Savings and Reviews and More from a Wild and Faithful Heart

"Having finally gotten used to each other's existence, Brad and Dusty must now deal with their intrusive fathers during the holidays." from imdb.com  Having watched Daddy's Home , and loved the first movie I knew I had to watch the 2nd version. As always I took my movie buddy with me so we could watch this movie since we had both watched the first movie together. Now not to ruin the movie for you. But its almost the same storyline but you are now throwing in the grandpa's of the family. And a few other guests that come into play. Although I really dont want to be the bearer of bad news. And I do have to say the movie was really funny. It was the same old story with almost the same jokes. Funny but kinda old , I dont see this movie going any farther than two movies at the same time I am surprised because movies I thought would not make it past the first two do make it to almost four or five movies. But with the Christmas season approaching , this is a great frie...

This week I am bringing you again a DVD spotlight , and reviews. As always , I did not receive any compensation for watching these movies. Now lets get down to business. Let me note , I am going to keep these short , as to not spoil as much of the movie . Max Steel- Rated PG-13  This one was challenging for the start , it started off way slow. Boy discovers that he emits some power and then tries out to find out why. He discovers a , small robot like alien called steel . Steel tells him about his father , and how he was sent to help and protect him. Did I mention this is a toy? and a tv series? Somehow I am not sure if its still running or not. But I digress , this movie started out sloww. . . I was almost to the point I was going to take the dvd out and watch something else. But I can honestly say steel , the alien saved it for me. So I would recommend for 6th grade kids and up. Nothing too scary , but superheros are always cool arent they? Hacksaw Ridge : -Rated R  ...

In an admittedly unique premise, Aaron Eckhart stars as Frankenstein’s monster, 200 years on from his creation, walking the streets of a dystopian city. He finds himself caught in the middle of a battle between the gargoyles, heavenly creatures protecting the world from an army of demons, who themselves are eyeing The Creature (christened ‘Adam’ by the leader of the gargoyles) as a means of putting the spirits of demons into dead bodies. Unwilling to pick a side, Adam suddenly is compelled to arms when he meets a beautiful human scientist (Yvonne Strahovski). Read more at  http://www.entertainmentwise.com/reviews/139853/I-Frankenstein-3D#gxYMjQl2o7Jhq15X.99 I watched this movie with my friend , to waste some time on a Saturday night when I first saw this movie I was excited I showed this even to my other half hoping to spark his interest and love for action movies. It didn't catch his attention sadly , so I was waiting for the DVD release so I was excited when she asked me to ...