Just about three months ago, the California tech-giant was enjoying a smooth ride with profits coming in, constantly; considering the fact that it was also the most valued company on the planet, last year. But since October 2018, the freefall of its revenues has generated a lot of ‘negative buzz’ among the analysts, the investors, the consumers, and also those who are the admirers of Apple Inc. in one or the other ways.

Apple has so far lost $450 billion of revenue since October, which is more than even the ‘overall value of social networking giant Facebook’. The total value of Facebook is about $383.76 billion. Well, FB’s total worth is also more than the total GDP of some countries like Iran, Norway, and Austria!

Now, you can imagine how big the loss is for Apple, even taking into account that it’s still got a lot of money and will probably make up for the losses very soon.

On Thursday, the iPhone maker’s stocks fell by 9.96%.

Way back, three months ago, on October 3^rd, 2018, when Apple hit a peak of $232.07 per share, it gained a market cap of $1.16 trillion. But now, it just dropped to a low of about $142.19 per share (new results may vary from the article’s figures), clearing out a massive amount of $450 billion from its revenue. And on Thursday, January 3^rd, Apple’s market cap was standing at $710.97 billion, as per the reports of Macrotrends.

And now Apple has also lost its position as world’s third most valuable company to Google’s Alphabet.

Apple has been struggling to maintain its aura for a while now and many experts are saying that to boost the revenues further and by a large number, Apple should also try to enter the budget-flagship or budget range of smartphones, as per the current trend. But that, for now, seems unlikely since Apple is a luxury phone making brand and always keeps the priority very high for the value of its products.

But it needs to understand the changing scenario in the markets currently, across the globe. If it keeps going like this then brands like OnePlus and Xiaomi will eventually end up becoming the true ‘smartphone profit makers’.

It looks like a state of a ‘slight’ emergency for Tim Cook and his team to sustain the company’s growth, just like it was moving three months ago.

Even the famous tech YouTube channel Unbox Therapy also came up with a video recently, discussing how Apple should move ahead if it has to live up to the fast-growing trends. Lewis Hilsenteger, who runs the channel, also talked about Apple’s recent decision to make the iPhones in India, in 2019.
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oMJRjY_uoM]
Source: Business Insider

2018 was a fantastic year for movies and TV. This is the year that gave us Infinity War, Black Panther, and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, and that’s just looking at some of the good Marvel movies released this year. On the TV side, we got The Haunting of Hill House, Netflix’s weird sci-fi show Maniac, and many more instant classics.

But that pendulum swings the other way, too. For all the great entertainment in 2018, there were also plenty that didn’t live up to the standards we expected. These were movies and shows that we were excited for – however tentatively – and that turned out to be huge let-downs.

Here is the list of 15 shows and films that did not live up to the expectations of the viewers and were somewhat big – or small – disappointments.

1. Jessica Jones Season 2

The first season of Netflix and Marvel’s Jessica Jones was easily one of the best examples of the collaboration between the streaming and comics giants, possibly even the best of all these shows. We were excited about Season 2, right up until the point we actually watched it.

Well, trying to do a Marvel superhero story without an actual villain is a bold idea that could have paid off. Unfortunately, it simply didn’t in this case. The season’s main plotline and massive twist was ruined by bad casting as Janet McTeer and Krysten Ritter had absolutely zero chemistry as alleged family members. And every storyline was a total bore. Unlike the other Marvel/Netflix shows, Jessica Jones hasn’t been cancelled yet, but we hope that will likely change soon.

2. American Horror Story Apocalypse

The eighth season of American Horror Story had a great premise: Not only was it the end of the world, but it also promised to finally tie events from the show’s previous seasons together, from the original Murder House to Coven and beyond. It even got off to a promising start, as the first couple of episodes of Apocalypse set up plenty of mysteries we couldn’t wait to learn the answers to.

But after those opening episodes, Apocalypse took a wrong turn. Yes, it felt like a fun twist at the time, but the following episodes proved disappointing week after week. The show started providing answers, but they weren’t the ones we wanted. It spent a half dozen episodes in flashbacks and the all the actions we wanted came to long after. By the time Roseanne star Sandra Bernhard joined the cast for a terribly cheesy turn as a Satanic cult leader, I was done with this season of American Horror Story. Weren’t you?

3. Venom

Seeing a Marvel movie on the list is really surprising. Even I was while writing. But, it happened. Venom is a movie that feels like it was written in 1998 by a 7-year-old, then buried in a time capsule, unearthed 19 years later, and made into a movie without a single revision to the draft. It is truly a movie from another time, and all that’s missing is someone doing a kick flip over a set of steps while Korn plays in the background. From Tom Hardy’s accent choices, to the movie turning into an over-the-top action flick where the final battle is filled with muddied CG, those who were looking for a great Sony spin-off movie found themselves a bit disappointed, even though this movie made $800 million, worldwide.

