A group of friends venture deep into the streets of New York on a
rescue mission during a rampaging monster attack.
In the early evening Jaiden, Esme, and I watched
Cloverfield. I had picked the
movie because Jaiden had picked
Backrooms
recently, hoping that she would like the movie, which she did. Even
Alice watched parts. I liked seeing the movie once more and rate it a
7 out of 10.
A young woman is held in an underground bunker by a man who insists
that a hostile event has left the surface of the Earth
uninhabitable.
After watching Cloverfield, Esme and I took Lina the cat with us to get
some candy from a nearby supermarket. On the way to the store Esme
carried Lina in a bag. On the way back the skies turned dark and it
looked like it was going to rain soon. Lina didn't want to be carried
anymore and hissed at Esme so she let the cat walk on a leash. The
last part to the house, Lina ran. A few rain drops were falling.
After this break Jaiden, Esme, and I watched 10 Cloverfield
Lane, another movie I had
picked for Jaiden. And she liked this one even more. I also liked to
watch the movie again and rate it a 7 out of 10.
Centuries ago, a maverick terraforming team played God with a
distant planet. Out of their vanity and spite, something terrible
and unexpected arose.
Generations later, tormented scientist Alis is among the crew of the
research vessel that rediscovers this lost outpost. But Alis wakes
from nightmares of her own making to an all-too-real catastrophe on
board. The rest of the crew has vanished – leaving only Cato, the
belligerent mantis-shrimp captain, and Kern, the ship’s AI.
Searching for their lost fellows, Alis and Cato must venture into
the darkness of the planet below. What did those ancient
terraformers unleash? And will their last surviving crewmate become
a greater threat than the world itself?
In the evening I started in Children of
Strife,
Children of Time novels book 4 by Adrian Tchaikovsky.
After a therapist's patient disappears into a dimension beyond
reality, she must venture into the unknown to save him.
Near the end of the afternoon Jaiden, Esme, and I took a bus to Delft
to watch Backrooms. Jaiden
wanted to see this movie. Originally, we had planned to watch it last
Saturday but we forgot to take Jaidens ID with us; you have to be 16
to watch this movie in the Netherlands.
After we had nourished ourselves we went to the movie theatre only to
discover that our ticket was not valid. It turned out that I had
ordered tickets for the wrong movie theatre! But it was no problem to
change the tickets.
The movie: in the beginning it was very shaky footage which was hard
to handle for me. But then the movie got more steady and became
interesting. In the end, I rate it a 7 out of 10.