Sarah Paulson (Carol) seems like a very hard working and very caring mother. NOT. On Hulu, I was able to pick up rather quickly what was really going on. The ending was a little off. All in all, I say: SKIP IT
Jessica Chastain (Molly's Game) is a hitwoman who was recruited by a man (JOhn Malkovich from Red) who is on the outs with the company/government that employs her run by Colin Farrell (In Bruges). Geena Davis (The Fly) is dying, so while recovering from an incident Ava goes home. She meets up with her old boyfriend Common and the some crooks. It's overly complicated. I think they should have made it a bit more simple. I rented it on Amazon when it first came out - I think it's free on something now. All in all, I say: SKIP IT - or just watch the action scenes.
On acorn, this is the UK version of a Hallmark movie. A woman has to go back to a small town where her long lost love lives to convince the town to put up a wind farm. She works for the wind farm company. What a misunderstanding she and her love had, and now they can live happily ever after. She didn't want that dumb job anyways. All in all, I say: SKIP IT and just a Hallmark movie.
It takes a special babysitter to watch certain kids. There are some kids who really do see monster at night, and they must be protected by specially trained babysitters. It had a not bad premise, but the plot and editing were crazy. All in all, I say: SKIP IT
A reporter that breaks the rules to get the exclusive meets her match with a mysterious benefactor. Someone is giving large sums of money to people all over the city. It's a romance, so yes, they will meet and fall in love. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't great. All in all, I say: SKIP IT
The niece of a detective witnesses a murder. Because she is a difficult teenage she puts off telling her family - of course. She is deaf, so it makes the investigation a little harder. It was good, but a little too long. All in all, I say: SKIP IT
About half way through the quarantine on AMC (on Friday nights lol) Jeffrey Dean Morgan (TWD) and Hilarie Burton (White Collar) hosted a show from their home. They asked people questions, put a spotlight on a non-profit, and laughed with friends. There are a couple really good ones - I'm always surprised by who celebrities are friends with in real life. All in all, I say: SEE IT
