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Chapter 1398: Fu Hei - Outwardly Kind but Inwardly Evil!
''Argh, argh argh...'' the seventh prince was shouting. His brain was shaking violently from the demonic intent. He raised his fist and condensed dragon energies, trying to amount something. However, that Deadly Demon Punch crashed onto his arm and instantly made it explode. Then, rumbling sounds spread in the air as Mu Feng punched the seventh prince's head, which also exploded.
''F*k off!'' shouted Mu Feng. He kicked the seventh prince's corpse and made it fly back to the members of Tian Long divine Castle. The corpse flew so fast that it emitted whistling sounds.
''He killed him in one punch!'' the crowd was astonished. No words could describe how they felt, especially the members from the Qi Clan, Tian Long divine Castle and the Si Kong Clan. They were shook by Mu Feng's hidden strength. They knew he was so strong, but not that strong.
The seventh prince didn't even have time to use his full strength, he died too quickly. Mu Feng had oppressed him from the beginning of the battle, if it could be called a battle. Had Mu Feng used his full strength now? Nobody knew how strong Mu Feng really was.
Many thought about Lin Feng. Lin Feng was a lot like Mu Feng. However, Mu Feng was even more incredible than Lin Feng now, he had suddenly appeared and was directly killing the emperors' sons in front of them.
Of course, the members from Tian Long divine Castle were both upset and mad when saw the seventh prince's corpse. Emperor Tian Long tried to remain calm, but he couldn't, he looked furious.
''Little Seven, it's my fault.'' said Emperor Tian Long looking at the seventh prince. Little Seven wasn't his biological son, he was his adopted son. He was stronger than Emperor Tian Long's biological sons because he had made great efforts to make Emperor Tian Long proud. He wanted to kill Mu Feng to prove to Emperor Tian Long how strong he was.
''Father, I'll definitely kill him.'' said the fifth prince, clenching his fists so hard that they emitting crackling sounds.
''I'll kill him when it's my turn.'' said the fourth prince. The fourth prince was the strongest prince apart from the cultivators at the top of the Zun Qi layer. He had reached the very top of the sixth Zun Qi layer. One more step and he'd be a cultivator at the top of the Zun Qi layer. He could even defeat cultivators of the seventh or eighth Zun Qi layer.
''We'll see.'' said Emperor Tian Long. Mu Feng had already left the battle stage and made it back to Tiantai. He looked expressionless.
After Tian Long divine Castle, there were many other groups left to go. Next was the Fire Mountain's turn to choose an opponent. Fu Hei went to the battle stage and the crowd looked at him. It was difficult to imagine that he was one of the ten strongest young cultivators of Ba Huang given his dumb-looking appearance. According to the diviner, he was extremely strong. He'd even become an emperor within the the next eighty years, maybe thirty, or even ten.
The cultivator from the Qi Clan finally understood that Fu Hei was pointing at him, so he was furious. Fu Hei and him weren't enemies, they didn't even know each other. So why did Fu Hei choose him?
None of the other groups wanted to join the Qi Clan, Tian Long and the Si Kong Clan's alliance it seemed. On top of that, now, Fu Hei from the Fire Mountain was challenging them.
''What are you looking at? Have you never seen a handsome man before?'' asked Fu Hei when he saw that that cultivator from the Qi Clan were staring at him strangely.
''...'' the cultivator of the Qi Clan was speechless. All the other groups were staring at them too. Just what was going on? Was Fire Mountain one of Tiantai's allies?
''Fu Hei, if you offend the Qi Clan, you'll regret it.'' said that strong cultivator while jumping onto the fighting stage.
''Are you from the Qi Clan?'' asked Fu Hei.
''Eh...'' that cultivator's mouth twitched. Fu Hei had chosen him as an opponent, hadn't he seen that he was from the Qi Clan?
''What the hell are you on about?'' asked that cultivator. Fu Hei walked towards him, he looked annoyed.
''Could you ask Emperor Qi if we could bury the hatchet?'' asked Fu Hei in a in a fragile voice. That person was confused. He turned around and looked at the people at Qi Tian Peak.
''Be careful!'' shouted an extremely loud voice. The cultivator from the Qi Clan suddenly sensed some energies, so he immediately used his Empty Space Agility Technique to escape.
''Boom!'' However, a powerful fireball crashed onto his body and started burning him alive.
