemies and survive from all what life will take them. Talent of ESP, telekinetic power, clairvoyance, speed, and all that crap and witchcraft...hello ))) no more vampire eh? You're all becoming X MEN. There that's the END of the story. Cryogenics? Immortality? Freeze. Liquid nitrogen?! Voila... that movie must end. You are jumping to another movie sequel.

You bet they all need NEW SET of dentures and dental works. No pun intended.