When I'm finished with my household chores that start from early morning after breakfast then after lunch or before lunch and there's that special hours that I can use to do that spare time. Spare time sometimes happened after dinner when there's nothing to do because I'm done with house cleaning and organizing things, done cooking, done cleaning the kitchen, laundry done, done with everything and it's time to rest.
Then time to relax and watch TV. When TV News are suffocating to see and listen to because of redundancy and because it's boring and seems untrue or fabricated then time to watch a movie.
There are so many new movies out there. Just one click from the Optik and you can order from the screen of the television. How nice eh? It's comfortable that way. I remember when I first arrived here in Canada in 1992 when my husband and I will drive to the nearest video store and rented videos or laser discs. There were thousands of movies to choose from that video store. We love watching movies wayback then, newly produced movies are watched at the big cinema and missed movies are rented to view on Betamax, DVD, or laser disc machine. That at one time we ordered a Moviechannel that broadcast a non-stop movie viewing 24 hours/day. It's cheaper that way. That's amazing right? Then it becomes boring because the channel featured the same kind of movies over again and again. This time TELUS has that Optik TV that leads you to rent or order any movies you want to watch at anytime, however don't over do it because you can get addictive to their buttons. Don't just press buttons because you want to watch such movies because every movie has a price. Yup. Every rented movie has a price tag. The price range: $6/movie for newly released movie and you can watch it for two days. They are movies that been watched in the cinema by millions of movie-watchers and been shown at the cinema after 6 months or years, meaning previously been watched by at least hundred millions of people. There's that movie that you can rent for just $2/movie or $1/movie (special offers).
Anyway, it's MOVIE TIME: How about 400 DAYS?
400 DAYS of Mystery & Suspense: Starring Brandon Routh (Superman), Caitlyn Lotz, Ben Feldman (star of Superstore), Dane Cook, Tom Cavanagh (star of FLASH), Grant Bowler.
The Story: Four astronauts (3 adult men and 1 adult woman) were chosen to board the "ship" to do the simulation test for 400 Days. The make-believe space ship was located underground provided with air and oxygen to breath and certain specified diet food to have for their daily meals until one by one used their own body fluids called urine for their drinking fluids. Although the space ship is clean, sanitized and well taken care of there were too many problems that arised from their stay-in simulation. 400 days seem endless because only 4 of them have to converse, play cards, and do whatever it takes to keep themselves busy while they wait for 400 days end time game.
400 Days is equivalent to ONE YEAR & 35 days. LONG, LONG, LONG DAYS counting! Shocking! Who could live under the ground without communication with the outside world? With tele-communication in the outside world force or communication with their families or friends through computer there's a possibility that everyone could survive the ordeal. Then suddenly what happened if there's no electricity and the air no longer passes through the tube for the 4 astronauts to survive? What could cut off the simulation process?
The movie is not terrible and it's not that bad. Their acting is quite impressive for their roles or parts. Their sense of shock is believable. If you like the man who portrayed the SUPERMAN in one of the famous Superman movie then you would like to watch this movie. Looks like there's a sequel for this movie.
400 DAYS TIME-LOCKED?