''No...'' shouted that cultivator in pain. He was going insane as the fire was chewing through his flesh. No one could see him anymore, as the terrifying black flames had completely consumed him. He looked at Fu Hei, but he was already far away as if all this had nothing to do with him.
''Once on the battle stage, we're enemies. Here we're supposed to fight, sometimes to death. How come you believed me?'' said Fu Hei compassionately. He almost sounded sad for his enemy. His death was even more tragic than the seventh prince's death.
''Fu Hei...'' the crowd was covered with cold sweat. That guy was outwardly kind, but inwardly evil (translator's note: that's a joke because the name ''Fu Hei'' (付黑) is a homophone of another word ''腹黑'' which means '' outwardly kind but inwardly evil''). Besides, Fu Hei had moved extremely fast when the Qi Clan's strong cultivator had used his Empty Space Agility Technique. Initially, many people didn't know that Fu Hei also controlled speed abstruse energies.
''That's the sixth one!'' thought some people looking at the members of the Qi Clan. Six of their people had been eliminated and four of them had died. The first round The first round of battles of the last round of the meeting hadn't even ended and they had already lost six people.
It was only the first round!
''Black flames!'' thought Lin Feng frowning. It looked like demon fire Qi.
After that, the next battles were also incredible. Finally, it was Tiantai's turn. Everybody looked at them, who were they going to choose?
One cultivator of the top of the Zun Qi layer from Tiantai had died and another one was injured. On the side of the Qi Clan, four people had died and two were injured. On the side of Tian Long divine Castle, one prince had died. In other words, Tiantai and their allies had the advantage so far. And now Tiantai would have the opportunity to eliminate someone else.
''Chen Hai, go and choose an opponent similar to you, but maybe a little bit stronger. If you lose, it's not a problem.'' said Mu Chen to a disciple of Tiantai. Chen Hai was surprised but nodded. He understood what Mu Chen meant. If he chose an opponent that was slightly stronger, he would become stronger if he won.
The crowd realized why Tiantai had sent a cultivator who seemed insignificant. It was because Tiantai didn't want their weaker cultivators to get killed before they used their pick.
Chen Hai was grateful. He chose someone a bit stronger than him and it was an insane battle. They were both injured, but he had no regret. If Mu Chen hadn't sent him, he may have died in the ensuing rounds.


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December Movie Releases
It's December, ladies and gentlemen!
The year is almost over! How has your year been, because it's been a great year for films, huh? December is also a tough month to set, because this is the big Oscar month, so a lot of films end up getting limited releases, expansion releases, and then wide releases. So if anything is off, it's because of that. I'll do my best to get everything where it's suppose to go, and if not I'll come back and update the schedule. So let's jump right in the films that will close out the year.
Also, Happy Whatever-It-Is-You-Celebrate!
Limited Release: Jackie (Biography Drama – Fox Searchlight Pictures/Why Not Productions/Wild Bunch)
Following the assassination of her husband, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy (played by Natalie Portman) fights through grief and trauma to regain her faith, console her children and define her husband's historic legacy. The film has gotten a lot of love at the film festival circuit, and is getting a lot of Oscar buzz. It probably helped that this film has been in the works for a long time too. Jackie also stars Peter Sarsgaard, Greta Gerwig, John Hurt, Billy Crudip, Max Casella, Richard E. Grant, and Caspar Phillipson.
Limited Release: La La Land (Drama Comedy Musical)
Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone reunite for La La Land which follows a jazz pianist who falls for an aspiring actress in Los Angeles. The film is getting a ton of great reviews from the film festival circuit so this one is one you should keep your eye out for. Also the trailer really gives off the vibe that the film will be a nice tribute to films of old. The film also stars Finn Wittrock, Rosemarie DeWitt, John Legend, Jason Fuchs, Hemky Madera, and J.K. Simmons.
Incarnate (Horror Thriller – Universal Pictures/Blumhouse Productions/WWE Studios/IM Global/High Top Releasing/Deep Underground Films)
A scientist with the ability to enter the subconscious minds of the possessed must save a young boy from the grips of a demon with powers never seen before, while facing the horrors of his past. The film stars Aaron Eckhart, Carice van Houten, David Mazouz, Emjay Anthony, Matt Nable, and Catalina Sandino Moreno.
