Movie Industry

I really enjoyed watching the old movie SPY (starring Melissa McCarthy also better known as Molly in the sitcom/comedy "Mike & Molly"). I think my daughter and husband liked it so much because they laughed so hard and so louder than my loud laugh ass out. Duh, kidding. It's really funny but that doesn't mean it goes to ny.

She's that good in "timing" and her facial reaction plus her body coincides with her acting. Right TIMING got to do with everything in comedy.

She's that great also in her portrayal as WH's Sean Spicer in SLN Show. I wish to see the other movie TAMMY next.

Oh well, that's life here in Canada. We enjoyed watching TV and movies. Why not? Who else would be patronizing the movie industry than we all are. There are many people involved in the movie production. This business is the light of the economy. Its human resources is vast, wide, huge and it can employ the whole country (if its a war movie or natural disaster). The human resources involvement in producing movies enclosed the military, law enforces, local communities. A huge production has a budget of at least $100 Million dollars. Unbelievable but it's true. Is there a profit? Most of the time there's a profit. I think. Otherwise, no good quality production will ever live to its potential of bringing a life-image story of true humanity that lives and breathe.

So don't judge me like a fool when I always praise the movies, actors and actresses and the movie industry.

Canada is the country that is fortunately been chosen as the lucky location for any type of Hollywood  movies, films and experimental documentations. So what else can you expect if Canada is naturally beautiful, the chosen field for cinematography? At least trade is being imposed as means of  economic measures not just  politically.