Within About 1 Weeks Span I Saw 2 New Movies. I Can Only Give My Yay To 1 Of Them. The 2 In The Running Are: "The Way" & "Lifemark."

I literally saw 2 new movies within a week. First one was Kathie Lee Gifford's movie, "The Way." I am sorry to report that the music was nice at times, but I found myself wondering when this movie is going to end. I am being real with you. I am a person that pays attention to detail and somehow the speaking and even singing was off a slight bit when being dubbed to the person performing in the movie. Enough so, even though it was slightly off in lip sync to the words either being spoken or sung it caused me to be distracted because I began to notice this pattern throughout the movie. There were a couple of songs I did enjoy, and the scenery was beautiful. I did notice the beauty that radiated from Kathie Lee when she would be on screen. That is what it looks like when you are walking in divine destiny and the anointing is upon you. Great job just needs better lip-syncing next time. That is a plea from the detail-oriented people that may pick up on subtle things like that.  See, the movie was the catalyst to get me to go to Green Hills. After the movie I went to Trader Joe's and purchased some carnations. I can gladly report these very carnations are still blessing my home today and not wilted yet, imagine that.

Onto the next movie I viewed in the theater, "Lifemark." Kirk Cameron's movie celebrating adoption. I remarked to my friend that went to see the movie with me how it has been a long time since a movie with such excellence I have seen. This is a movie with purpose and such a beautiful ending. I highly recommend this movie if you want to leave the movie theater feeling uplifted. The power of God is throughout this entire movie. From what I understand, the movie is in theaters through September 15, 2022, go see it.

Now, there was a glitch or two that night of pre-screening. The commercials kept playing almost on repeat mode it seemed to be, but they did apologize for that prior to the movie being played. A beautiful touch was 2 of the actors actually had a message to share with the viewing audience prior to the movie screening. One was the actor I think that played the young man in the movie. The other was the actress in the movie that played his birth mother. Somehow that 2nd message they could not get to play for us to hear. Truly a very moving true story brought to the screen so take a few Kleenex tissues with you because you just may need to use one or two. All I can say was this movie was beautiful.