MindOfSmoothie

I'm sad to say that this is the first that I have sat down to watch Fire in the Sky. I thought what better movie could I watch to relax after my colonoscopy this morning than this?

I think I have heard this story a few times on different podcasts, and it is widely believed to be a hoax, but now I have to go back and do my own research (watching a YouTube video or two).

As for the film it was alright. I did doze off during a few parts, but I don't think I missed much. I was awake for all the parts that had to do with the abduction. The ship effects, scenery, and the aliens were pretty good for the time, but they were minimal. A majority of the movie had to deal with the investigation of the abduction and disappearance of Travis.

Overall it was a good movie for a lazy afternoon. Give it a watch if Aliens and UFO abductions are you're thing. Heck, I am sure I am the only one who hasn't seen this film in 32 years!

I am a huge fan of the Boys so it would come as no surprise that I would give this film a 5 star rating. I did genuinely enjoy the film and my rating isn't just out of bias.

I am glad to see how Bubbles, Ricky, and Julian (yes Randy too) have grown over the years. Through the all the shows, movies, podcasts, and seasons it is very evident of the love, care, and concern they have for one another. If you are wondering, yes I realize that they are characters.

In Standing on the Shoulders of Kitties we get to see Bubbles be the center of the story as he pursues his music career. While Ricky and Julian are present, Bubbles takes center stage (no pun intended) here. From the formation of the S**trockers, to the veteran's hall circuit, right through to opening for Billy Bob Thorton's band The Boxmasters on their European Tour, we get to see the blood, sweat, and tears to see Bubbles live his childhood dreams of seeing his name in lights.

If you are a fan of the Trailer Park Boys then you have probably already seen this film, twice. If you haven't, what are you waiting for. If you are a fan of comedy, swearing, and some good old fashion potty humor with a solid underdog story than this film is for you. You will be very happy with Standing on the Shoulders of Kitties, just come back so I can say, "Atodaso."

Not typically my type of movie, as you can see, but my wife happened to be watching it, and I got hooked. I am not opposed to Lifetime movies, as a matter of fact, it is quite the opposite. I love the over-the-top cheesiness of them, but that is where Forever was different.

The actual title of the film was Terry McMillan presents: Forever. Terry McMillan is an author who wrote many books, most notably Waiting to Exhale which was adapted into a major motion picture. That is why I was shocked it was direct to Lifetime.

I missed the first part of the movie but was able to catch up pretty quickly. What a roller coaster it ended up being. All of the feels, all of the emotions, joy, happiness, some gut punches it is all here. I highly recommend giving Forever a watch... just have some tissues on hand.