TV/Streaming Series or Movie Reviews

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I've been following Josh Gates since he hosted Destination Truth. A show I really enjoy that he host is the series Expedition X with Phil Torres and Heather Amaro. It's more about the Paranormal.
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I watch Expedition X sometimes, but if it gets too scary and really believable, I can’t sleep so I don’t watch it very often🤠🤠
 
Okay, this video is a parody of Star Wars, called “Hardware Wars”, and it features such things as flying irons, waffle makers, and a robot vacuum cleaner named “Artie Deco”( R2D2). It is about 13 minutes long, and is so silly , it is funny. We can’t quite call it a review of Star Wars, but it sort of is.

 
I watched the movie PREY (2022). Sci-fi genre. I believe it is along the lines of the Predator franchise which started starring Arnold Schwarzenegger (1987). I really enjoyed watching this young Comanche girl on her journey of hunting and to prove to her tribe that she could.
There were a few scenes that I thought 'Now, that was stupid.' but for the most part the movie line was without question perfect. I've watched it 3x.
 
Every few years, I watch the Jesse Stone movies, which are enjoyable, although you might not consider them to be great cinema. There are ten of them, however, so I think it's fair to say that I'm not the only one who likes them. The last time, I set out to watch them in order, but then I lost the order, and I'm not sure that I actually watched them all. This time, I will try to watch them in chronological order. Each one is a full movie in its own right, but each one builds on the other so it does help to watch them in order. This is the order:

  1. Jesse Stone: Stone Cold (2005)
  2. Jesse Stone: Night Passage (2006)
  3. Jesse Stone: Death in Paradise (2006)
  4. Jesse Stone: Sea Change (2007)
  5. Jesse Stone: Thin Ice (2009)
  6. Jesse Stone: No Remorse (2010)
  7. Jesse Stone: Innocents Lost (2011)
  8. Jesse Stone: Benefit of the Doubt (2012)
  9. Jesse Stone: Lost in Paradise (2015)
  10. Jesse Stone: The Last Goodbye (2019)
 
However, I am on Jesse Stone: Night Passage now, and it appears that it is a prequel. The movie series is about his tenure as police chief in Paradise, Massachusetts. The first movie, Stone Cold, produced in 2005, begins with him already serving as police chief, but the second one, which I am watching now, is about him applying for the job. So, I suspect they didn't intend on a bunch of movies when they did the first one, or they decided they needed a prequel, which isn't unusual.
 
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