Expanded/Wide Release: Nocturnal Animals
Expanded Release: La La Land
Expanded Release: Jackie
Office Christmas Party (Comedy – Paramount Pictures/DreamWorks Pictures/Bluegrass Films)
When his uptight CEO sister (Jennifer Aniston) threatens to shut down his branch, the branch manager thrown an epic Christmas party in order to land a big client and save the day, but the party gets way out of hand. The film also stars T.J. Miller, Kate McKinnon, Jason Bateman, Rob Corddry, Olivia Munn, Jillian Bell, Jamie Chung, Abbey Lee, Randall Park, Matt Walsh and Courtney B. Vance.
Limited Release: The Founder (Biography Drama)
Michael Keaton stars in this film that tells the story of McDonald's founder, Ray Kroc. I don't think I've ever actually thought about the story of McDonald's and since I've seen the trailer, it's peaked my interest and I'm sure to many others as well. The rest of the cast includes Laura Dern, Patrick Wilson, Linda Cardellini, Nick Offerman, B.J. Novak, and John Carroll Lynch.
Collateral Beauty (Drama – New Line Cinema/Village Roadshow Pictures/Overbrook Entertainment/Anonymous Content/Likely Star/PalmStar Media)
An advertising executive encounters three mysterious figures who encourage him to move on from the past. The film looks like it's going to be a powerhouse with the cast, but the idea does seem odd, and one that you can probably figure out from the trailers. Hopefully the execution works. Will Smith, Kate Winslet, Keira Knightley, Edward Norton, Naomie Harris, Michael Pena, and Helen Mirren star.
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (Sci-Fi Adventure –Walt Disney Pictures/Lucasfilm)
Gareth Edwards directs the first spinoff/standalone film of the new set of Star Wars films, which actually takes us back in time as it follows Rebels on a mission to steal plans for the Death Star. Listen, it's Star Wars, people are going to go watch it. However, the film's last two trailers were freaking awesome, of course the film however, will have some closer eyes as the "dirty" word in Hollywood has hit the film: reshoots. Nonetheless, the film looks great and more importantly it looks different. The film stars Felicity Jones, Mads Mikkelsen, Alan Tudyk, Ben Mendelsohn, Donnie Yen, Diego Luna, Riz Ahmed, Jonathan Aris, and Forest Whittaker.
Sing (Animation – Universal Pictures/Illumination Entertainment)
A koala named Buster (Matthew McConaughey) recruits his best friend to help him drum up business for his theater by hosting a singing competition. I don't know if I'm over talking animal animated film this year, but I'm not getting behind the Sing train. The voice cast also includes Scarlett Johansson, Reese Witherspoon, John C. Reilly, Seth MacFarlane, Taron Egerton, Nick Offerman, Peter Serafinowicz, and Jennifer Saunders.
Patriots Day (Lionsgate/CBS Films/Closest to the Hole Productions)
Directed by Peter Berg, the film is an account of Boston Police Commissioner Ed Davis's (played by John Goodman) actions in the events leading up to the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing and the aftermath, which includes the city-wide manhunt to find the terrorists behind it. Berg has already made a splash this year with Deepwater Horizon with Mark Wahlberg, so I can only think that this will be either as good or just as good. Patriots Day also stars J.K. Simmons, Kevin Bacon, Melissa Benoist, Michelle Monaghan, Alex Wolff, and Rachel Brosnahan.
Passengers (Sci-Fi Adventure – Sony Pictures/Columbia Pictures/Village Roadshow Pictures/LStar Capital/Original Film/Start Motion Pictures/Company Films)
A spacecraft traveling to a distant colony planet and transporting thousands of people has a malfunction in its sleep chambers. As a result, two passengers (Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence) are awakened 90 years early. Two of the most liked and extremely talented actors in Hollywood are getting together for a film, and one that looks not too bad, I think we looking at a big hit here, don't you think? Michael Sheen, Laurence Fishburne, and Andy Garcia also star.
Assassin's Creed (Action – 20th Century Fox)
Based on the popular video game franchise, Michael Fassbender stars as Callum Lynch, who with the help of revolutionary technology that unlocks his genetic memories, experiences the adventures of his ancestor, Aguilar, in 15th Century Spain. Callum discovers he is descended from a mysterious secret society, The Assassins, and amasses incredible knowledge and skills to take on the oppressive and powerful Templar organization in the present day. Justin Kurzel, who directed the well-received and great film Macbeth, directs and reunites not only with Fassbender but Marion Cotillard as well. The film also stars Jeremy Irons, Brendan Gleeson, Ariane Labed, Mathias Varela, Brian Gleeson, and Michael Kenneth Williams.
