I’d been putting this movie off forever—the trailer just didn't do it for me—but I finally sat down to watch it since Chadwick Boseman was up for an Oscar, and man, was I pleasantly surprised! The plot is solid, especially those dialogues, and the cast? Incredible. That nomination for Chadwick Boseman was so well-deserved
Anthony James3 said:Look, there’s no such thing as a new lockdown that actually works—I mean, if masks didn't do the trick, what makes you think sitting at home will? Honestly, it feels like the whole point of these lockdowns is just to completely wreck the economy until there's nothing left, and to basically break everyone's spirit in the process. Like, seriously, why else would they do it?
Lockdowns aren't coming back, but get this—they're saying they're gonna start cracking down hard on restaurants that don't follow the rules. Honestly? It's basically the same thing—half of them will end up closing anyway!
Set back in 1970s New York City—this story follows a young fashion designer, Cruella de Vil, who gets totally obsessed with dogs, especially Dalmatians, until she eventually turns into that ruthless, terrifying legend we all know as Cruella.
Old is an upcoming American psychological thriller film written , directed and produced by M. Night Shyamalan, inspired by the graphic novel Sandcastle by Pierre Oscar Levy and Frederik Peeters.
"Get ready—this summer, M. Night Shyamalan is dropping a total mind-bender about a family on vacation who realize the beach they're chilling at is actually making them age like crazy... basically turning their whole lives into just one single day!"
So, I’ve been hitting up this same private eye clinic for almost 10 years—totally trusted my ophthalmologist there, never even thought about getting a second opinion. But, long story short, my regular doc wasn't available during my last checkup, so I saw his colleague instead. Total shocker—this new guy was floored by my scans! He couldn't believe my usual doctor didn't flag anything or order extra tests, especially since I've lost like 40% of my vision over these last decade due to issues that definitely could've been caught if anyone had actually stepped up. My regular doc just kept giving me these basic "everything looks fine" routine exams while my sight was clearly slipping away right under his nose. I mean, yeah, I probably should've paid more attention instead of blindly trusting him—my bad—but whatever, I'm gonna try to work with this new specialist now and see if we can salvage what's left of my vision.
But seriously, does anyone know if I have a leg to stand on for a medical malpractice lawsuit? Like, specifically for negligence or failing to provide proper care? The doc basically ignored the obvious decline in my vision and did absolutely nothing to stop it. I’ve got all my records from day one, and they prove it was just the same repetitive checkups without any warnings about potential issues. Because he missed the boat on intervening early, I'm stuck dealing with this mess now.