As for the story, it went a number of directions, many of which could have been a good movie of their own. Eddie Brock working as a journalist and ruining his girlfriend’s career: it’s okay. Brock trying to rebuild his life and take down the Life Foundation: even it is okay. Brock losing his mind when the Venom symbiont is taking over, creating a horror aesthetic: it is okay too. Wacky buddy cop movie starring Eddie Brock as the fall guy covered in black oil that talks funny and wants to eat livers: this is not okay, Venom. The weird comedic choices this movie made killed it for so many viewers. Why does Venom need comedy?

However, with the announcement of the home release of the movie, fans of the Venom character were desperately hoping for the rated-R cut of the movie. However, upon its release, fans got three deleted scenes, some behind-the-scenes footage, and that’s about it. As much as we wanted an extended scene of Woody Harrelson in a red wig, this wasn’t what the people wanted to see. Venom is one of the few movies in 2018 that disappointed people twice.

4. The Predator

The original Predator is unquestionably an ‘80s classic as it combined sci-fi horror thrills and exciting action, and helped make Arnold Schwarzenegger one of the biggest stars in the world. But unlike the Alien or Terminator series, the quality drop from that first movie was fast, and none of the following films were anywhere near as good as the first. So expectations for a new Predator movie in 2018 should not have been high. But the fact that Shane Black was on board to write and direct suddenly raised hopes that he might actually deliver something to equal the first movie. What would the writer of Lethal Weapon and the director of Iron Man 3 do with this series?

Unfortunately, as it turns out, not very much. The Predator was just as mediocre as its predecessors, and was badly hurt by extensive reshoots and incoherent editing, as well as the controversy about certain casting choices that Black had made. The Predator has its moments—the cast is good, there are some funny scenes, and some of the early action is exciting. But the film gets worse as it continues, and emerges as what we should have guessed it would be all along—yet another not-very-good Predator movie. Time to skin this franchise and hang it upside-down for good.

5. Westworld Season 2

Westworld Season 1 was easily one of the best seasons of sci-fi TV ever, which made our hype levels for Season 2 off the charts—maybe even a little too high. Maybe there’s a parallel universe where Westworld Season 2 lived up to our expectations, but that proved impossible in this one.

Where Season 1 was a carefully plotted, well-paced exploration of well-trod science fiction themes, Season 2 was a total mess in comparison. The tone was uniformly grim, the characters we used to like were unrecognizable, the plot was muddled beyond comprehension, and important details were withheld for no reason other than to string viewers along. The show’s creators must have been mad at the Redditors who guessed all the twists in Season 1, because Season 2 seemed designed mostly to befuddle the show’s most dedicated fans. By the time it reached its conclusion, we didn’t want to know the answers anymore—we just wanted it to be over. Right?

6. Fantastic Beasts 2: The Crimes of Grindelwald

In The Crimes of Grindelwald’s third scene, a character who we never learn anything about despite her constant presence throughout the entire movie murders a toddler, for no reason, just off screen. Even Michael Myers, famed slasher movie villain of the Halloween series, didn’t sink that low, although you could tell in the most recent one that he considered it for a moment.

This moment perfectly sets the tone for the rest of this movie: a grim, overly dramatic, mean-spirited entry into the Harry Potter universe. Fantastic Beasts 2 can accurately be described as a loosely connected series of mostly sequential events, though it’s often unclear how it gets from one scene to the next or why the characters do any of the things they do. Maybe worst of all, The Crimes of Grindelwald has no sense of wonder at its own magical world. Millions fell in love with Harry Potter because the wizarding world felt like a place you’d want to live, despite its bad elements. Inhabiting this movie’s magical alternate history for a couple of hours will just make you want to get obliviated so you can forget the whole thing.

7. The Cloverfield Paradox

The Cloverfield Paradox starts out riffing on the early structure of movies like Alien and The Thing, with some cursory efforts to establish personalities and relationships for its half dozen or so characters. They’re all basically interchangeable by the end, and you’ll be hard pressed to remember most of their names by the time the credits roll. But the movie really starts to fall apart once the crew activate the particle accelerator—a poorly explained attempt to solve an energy crisis back on Earth—and find themselves suddenly staring at a star-filled void where the Earth used to be.

There are some memorable moments early on, like when a mysterious stranger arrives on the station by apparently teleporting into the interior of a wall, wires and power conduits spliced through her hands and legs like vines that grew through her. The movie’s few moments of body horror—like another scene involving a character’s eyeball—are its high points. But The Cloverfield Paradox quickly devolves into total camp nonsense from there on out, and it never recovers any of its early poise. After 10 Cloverfield Lane, we were excited to see where the Cloverfield universe would expand next, but no longer.

