At the end of the year, I like to go to the site movie insider and see what movies are coming in the future. I can't post all of them but here are some of them and if they have trailers, I will post a link to them.
Jan. 2020
Now you see me 3 Trailer Click Here
The Grudge Trailer Click Here
The murder of Nichole Brown Simpson Trailer Click Here
Dolittle Trailer Click Here
Bad boys for life Trailer Click Here
Gretel and Hansel Trailer Click Here
Feb. 2020
Sonic the hedge hog Trailer Click Here
Fantasy island Trailer Click Here
March 2020
The invisible man Trailer Click Here
A quiet place 2
Mulan Trailer Click Here
April 2020
New Mutants Trailer Click Here
Peter Rabbit 2 Trailer Click Here
Trolls world tour Trailer Click Here
The secret: dare to dream
May 2020
Black widow Trailer Click Here
Legally Blonde 3
Scoob Trailer Click Here
Saw reboot
Fast and furious 9 Trailer Click Here
June 2020
Wonder Woman 1984 Trailer Click Here
Candyman
Top gun 2
July 2020
Minions the rise of Gru
Ghostbusters afterlife Trailer Click Here
Purge 5
Bob's burgers
Jungle cruise
Aug. 2020
Escape room 2
Bill and Ted's adventure face the music
Sep. 2020
Prom
Monster hunter
Conjuring 3
Oct. 2020
The witches
Halloween kills
Nov. 2020
The Christmas chronicles 2
Clifford the big red dog
Godzilla vs Kong
Dec. 2020
Coming to America 2
West side story
Tom and Jerry
The Croods 2
Here are some for 2021
Rugrats
Cinderella
Mortal Kombat
Tomb raider 2
Boss baby 2
Fast and furious 10
Doctor Strange in the multiverse
Matrix 4
John Wick 4
Curella
Jurassic world 3
The Batman
Sing 2
Indiana Jones 5
Spider-man homecoming 2
Space jam 2
Mission impossible 7
Suicide squad
My little pony
Fantastic beast
Dungeons and dragons
Hotel Transylvania 4
Guardians of the galaxy 3
Movies coming in 2022
Sesame street
Minecraft
Spider-man into the soidyverse 2
Black panther 2
The flash flashpoint
Mission impossible 8
Aquaman 2
Super Mario brothers
There really isn't any more years shown. There is a lot of reboots and continue of series. I am looking forward to a lot of the up coming movies. I also wish they wouldn't wait so long to make Black panther, Aquaman etc but I be very excited to see them when they do come out. That is my list. To see the full list, go to movieinsider.com
Friday, December 13, 2019
Thursday, December 12, 2019
Netflix: The Toys/Movies That Made Us
About a year or possibly three, I saw a show on Netflix called "The toys that made us" which is a documentary series where they talk about the most popular toys that were made back in the day, their history etc. If I am correct, they now have 3 seasons. It's really interesting to hear about toys like Barbie, Star Wars, Teenage mutant ninja turtles and more.
Now they have a new series called "The movies that made us". So far I have only seen two episodes but I like it just as much as their first series. They spend each episode talking about a specific popular movie which I think are all from the 80's (I haven't looked at all the episodes yet to see).
It takes you behind the scenes, the ups and downs of making the movies etc. The first episode is "Dirty Dancing" and the second is "Home Alone". Both had some very interesting facts.
I can't wait to see more episodes. There are so many movies they could talk about so it will be interesting to see how far they go with this and what movies they talk about. I hope they talk about tv shows next because that would be just as interesting.
If you love movies and toys and find behind the scenes of things interesting, I highly recommend these two series on Netflix. A good binge watch.
The Toys That Made Us trailer (season 2): Click Here
The Movies That Made Us trailer: Click Here
Now they have a new series called "The movies that made us". So far I have only seen two episodes but I like it just as much as their first series. They spend each episode talking about a specific popular movie which I think are all from the 80's (I haven't looked at all the episodes yet to see).
It takes you behind the scenes, the ups and downs of making the movies etc. The first episode is "Dirty Dancing" and the second is "Home Alone". Both had some very interesting facts.
I can't wait to see more episodes. There are so many movies they could talk about so it will be interesting to see how far they go with this and what movies they talk about. I hope they talk about tv shows next because that would be just as interesting.
If you love movies and toys and find behind the scenes of things interesting, I highly recommend these two series on Netflix. A good binge watch.
The Toys That Made Us trailer (season 2): Click Here
The Movies That Made Us trailer: Click Here
Saturday, August 31, 2019
Netflix: Dark Tourist
I started watching a series on Netflix called 'Dark Tourist'. It's like a documentary series about a guy that travel around the world visiting places that can be dark, dangerous or macabre. It's pretty interesting, kinda sad, disturbing and gets you thinking. It can open your eyes to how other people live and the different cultures that are really out there. I have so much going through my head about this series (I hope I can remember everything I want to talk about) and I'm not quite done with the series yet. There are 8 episodes and I am in the middle of episode 7 as I type this.
