ykbytes
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This is a retelling, albeit a literary license to change certain things. I'm somewhat familiar (Not greatly) of the history of Japanese occupation of China. This may be a more accurate version. I don't know. However, in Fist of Fury, the Chinese school was presented with a sign saying, "Sick Men of Asia". There is a similar event in this remix presentation, as stated before with creative license to make changes. The fight scenes are great and good. It lacks good continuity and flow. Fist of fury had a clear focus; this lacks anything new, worth the remake. Disappointing, since I like the previous movies and Bruce Lee, Jet Li and Donnie Yen. They all have a great screen presence. To the uninitiated, growing up watching martial arts films as well as the current series of retelling, the uninitiated may like or even love this film. I'm just not sold on its uncreative story line.
First, Naomi Ackie Great job! Thank you.
To those whom are morbid and wanted to see the all sordid details of Ms. Whitney Houston's life, i'm glad you're disappointed. This is not and was not meant to be a denigrating, tell all film of her life's shortfalls. Ms. Houston like the rest of us was human. Not perfect. Just a gifted wonderful human being. This was a celebration of her life, successes, her beautiful talent, and the joy she gave to all who enjoyed her presence, her performances, and her love of music. I've teared up at so many wonder moments in the film that portrayed her life with both joy and sadness. When she sang the national anthem, nothing compares. When she passed, I will never forget. But, I definitely believe the world is a better place with Ms. Houston having been a part of it. Ms. Whitney Houston, thank you for all that you have accomplished, and the joy you brought to so many. By the grace of God, may you rest in peace. Amen.
To those whom are morbid and wanted to see the all sordid details of Ms. Whitney Houston's life, i'm glad you're disappointed. This is not and was not meant to be a denigrating, tell all film of her life's shortfalls. Ms. Houston like the rest of us was human. Not perfect. Just a gifted wonderful human being. This was a celebration of her life, successes, her beautiful talent, and the joy she gave to all who enjoyed her presence, her performances, and her love of music. I've teared up at so many wonder moments in the film that portrayed her life with both joy and sadness. When she sang the national anthem, nothing compares. When she passed, I will never forget. But, I definitely believe the world is a better place with Ms. Houston having been a part of it. Ms. Whitney Houston, thank you for all that you have accomplished, and the joy you brought to so many. By the grace of God, may you rest in peace. Amen.
Very Interesting Plot! Could have also have been called the Majestic Papers. The story line follows the introduction of the Majestic 12 papers. As data, documents and info gets released overtime pointing to an organization believed to be created under President Truman, then overseen by President Eisenhower (General under and prior to succeeding Truman). Coincidentally, the same organization that debunked the Hunter Biden laptop also debunked the Majestic 12 papers; the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI). As is well known, in the sincerest world of UFO/UAP investigations, there may exist a long history of government involvement and concealment of these UFOs/UAPs by various government agencies and DoD; to include, Army, Air Force and most unusually avoided the Navy. Whether all is revealed, true or just plain obfuscation, there "should" be no denying that such hubris and dedication, for controlling for so long, does come with public consequences (i.e. Over the many years, those who've lost their reputations, livelihoods, businesses, and of course lives). After all, as Benjamin Franklin once said and is still true today, "Three may keep a secret, if two of them are dead." Just keep in mind, when watching, everything we see is a perspective, and not necessarily the truth. In the absence of light, darkness prevails.