Limited Release: A Monster Calls (Fantasy Drama – Focus Features/Participant Media/River Road Entertainment/Apaches Entertainment/La Trini)
Based on a script and book by Patrick Ness, A Monster Calls follows a boy as he seeks the help of a tree monster to cope with his single mom terminal illness. The film stars Liam Neeson as The Monster, Felicity Jones as the Mother, Sigourney Weaver as the Grandmother, Toby Kebbell as Dad, and Lewis MacDougall as the boy and Lily-Rose Aslandogdu as Lily. The film looks fantastic and I can't wait to see how it does. The limited release is due to Focus Features trying to get the film an Oscar run. The film will come out early next year.
Limited Release: Silence (Drama)
Directed by Martin Scorsese and based off the novel by Shusaku Endo, the film is set in the seventeenth century, where we follow two Jesuit priests that face violence and persecution when they travel to Japan to locate their mentor and propagate Christianity. The film has been looking for a release date and what better date to come out in than in December around Oscar season right? The film stars Liam Neeson, Andrew Garfield, Adam Driver, Shin'ya Tsukamoto and Tadanobu Asano.
Why Him? (Comedy – 20th Century Fox/Red Hour Films/21 Laps Entertainment)
A dad (Bryan Cranston) forms a bitter rivalry with his daughter's young rich boyfriend (James Franco). The film looks decently funny, at least we can hope, and seeing Cranston on the big screen is always nice – even if it's a film like this. The film stars Zoey Deutch, and Megan Mullally.
Limited Release: 20th Century Women (Comedy Drama)
The story of three women who explore love and freedom in Southern California during the late 1970s. The film stars Annette Bening, Elle Fanning, Greta Gerwig, Alia Shawkat, Laura Wiggins, and Billy Crudup.
Limited Release: Paterson (Drama Comedy)
Set in the present in Paterson, New Jersey, this is a tale about a bus driver and poet, who also happens to be named Paterson (Adam Driver). I saw the trailer for the first time recently, and it looks like a great little indie film that will showcase Adam Driver.
Limited Release: Hidden Figures (Drama)
Based on a true story, a team of African-American women provide NASA with important mathematical date needed to launch the program's first successful space missions. The film stars Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer, Janelle Monae, Kristen Dunst, Jim Parsons, Mahershala Ali, Aldis Hodge, Glen Powell, and Kevin Costner.
Limited Release: Live By Night
Based off the novel of the same name by Dennis Lehane, Ben Affleck writes, directs and stars in this great looking film that is set during the Prohibition and follows Joe Coughlin, the son of a prominent Boston police captain, as he rises through the ranks of the criminal underworld and the trouble he falls into along the way. Besides the film looking great, it has a great cast in Zoe Saldana, Elle Fanning, Sienna Miller, Brendan Gleeson, Chris Sullivan, Anthony Michael Hall, Titus Welliver, Max Casella, Chris Messina, and Chris Cooper.
Fences (Drama – Paramount Pictures/Scott Rudin Productions/Bron Studios/MACRO)
Based on the play by August Wilson, and directed by Denzel Washington, Fences follows an African American father who struggles with race relations in the United States while trying to raise his family in the 1950s and coming to terms with the events of his life. The film stars Washington, Viola Davis, Mykelti Williamson, Russell Hornsby and Stephen Henderson.
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'Suicide Squad' Review
Director: David Ayer
Writer: David Ayer
Cast: Will Smith, Margot Robbie, Joel Kinnaman, Cara Delevingne, Jared Leto, Jai Courtney, Jay Hernandez, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Karen Fukuhara, Adam Beach, Scott Eastwood, Common, Jim Parrack, Ike Barinholtz, David Harbour, Viola Davis, and Ben Affleck
Synopsis: A secret government agency recruits imprisoned supervillains to execute dangerous black ops missions in exchange for clemency.
*Reviewer Note 2: There is a mid-credit scene.*
Here we go again. Warner Bros. released their newest film set within their DC Extended Universe, but this time it follows villains instead of heroes, and it has been making fans and critics butt heads. I won't bore you with the details, but let's just say some of it is just crazy. However, Suicide Squad isn't just free and clear since some of the negativity is warranted, but not all of it. The film itself isn't all that great, but isn't terrible either. So let's get to reviewing the worst heroes ever.
