OCTOBER 27, 2026

Good lord, so much bad luck...

OCTOBER 27, 2026

I don't really know what possessed me to watch this movie. I have zero ties to it. I feel like the closest thing I can get to is that when I scrolled past it on the list of films available on Prime there was something about it that just gave me long enough to pause that it triggered some response to select it. I think, despite not being a particularly big fan of Kiefer Sutherland that his being in the film would add some layer of authenticity. He's a big name, right? I know a lot of times there's an evil MacGuffin that is causing some measure of chaotic nonsense and is more than likely imbued with a malevolent spirit of some kind. I figured that's what this movie was. I was not wrong. And if you guessed that it's mirrors, you'd be right. It's a leap. I know. But people seemed to enjoy 24, right?

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In theaters releases shown. The Mongoose, Oct 30. Ghost Soldier, Nov 11. Avengers: Doomsday, Dec 18. Dune: Part Three, Dec 18. Look Back, Dec 30. The Beekeeper 2, Jan 15. Puella Magi Madoka Magica the Movie -Walpurgisnacht: Rising-, Jan 16. Animal Friends, Jan 22

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