feverish30 Reviews

The Lost Century: And How to Reclaim It (2023)

If this is true then I am sickened by what has gone on.

[10/10 · 16 June 2023]

Dr Steven Greer blows the whistle on the constant shutdown of free energy machines and anti-gravity propulsion devices that we have had since the 1960's. If what he is saying is true, then it's pretty sad that this has been shut down by the powers that be time and time again.

This is a must watch for everyone. We have the technology now to combat global warming and climate change. I don't have the knowledge to know if what he is saying is true but he cites quite a few relevant sources along with historical evidence from television news broadcasts and military and patent office documents.

What gives us hope is that this technology is out there and will soon be open sourced. It goes back to the inventions of Nicola Tesla. It will be a worldwide paradigm shift.

The suppression of this technology has been widespread and has resulted in deadly consequences for those who have invented these devices. The only solution is to open source it but thus far no inventor has been willing to do this.

I am hoping that this is real, for the sake of humanity.

Pink Grapefruit (2015)

Visually appealing but I'm sorry .. I don't get it.

[5/10 · 5 August 2020]

Looks great but as for what goes on? I don't get it. Was the woman jealous? Is this slut shaming? I don't get it.

Girl from Nowhere (2017)

They had a good thing going but didn't know how to finish ..

[5/10 · 5 August 2020]

I read all the reviews of this movie and I am somewhat in agreement but my take is that most reviewers are just bitter about how this movie ended.

The movie was fine up until the last 10 minutes where it just got stupid. It could have gone in so many different ways that could have satisfied viewers. I don't think they knew how to finish this movie. What they did finish with was ridiculous and nonsense. I would have been happier if the Girl turned into an alien and flew away .. that would have been more satisfying.

Having said all of that, I was liking it right up until that point.. I was sufficiently drawn in. Sorry guys, YOU BLEW IT.... you blew it.

I Hate the Man in My Basement (2020)

Great story combined with great performances from Chris Marquette & Manny Montana - this is a must see!

[9/10 · 20 March 2020]

Not a long review but I had to leave this. I came across this movie knowing absolutely nothing about it and from the beginning I was glued to the screen. Rarely does a movie catch me like this as I am usually working or playing video games while a I have a movie going. I think it helps with my ADD & Narcolepsy. The slow and quiet pace of this movie combined with a slow but steady build up to some big surprises. I won't tell you any more about but the performances from the 2 lead's were amazing. I've never heard of either of these actors but i will be following them now to see what else they can do! The ending delivers proper closure to the story and will not disappoint. Watch this movie! 9/10

Armed (I) (2018)

Jacob's ladder meets Magnolia

[8/10 · 17 September 2018]

A very strange movie that starts off slow but builds up to a very powerful ending. I came here to see what others thought of this movie and I was dumbfounded by all the negative/bad reviews. Did we watch the same movie?

Maybe it would help to know that this movie is based on true events because this film takes the viewer on a bumpy and sometimes painful ride. We are viewing life through the eyes of "Chief". An ex-US Marshall trying to pick up the pieces of his life after a mission gone wrong, a failed business, alienation from his best friend and separation from his wife.

Strong performances from the ensemble cast and great cinematography and visuals will keep you interested while the story slowly unfolds. It all comes together very nicely at the end and for me, I was like "Oh yea...dang... wow."

I wouldn't call this an action movie at all, it's more of a thriller with some very funny moments. Think Jacob's ladder meets Magnolia.

Unlocking DaVinci's Code (2004 Video)

Not what I expected, but not bad none-the-less...

[8/10 · 19 April 2005]

I saw this movie the day after we buried the pope. I must admit there was not a lot of information about DaVinci in the movie, but I believe that is because there simply is not a lot of information about the code in DaVinci's paintings.. However, the other information presented in the movie about Jesus resurrecting and moving to France to raise his children is very interesting.

All in all I found myself engrossed in every word they were saying for the full 2 hours the movie was and for the 45 minutes of bonus features as well. A lot of interesting material presented here with the historical references and research to back it up.