Suicide Squad is set after the events of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, and sees government agent Amanda Waller (Davis) who has an idea to bring together the, as she puts it, "worst of the worst." The plan is to make a task force called Task Force X, filled with villains like The Man that Never Misses, Deadshot (Smith), Joker's girlfriend Harley Quinn (Robbie), the monstrous Killer Croc (Akinnuoye-Agbaje), Australian diamond thief Captain Boomerang (Courtney), pyro-kinetic Diablo (Hernandez), master rope man Slipknot (Beach) and June Moone (Delevingne) who is possessed by the witch Enchantress. The idea is that Waller wants a task force to fight off any other meta-humans – a term many comic books fans will know – threat that come their way.
The government, not so sure about Waller's plan, is suddenly left to go through with it when a supernatural event occurs in Midway City. Considering the task force is filled with villains, Waller and the government have their easy out if things go wrong. To make sure things go smoothly, Waller makes solider Rick Flag (Kinnaman) her man on the ground, with his bodyguard and right-hand woman Katana (Fukuhara) to protect him in case the team gets any ideas – there's also an explosive implant in the neck. However, when the team finally arrives to Midway City, they soon realize things are way worse than they thought.
Suicide Squad has been highly anticipated since the first teaser that came out last year after Comic Con. But again, with all the craziness that came out before the film's release like competing cuts and all the early negative reviews, the film went even more under the microscope. I personally wasn't sold on Suicide Squad for awhile, but as it got closer to the release, I was looking forward to it and hoping it was good. Then I saw the film, and I have to say, it isn't what I thought it would be. Even with the early negative reception from critics, Suicide Squad was always going to be a risk for the DC Extended Universe. It's following villains that maybe some casual fans don't know, it's expecting you to root for them from the get-go, and it's following Batman v Superman. Also, no matter what you thought the film was about, we had no idea what to expect.
I did want to like Suicide Squad, and for the most part I liked it more than I thought I would. However, there is no denying the film does have a good chunk of issues. One of them is, unfortunately, an issue that Dawn of Justice had in editing. Thankfully, the film's editing is better, but not by a lot. Deadshot and Harley Quinn are introduced at the beginning of the film, and then are reintroduced when Waller is making the rundown of who she wants on Task Force X. The introductions to the characters are a bit wonky, as it quickly rundowns what makes them so bad and then either jumps to how they were captured, or gives each other them – expect Slipknot, but come on, that's not a spoiler – a vignette. I don't mind the way they did it, but there were probably better ways of introducing the characters.
The pacing for the film is fine as it drives forward with action, expect there's a random flashback that Harley has that derails the pacing the film had going. The other thing that pretty much kills the thin story, is Waller's plan for the Suicide Squad, makes no sense. I won't obviously spoil what her plan is, but once you see the whole scheme of things, you are left wondering what the hell was the point? Combine that with some of the other issues the film has, you start to see that there was some behind-the-scenes juggling going on. It also doesn't help that film moves from set-piece to set-piece.
Once the Suicide Squad makes it to Midway City, the action kicks in. The action is great to watch, and besides the cast, is one of the best parts of the film. Seeing all these villains comes together and essentially be the good guys, or at least anti-heroes, to take down literally faceless monsters is a sight to watch. I would have liked to see the group go at it themselves, but they just kind of agree to be grouped together. The only ones that really go at it is Deadshot and Flag. Also, it would have been nice to see some of the action scenes that were cut, well any of the scenes really, from the film.
Speaking of the cast, the majority of the cast really works. I'll admit, I had my doubts about Will Smith playing Deadshot. Not because I don't like Smith, but because I don't see Deadshot as a Will Smith character, but boy did he prove me wrong. Of course, Deadshot is played by Will Smith, so you just see Smith, but he's still great in the role. Margot Robbie is one of the highlights of the film. Although it really is hard to judge considering this is Harley Quinn's first time on the big screen, but Robbie is really great at Quinn. There were moments where I thought they took it just a notch over, but overall Robbie has set the bare high for any future Harley Quinn actresses.
Viola Davis as Amanda Waller is, arguably, one of the most frightening characters in the whole film. That's saying something considering what the film is filled with, but you believe Davis as Waller as this cut-throat, no nonsense agent who wants things done her way. The other highlight of the film for me is Jay Hernandez as Diablo. The character doesn't do too much, but when you find out why it makes sense and makes him probably one of the most well-rounded characters in the film. The problem is that it takes time see what makes him tick and why he is the way he is, and it's really disappointing.
The other characters really don't do much. Joel Kinnaman's Rick Flag is okay, but it's hard to see him taking command of a bunch of supervillains. Killer Croc, although looks great in the practical make-up, all he does is grunt and snarl at his team. He does speak in the film and it's pretty humorous when he does, but still. Captain Boomerang is essentially the comedic relief of the film, and while I'm not a fan of Jai Courtney he does a pretty decent job here. Kudos does go to Karen Fukuhara as Katana, because this is Fukuhara's first film and her Katana has some cool scenes in the film, but her character doesn't do much in the film either. Cara Delevingne as June Moone/Enchantress is meh We don't spend any time with June Moone, so we don't really have any sort of connection to her. When it comes to Enchantress, the best scene is her first scene when she is formally introduced in a room full of government officials. That is saying a lot since she plays a very vital role in the film.
Finally, Jared Leto's The Joker. I know a lot of people were looking forward to Leto's Joker from the first photo that was revealed. It also goes without saying that Leto's Joker was always – no matter what anyone says – going to be judged against other Joker's that came before him. It's also unfair that he's the first Joker after Heath Ledger's great performance as The Clown Prince. I had my doubts about Leto's Joker, and I hoped that he'd pull it off, but sadly he didn't for me. Leto tried to do his own thing, while looking to pay some little homage to the Joker's before, but it didn't click for me. His little ticks and nuances came off as a little over-the-top, and ultimately doesn't really do anything worthwhile in the film. We know now that Leto filmed more scenes as The Joker for the film that were cut – some even appear in the trailers, but not the film – but that isn't a justification for shoehorning him into the film.
All in all, Suicide Squad isn't a bad film like some critics are saying, but it isn't a great film either, and you can see that Warner Bros. did have a hard time deciding what this film was going to be. Smith, Robbie, Hernandez and Davis are the highlights of the huge cast that could have gone wrong. There are some nice surprises in the film as well, but overall, Suicide Squad is really going to be one of those movies you either like or dislike. Personally, I'm indifferent to the film. I liked most of the film, but the issues of the film make the film bit disappointing as a whole because there was potential.
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'Focus' Review
Dir: Glenn Ficarra & John Requa
Writer(s): Glenn Ficarra & John Requa
Cast: Will Smith, Margot Robbie, Adrian Martinez, Rodrigo Santoro, BD Wong, Brennan Brown, and Gerald McRaney
Synopsis: In the midst of veteran con man Nicky's latest scheme, a woman from his past – now an accomplished femme fatale – shows up and throws his plans for a loop.
Con Artist films are always tough. The cast and crew have try their best to not give too much away, but gives us enough that they don't lose the audience. But, if they do lose the audience, they have to get them back right away. Basically, con artist films have to play a con on the audience, but do it in a great way or the audience will turn on them. Focus, surprisingly, keeps us engaged enough that we don't turn on the film, but it struggles from time-to-time to keep us engaged.
Focus follows Nicky (Smith), a lifelong conman who hires an eager protégé Jess (Robbie), after a failed attempt to scam him. However, he sees the potential in her and decides to take her under his wing. He doesn't hold back and the two go down to New Orleans for Super Bowl to show how big Nicky's operation, and eventually they start falling for each other, which goes against Nicky's rule of "there's no room for heart in this game."
I'll be the first to admit that I was not really suspecting much from Focus, but I was mildly surprised how much of the film actually worked. The film even works as two parts, I don't know if directors Glenn Ficarra and John Requa divided the work, but the first half of the film focuses on Nicky teaching Jess everything he knows and setting the ground work for their relationship especially for things later on. The second half of the film takes place in Buenos Aires where Nicky reunites with Jess after a fall out in New Orleans and where he is doing a job.
Ficarra and Requa create some great tension when need be and that is when the film is at its best. When the film starts to slow down it does take away from film and leaves little to be desired. Nothing against Smith or Robbie, because they do have some great chemistry but after great tense filled scenes, the slowing down scenes are just that: slow. There is also some technical things, like the Super Bowl game, isn't really the Super Bowl even though they are playing it at the Mercedes Benz Stadium and it's a championship game. Small stuff I know, but still.
