Changing It Up A Bit... pt 2

    Instead of my regular movie reviews blog, I will be talking about a new topic. This new topic is also known as my favorite hobby, basketball. Honestly basketball is something that will stay for me my whole life until the day comes where I can not walk anymore. The days, or even nights where I have so much going on in my life, I go outside and just play basketball. I plug in my earphones, play music and just get lost in my passion, basketball. Basketball is something I can do in any situation; clear my mind, get away from life, or even for my love on it. It is something that boosts my confidence in countless ways and helps me in my life. While people have there "safe-heavens" or "get-a-way" of maybe locking themselves in there room and just reminisce, I just play basketball. Take shots, practice layups, or just stand at the free-throw line. Whatever it is, basketball just helps me get away from anything in my way or letting me down in life. I play as if there is nothing else to care about in the world, no mistakes, no regrets: just me, a basketball and a hoop. As if nothing else matters.

Ride Along 2

This past two days, I have been watching a fantastic movie by the name of Ride Along 2. Which is basically a sequal/second movie to Ride Along 1. Rookie lawman Ben Barber (Kevin Hart) wishes and tries hard to become a detective like James Payton (Ice Cube), his future brother-in-law. James out of nowhere takes Ben to Miami to follow up on a case that's connected to things related to drugs and other extreme bad things. The case brings them to a very weird detective and a computer hacker who brings out evidence that brings out a respected businessman. It's now up to James and Ben to prove that charismatic executive Antonio Pope is actually a violent crime lord who rules southern Florida's drug trade. You might not understand some of this, but you would if you watch the movie. Honestly it was really goos, but I suggest you watch the first one before so you can understand the second one better.

Creed

    A while back at the movies, I watched the movie "Creed" with Sylvester Stallone. In this movie, it is a boxing themed movie, as well as actioned. I don't want this to be a spoiler but if you are interested in watching this movie, I suggest you do not read the rest, except that I highly recommend it for anyone. The main character, Creed well actually Creed's son seeked out training by the boxing pro, Rocky Balboa. Creed's father, died when he wad a young boy and he wanted to grow up to be exactly like him and that is exactly what happened. He seeked training from the legend, Rocky and improved so much. Creed was so thirsty to get into the boxing rink but Rocky was always looking out for him, he only let him when the right time came. And Rocky treated him and took care of him as the son he never had. At one point there training got so intense that Creed came to live with Rocky and got mentored by him too. He trained at any time possible and strived for greatness. I highly recommend this movie for people with action desired movies.

Greys Anatomy

    For the past few months, I have been watching Grey's Anatomy, a T.V. series on Netflix. Currently I am on Season 5, Episode 3 and so much has occurred. There has been many excitement, as well as many drama, and many many many different characters. The main characters are Meredith Grey, Dr. Shepard, George Omali, Izzy, the Chief, Dr Han and Kally, and so many other ones! Currently, Meredith and her friends have just passed there intern year, all except George. Who was off by one point and couldn't pass his intern year and had to do it all over again. Practically the only reason he failed was because he was getting over his divorce and couldn't think. Anyways, they are all trying to become major doctors/surgeons and they are all trying so hard and so dedicated. A lot of drama occurs with Meredith and Dr Shepard too but in the end I hope it all goes good with them. Anyways, I hoped you found this blog interesting, now I'm going to go watch more!