The parts of the world that he goes to are: Latin America, Japan, the US, Japan, the stans, south east Asia and Africa. He gets a taste of what it's like to cross the Mexican border illegally, goes to suicide forest, encounters real vampires, visits a place that is run like North Korea, visits a disturbing museum, witnesses a cleansing of a corpse, goes to a voodoo festival, and prepares for the end of the world. Those are just some of the things he does from each episode.
While watching him re-enact what it's like to cross the Mexican border illegally, it was pretty depressing. One must REALLY have a bad life and hope for a better one to go through all of that. I understand we can't just let everyone in but there has to be a better way for people to be able to cross the border without going through the risk of getting killed. It's just plain sad and can really open your eyes to certain things that you never gave much thought.
As I got deeper into the episodes, I have become more thankful for my life and for living in the US. My life can be pretty difficult and life in the US can be pretty fucked up and scary; but it doesn't come close to what to other people go through in life. We truly have it so much better than other countries that we tend to take it for granted. It's almost hard to believe that other people have this scary or very dark life that is worse than us. It's also sad that there are places like that.
I also got to watch how some countries treat their animals. I have to say, even though I think we tend to treat our animals with cruelty, these other places are kinda worse. To them, it's their way of life, their culture, so they don't think twice about it. To us, it's disgusting and cruel and hunting for sport is kinda tame compared to some of these other places. Those parts were pretty hard to watch and I had to look away and I am a meat eater.
The other thing that has gone through my mind while watching this is how interesting to the point where it's amazing, how much different everyone lives around the world. We are all human, no matter the color, religion or where we live. Yet every country/culture has come up with their own religions, practices, how we all live is VERY different from one another, our beliefs and our way of lives can be so extreme. Instead of trying to learn from each other and about each other, we put up imaginary borders to separate ourselves from others, try to have control and power to show who is bigger, we destroy each other and hate each other just for being different or out of fear. Some want to rule with an iron fist not giving a shit
if other are being mistreated, they get off on the power. Life is just so crazy and one big chaos if you really think about it.
Another thing I found interesting, even in some of the poor countries, they have cell phones but not big on other technology or decent living quarters, food or clean running water. English is spoken around the world even if it's their main spoken language. Everyone may not know it but it's still a pretty universal language, more than one might think. Different cultures can be so extreme and so bizarre on how they handle death, not saying it's a bad thing though.
I highly recommend this series if you are into this kind of thing. I've been binge watching it but stopped to write what was on my mind before I forgot about it. It's going to be a late night for me lol.
To watch the trailer click here
The parts of the world that he goes to are: Latin America, Japan, the US, Japan, the stans, south east Asia and Africa. He gets a taste of what it's like to cross the Mexican border illegally, goes to suicide forest, encounters real vampires, visits a place that is run like North Korea, visits a disturbing museum, witnesses a cleansing of a corpse, goes to a voodoo festival, and prepares for the end of the world. Those are just some of the things he does from each episode.
While watching him re-enact what it's like to cross the Mexican border illegally, it was pretty depressing. One must REALLY have a bad life and hope for a better one to go through all of that. I understand we can't just let everyone in but there has to be a better way for people to be able to cross the border without going through the risk of getting killed. It's just plain sad and can really open your eyes to certain things that you never gave much thought.
As I got deeper into the episodes, I have become more thankful for my life and for living in the US. My life can be pretty difficult and life in the US can be pretty fucked up and scary; but it doesn't come close to what to other people go through in life. We truly have it so much better than other countries that we tend to take it for granted. It's almost hard to believe that other people have this scary or very dark life that is worse than us. It's also sad that there are places like that.
I also got to watch how some countries treat their animals. I have to say, even though I think we tend to treat our animals with cruelty, these other places are kinda worse. To them, it's their way of life, their culture, so they don't think twice about it. To us, it's disgusting and cruel and hunting for sport is kinda tame compared to some of these other places. Those parts were pretty hard to watch and I had to look away and I am a meat eater.
The other thing that has gone through my mind while watching this is how interesting to the point where it's amazing, how much different everyone lives around the world. We are all human, no matter the color, religion or where we live. Yet every country/culture has come up with their own religions, practices, how we all live is VERY different from one another, our beliefs and our way of lives can be so extreme. Instead of trying to learn from each other and about each other, we put up imaginary borders to separate ourselves from others, try to have control and power to show who is bigger, we destroy each other and hate each other just for being different or out of fear. Some want to rule with an iron fist not giving a shit
if other are being mistreated, they get off on the power. Life is just so crazy and one big chaos if you really think about it.
Another thing I found interesting, even in some of the poor countries, they have cell phones but not big on other technology or decent living quarters, food or clean running water. English is spoken around the world even if it's their main spoken language. Everyone may not know it but it's still a pretty universal language, more than one might think. Different cultures can be so extreme and so bizarre on how they handle death, not saying it's a bad thing though.
I highly recommend this series if you are into this kind of thing. I've been binge watching it but stopped to write what was on my mind before I forgot about it. It's going to be a late night for me lol.
To watch the trailer click here
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