The supporting cast is also great, sometimes stealing the spotlight from Smith and Robbie. Adrian Martinez plays Farhad, an old friend of Nicky's and the comic relief, and while his character is a bit thin but whenever he shows up it does add some air to the scenes. BD Wong appears as a Chinese high stakes gambler, in one of the better scenes of film and really does steal the show a bit from Smith. Rodrigo Santoro is a racing millionaire who hires Nicky for a job and is the weakest of the supporting roles, probably only because he doesn't have much to do. Finally Gerald McRaney is Santoro's character security agent, and McRaney is always reliable and is the same here.
However, Focus belongs to Will Smith and Margot Robbie. Will Smith brings back the usual charisma that we all loved about him and proves that he could still lead a film, if the doubt was in anyone's eyes. Margot Robbie holds her own against Smith and continues to prove she is a star on the rise and is here to stay.
All in all, Focus might stumble from time to time, but with a great cast and standout scenes, it becomes more than an average con artist film.
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'After Earth' Review
Dir: M. Night Shyamalan
Cast: Jaden Smith, Will Smith, Sophie Okonedo, and Zoe Kravitz
Synopsis: A crash landing leaves Kitai Raige and his father Cypher stranded on Earth, 1,000 years after events forced humanity's escape. With Cypher injured, Kitai must embark on a perilous journey to signal for help.
*Review Note: This is a non-spoiler review as always.*
On the surface After Earth is a sci-fi movie that stars the Smith family powerhouse of Will and his son Jaden. Along with that, the movie is also a coming of age story of sorts with the added effect of a strained father and son relationship.
The story is set 1,000 years after humans have left a now uninhabitable Earth behind and relocated to another planet named Nova Prime. Nova Prime has its own dangers: monstrous aliens that hunt humans. So of course we learn to adapt and get a very brief scene that shows the humans fighting back and pretty much the only scene we get to see Will's Cypher Rage do anything (more on that in a bit).
Anyway, we follow his son, an aspiring Ranger named Kitai Raige (Jaden) as he tries to impress his father. Kitai however doesn't exactly have all the qualities it takes to be a Ranger and it disappoints him and knows that it will disappoint his father. However, the two get a chance to have some bonding time as Cypher after coming home briefly has to leave again and takes his son. While traveling something, obliviously, goes wrong the ship is forced and crash lands on the now quarantined planet of Earth.
The only survivors are Kitai and his badly injured father who has to stay on the ship and help guide his son to retrieve a distress beacon from part of their wrecked ship that's many miles away. Sounds simple right? Well add Earth's wildlife that has evolved drastically as well as the animals that Kitai has to go through. Still sound simple? Well aboard the ship was a captured alien monster known as an Ursa that has escaped its cage and is know roaming around.
After Earth may have the stigma of being directed by M. Night Shyamalan but Shyamalan actually has been able to craft a movie that, wait for it, is passable. The movie has some pretty good effects going for it but nothing we haven't really seen before. Probably the best special effect is of the monster Ursa that looks pretty scary once we get a good look at it and maybe the shifting blade.
Although there are some brief roles by Zoe Kravitz and Sophie Okonedo as the female members of the Raige family, this is basically a two-person show, with Jaden Smith really being front and center. Will Smith on the other hand really just sits down for the whole movie and leaves his son to do all the running, jumping and fighting. The dynamic between the two was a bit rough at times. We know Will Smith for being charismatic but his character here restrains his emotions to the point that his performance comes across as wooden or bland, although it makes some sense for this character. Jaden on the other hand has his moments to shine but his facial expression all kind of looked the same. Also, the accents the have in the movie kind of took me out of it. I don't want to be that person that hates the entire movie because of a small thing and I'm not in this case, I'm just wondering why they made that decision.
All in all, After Earth isn't the best movie but it surely is passable and hopefully Shyamalan can ride off this and get back to some of his former stride.
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A new year brings the feeling of a new beginning. For birth parents and adoptive parents alike, the best new year's resolutions for parents are to be the best you.
For adoptive parents, being the best you means investing in yourself so that you may invest in your child. Taking care of your emotional, mental and physical well-being allows you to best adjust to your new role as a parent and adjust to the ongoing changes each stage of childhood brings.
Make time for it. What things do you do for yourself that make you feel the happiest and the most at peace? Is it making time to get a haircut or even simply call a friend for 15 minutes?
Taking time for yourself may seem like a time-consuming luxury. But after dedicating 15 minutes to yourself, you'll realize that self-care can come in the simplest but most meaningful forms.
Without proper rest each night, seemingly easy tasks can feel like a major struggle and take a toll on your mental wellbeing.
