They're called "A Christmas Prince" and "My Christmas Prince" and were both released around Christmas of 2017

"A Christmas Prince" has since developed into a full-on Netflix franchise full of cliche moments and corny, nonsensical plot developments all set in a realm that has a disturbing, unhealthy obsession with Christmas

Because that's just what this world needed; a dystopian movie about rich stupid monarchs who's lives revolve around a singular holiday

Jenny Nicholson does a great review of the first one 👌🏻

At first I thought you said Jack Nicolson

Has anyone here seen Outbreak though? I was laughing at the 2020 reviews the other day. People be really reviewing it as "exactly what we're going through right now."

I haven't seen it

But it seems like it would be relatable to today

The Dustin Hoffman flick? Its about as close to this plandemic as World War Z is.

Yup

It's relatable as far as there are some people who don't believe in the virus and they try and escape the city limits

That's literally it

It's a good enough movie but seriously, but without spoiling anything, we talking extremely deadly, gorey, and fast-killing Hollywood virus with an almost 100% kill rate.

A Hollywood killing virus sounds good...

*No lie*

Has anyone ever read the short story "mimsy were the Borogoues" by Lewis Padgett?
It would make the best scifi movie in history in my opinion.

I read it in an isaac asimov paper back years ago and still love it. It's brilliant i promise you won't be disappointed!

I haven't heard of it.

I feel like like this is the best place to plug my favorite book series. Michael Vey is really good

Also this might not be the best follow up but does anyone else think that hunger games is overrated? The first book is the best

I read the books after the first movie. Most sequels aren't as good; Hunger Games is that way in both media.

I wrote an intro to the newest Star Trek franchise. Star Trek SJW.

Space the final frontier. These are the voyages of the starship Tolerance. It's five year mission to exploit strange new worlds. To brow beat new life and new civilizations. To loudly go where no none gender specific person has gone before.

So three of my favorite all time shows are on TV. Dragnet, Adam-12 and Emergency

The Hunger Games was a great series and I feel as though the second book improved on the first one. The third one I can barely remember though and the first one had the real ground-breaking stuff

I haven't seen any of those TV shows and now I need to

@dastenhero They were all produced by Jack Webb who was the main actor in Dragnet. They were based in actual events if LAPD and LAFMD.

Oo I'll definitely take a look then!

If you have Dish network Adam 12 and Dragnet are on MEtv and Emergency is on Cozi

if you guys want to read a really interesting series about a post apocalyptic type world that scarily resembles times right now then I recommend the darkest minds series by alexandra bracken

Just looked up Batwoman the TV show
They have an episode named "How Queer Everything Is Today"

Batwoman was so woke it went back to sleep.

The actress playing Batwoman wasn't lesbian enough so they fired her.

She quit, actually. Decided the show wasn't good enough for her, among other things.

She was gettinga lot of hate too

She was not a good actress

Yep. The crew and other cast couldn't stand her.

Pfft I bet

She must have thought she was more famous than she is. When a young actor or actress gets main billing sometimes it goes to their heads.

has anyone here seen Final Destination and is it worth seeing in a theater when I should be cleaning and doing school assignments? It's the last day it's showing.