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Okay, so about an hour ago I just finished watching The Mummy (1932), which I've had for over a year or two now and just now finally got around to watching it. Now, as to it's quality...kinda hard to explain especially with the time it was made. Best way I can put it is this: The beginning felt like it was moving at a fast pace due to how it opens and many sequences are really done well, but there are points that do kinda drag (I even fast forwarded at one point by a few seconds) and the ending was paced much like the opening.

That said, Boris Karloff as Imhotep is the greatest part of the entire film. Or rather, Boris Karloff as Darth Imhotep because, seriously, he's basically an ancient Sith Lord (which is actually amazing). The characters did develop (for a film of the 1930s at least) and the other actors were great as well. Overall, it's great with its visuals, the story is great, and Boris Karloff is amazing, but it does drag a bit and the ending isn't paced well. Give it a watch, but do keep in mind when it was made.

Verdict: 4 Egyptian spells of Force Crush out of 5

So, I just saw the trailer for Godzilla: King of the Monsters (2019). Here's the trailer if you haven't seen it: [link]

For those who have seen my ranking of the Godzilla films, you'd have seen that I placed the 2014 film in the lower five due to how disappointed I was. Well, I didn't get to see Kong: Skull Island and it's something I still wanted to see along with this sequel that was announced after the first hit theaters. Unfortunately, the moment I heard the voice over and the 'humans are parasites' speech, I started to get some dread. I think the 'humans are bad' cliche is old and overused, so hearing it in this trailer didn't help the film.
Other than that, I loved seeing Mothra as a larva in this and hope we get to see some of the humans with her in that form. It'd be something that would be very touching if done right. Didn't see much of Rodan, but him coming from a volcano is a good nod to him and his mate's death in his first appearance. Now, onto a question that I started to wonder:
How big is King Ghidorah going to be?!
Seriously, I think the wyvern will become one of the biggest kaiju in the series at this rate! If they make him about twice the size of Godzilla (who was stated by material for the 2014 film to be 108 meters), then he'll be over 200 meters tall and his wingspan would be insane! Though, this does make me hopeful that the filmmakers will make Ghidorah a powerful creature that requires the other three teaming up against him.
So, the final verdict is a bit of dread, but still hopeful. Not sure if I'll see it in theaters since that's the thing that made the 2014 film disappointing to me, but I'll still stay hopeful for the film. At least this franchise still gives me hope for the future of the series.

I just had a very stressed moment just now. I was working on a document when my flashdrive was suddenly disconnected. Unfortunately, when I got it back up, it had somehow become corrupted and I tried a few times to get it scanned and repaired. That only made it worst. Add in that many stories and story ideas I had were corrupted as well and...I've lost many of those stories now. So, I'd either have to start from scratch or simply scrap what was lost.

So, once again I'll have to start many things from scratch and get them back to where they were. Wish me luck on that.

So, today was said that we'd have a thunderstorm where I lived and it came true. However, the thunder was on top of us when the power went out and the storm started to become like a hurricane. That was before the hail started being pelted down quickly to the point that I was afraid that one of our windows would break.

Going into the kitchen, I got on my knees and prayed for the storm to stop, or at the very least the hail to stop. After that, I tried to get my dog into the laundry room to wait it out. Just as we passed the restroom, the power came back and the storm lessened.

This is what I had going through my mind when the power came back: