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A "lite" version of the ascent of Broad Peak by Polish high altitude mountaineer Maciej Berbeka. The story is not too bad, but predictable. Similar movies like EVEREST are more gripping with better editing.

That said, this movie holds its place based on true events. It's so important in this sport to know your limits, to know when to let go and to never let ego take control.

What if Artificial Intelligence entered the criminal justice system?

This series deals with a possible scenario. Considering this series was shot before Microsoft went public with their AI system and Google Bard is in hot pusuit, the makers could be said to have made a pretty impressive "prediction" of where AI is headed.

It's no more about the jobs that may be lost due to big tech companies and their elite CEO'Ss employing AI for economic benefit. It's a question now of what if AI prosecutes the innocent, or maybe ... what if AI finds these very same elite guilty of crimes? A computer incapable of being bribed, coerced or influenced.

The possibilities are endless. Thos series on Hulu is watchable, gripping, and takes viewers down a dark tunnel we're only beginning to wake up to.

Shaune B. Ryder.

I've been fond of Adam Sandler movies, which are usually fun on a relaxed evening. However, this particular one was rather disappointing and had a poor storyline. A murder takes place (as the title reveals), all hell breaks loose and the Sandler-Aniston duo are on a hunt to identify the killer.

At quite a few places the movie is more of a headache than laugh riot. If you're looking for a no-brainer shot at some fancy locations ... go ahead. The film tries desperately to keep viewers entertained, but didn't fit the bill for me. The earlier "Murder Mystery" was somewhat better ... this, in my opinion, was a half-hearted and forced attempt at film making. A movie that Sandler fans would rather forget.