It is recommended for adults to get 7-8 hours of sleep nightly. This helps to improve concentration, mental health and energy levels throughout the day. As a parent, you need all the rest you can get.
Got 30 minutes? Studies show that even a 30-minute walk five times a week makes a positive impact on your health and longevity.
Exercise has been proven to not only improve your physical health but your mental health as well. Taking time out to go for a walk can help to reset your mind in the moment as well as reduce fatigue, improve concentration and better your health for the long term.
Regulating what you eat and drink throughout the day may seem like a challenge. But once you put good habits into practice, it becomes easier to naturally give your body what it needs to function. Lack of water or quality, nutritional food can leave you feeling fatigued, irritable and unable to concentrate. Proper nutrition and hydration helps you be and feel your best.
Who you surround yourself with influences who you are. Having supportive, positive relationships is vital for parents and children.
Who you surround yourself with directly impacts your whole family. As an individual, healthy relationships are important and often help you thrive. In turn, this supports other aspects of your life. It also helps set standards for your child and who they will be willing to accept in their lives.
In open adoptions, when birth and adoptive parents commit to being at their best, it supports your open adoption arrangement. It sets everyone up for greater success.
Being at your best also sets your child up for success — they watch everything you do and learn by your example. Your health and longevity are their stability. While your child is your top priority, you must also be a top priority for the sake of your child.
Birth parents often struggle with feelings of guilt, self-doubt and depression. Focusing on tools and habits to help you heal and strengthen yourself can help you adjust, transition and better accept the new (or not so new) normal of placing your child for adoption.
Parents, be kind and patient with yourselves. Studies show it can take 60 days or more to adopt a new habit. And remember, you chose adoption out of love for your child. Give yourself that same love.


Only a 20-minute drive from Tampere, Ylöjärvi is best known for Seitseminen National Park and Teivo Harness Racing Track. In addition to these, Ylöjärvi offers a wide range of other activities, stunning natural attractions and tasty local treats. Let Ylöjärvi surprise you!
Nothing tastes better than coffee brewed over a campfire after a hike among the large spruces of Seitseminen.
Ylöjärvi's local delicacies will make your mouth water. How about some handmade sausage or local rye bread? And don't forget to try some sea buckthorn chocolate!
Most of the shops are located conveniently in the Elovainio and Soppeenmäki districts, but you shouldn't miss the charming flea markets and farm shops!
Ylöjärvi offers you a comfortable stay. There's a wide range of accommodation available in various parts of the town. Where would you like to lay your head for the night: in a hostel, cabin or farm?
A small and welcoming place! You can come as you are, no one cares what you're wearing. Great people, skilled instructors and guaranteed sweat. You'll see results, feel refreshed and your body will thank you.
Different lighting and seasons bring out new aspects of the Alamökki sculpture. The band has more than earned this tribute. Over their 40-plus-year career, they've put Ylöjärvi on the rock'n'roll map of Finland.
Our nearest beach where we've gone swimming with our son for many summers. A nice, child-friendly beach, and the best part is our own little tradition: stopping at the ice-cream stall on the beach on our way home.
A true summer opening in Ylöjärvi, attracting up to 10,000 visitors to the area of Elo Shopping Centre.
A popular, lively summer event with a distinctive atmosphere.
Built in 1850, the beautiful Ylöjärvi Church in the centre of the town is the perfect place for taking a break from the day.
Running on top of the esker, this route takes you to a world of old, thick-barked pine trees and wild thyme – it's wonderful to walk on a ridge that is part of a geological formation extending all the way from Hollola to Kankaanpää.
Church boat Kapee, anchored in the yard of Kuru Church, still retains memories of the waves from a hundred years ago, when there were no cars or asphalt roads for churchgoers to use.
Between Seitseminen and Helvetinjärvi National Parks, you can find Riuttaskorpi, an 'ecological stepping stone' that offers glimpses of what it was like in a wilderness in times past.
Green Heart is a network of travel companies operating in Ylöjärvi and the surrounding areas. It offers travel packages, activities, relaxation and much more. Adventure is waiting for you round the corner!


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Jeziorki Wielkie (; ) – agromiasteczko na Białorusi, w obwodzie grodzieńskim, w rejonie mostowskim, w sielsowiecie Kuryłowicze, przy drodze republikańskiej .

W dwudziestoleciu międzywojennym leżały w Polsce, w województwie nowogródzkim, w powiecie słonimskim, w gminie Dereczyn.

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