Movie Night


I watched two strange movies last night.

Images“mother!” (2017).

I was thoroughly confused until I did some internet research and got an explanation. I watch a movie to experience a story. But apparently, story was less important to “mother!” than the movie maker’s desire to allegorize the Bible or something. It could have been an awesome movie--but it wasn’t.

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“Fantasy Island” (2020)

Sort of silly. It only got one star, and probably didn’t deserve anymore. But it was sort of fun too. One good thing: I learned how Tattoo got his name.

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But before the movies, I watched “Graduate Together,” an amazing tribute to the American graduating class of 2020. It didn’t make up for the kids having to miss proms, senior trips, and commencement exercises--but I think it probably helped to know America cares. 

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Yeah, I spent a lot of time in front of the tv yesterday. I had pain everywhere pain could be, and debilitating fatigue. So I couldn’t do much else. I did get a little stitching done while laid out in front of the tube. And I feel some better today.

Happy Sabbath to all. Be well.

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On 05/17/2020, Barbara Anne said ...

I've never heard pf those two movies and think I'll give them a miss. Hope I can find Graduate Together so we can watch it. Well done of getting some stitching done!

It's good to hear you're feeling better today but am so sorry yesterday was a misery due to pain and fatigue.

Our weather is finally really warm and we have a good chance of rain for the next two days. I wonder if my joints are feeling that?

Take care, sweet friend!

Hugs!
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