8. Pacific Rim Uprising

There was something magical about the original Pacific Rim’s giant monster battles, glossy, rain-slicked colours, and seemingly effortless world-building. It’s possible the sequel never stood a chance at living up to that, especially since visionary director Guillermo del Toro chose to focus on The Shape of Water, which won the best picture Oscar for 2017, instead of returning to direct Pacific Rim Uprising. And sure enough, Uprising was a disappointment.

Most of all, Pacific Rim: Uprising is just confusing. If you haven’t seen the original, it’s unlikely much in this sequel will make sense. Concepts like Drift—the way Jaeger pilots mentally link with one another—are poorly explained, despite this movie spending plenty of time attempting to recap and revisit past events. And if you did like the first Pacific Rim, you’ll likely wonder what happened to all the distinctive side characters, the stylish action, and the flashy aesthetic. Pacific Rim: Uprising might have seemed like a pretty good giant monster movie if it didn’t have to live up to the gigantically cool original, but unfortunately, it simply can’t escape its predecessor’s massive shadow.

9. Solo: A Star Wars Story

Solo: A Star Wars Story made nearly $400 million at the box office. But in the franchise era, when film companies spend hundreds of millions of dollars to make hundreds of millions more, this was considered a box office flop, especially against the film’s $250 million budget.

Yes, Solo was poorly marketed; it came out five months after The Last Jedi, which prevented it from building steam. But Solo’s failure also confirmed a problem that was present in the prequel trilogy and present in Rogue One: We do not need answers and backstories to the most granular details of the original trilogy. They’re better left to the imagination.

We don’t need 30 minutes of CGI to explain why the Kessel Run is important. We don’t need to learn how Han got his dice, or how Han got his blaster. These things lose their mystery and their specialness when they’re over explained, and they cheapen rather than enrich the source material. Nostalgia is a poor substitute for narrative, as Solo unfortunately demonstrated.

10. WWE (All Rosters)

The year started off well for the WWE as there was a wonderful Royal Rumble, followed by a fantastic WrestleMania. But history will remember 2018 as the year that WWE got caught with their pants down. They put dollars over ethics with their ongoing Saudi Arabia partnership. And when their top star, Roman Reigns, relinquished the Universal Championship to fight a recurring battle with leukaemia, WWE hit the panic button and put the belt back on Brock Lesnar, a part-time, rarely-seen-on-TV champion. This is what happens when you’re too singularly focused on a single wrestler, to the rest of the roster’s detriment. No one is ready to step up.

SmackDown is consistent. Developmental league NXT remains consistently brilliant. And the women’s roster, with Becky Lynch and Ronda Rousey at the forefront, is firing on all cylinders; they’ll probably main event WrestleMania in 2019. At least they should.

But across the board, the men’s division needs better writers and more compelling reasons to fight one another. Monday Night Raw, in particular, is going through a rough patch, running an “evil Authority” playbook that the company has copied, ad nauseam, since 1998. The ring work is phenomenal – better than it’s ever been – but the narrative stakes feel low. And these performers, who risk their lives for our entertainment, deserve better.

These were the biggest disappointments in the entertainment of 2018. I know not all shows and films on the list are bad – at least according to many of you – but these lacked something and hence are on the list. Think yourself

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With a new year comes new titles to stream on Netflix. The third season of the Netflix original A Series of Unfortunate Events will drop Jan. 1, while Grace and Frankie, Friends From College, Trolls: The Beat Goes On!, Call My Agent! And Club de Cuervos will all return for new seasons in January. Additionally, part two of the fourth and final season of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt will be released Jan. 25.

A number of original films will hit Netflix throughout the month, including Black Earth Rising, And Breathe Normally, Lionheart, Justice, The Last Laugh and When Heroes Fly. Following the success of the true crime docuseries. Making a Murderer, the streaming service will debut Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes on Jan. 24.

On the film side, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Jersey Boys, The Dark Knight, Pulp Fiction, Solo: A Star Wars Story, Marvel Studios’ Ant-Man and the Wasp and Disney-Pixar’s The Incredibles 2 are among the titles that will be added to Netflix in January. Shows like American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace and the fifth (and final) season of Z Nation will join the streaming service’s library.

Here is the complete list of films and shows coming to Netflix in January, below.

January 1

• Photofest

• Across the Universe

• The Addams Family

• A Series of Unfortunate Events: Season 3

• Babel

• Black Hawk Down

• The Boy in the Striped Pajamas

• City of God

• Comedians of the world

• The Dark Knight

• Definitely, Maybe

• The Departed

• Godzilla

• Happy Feet

• Hell or High Water

• I Know What You Did Last Summer

• Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull

• Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade

• Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark

• Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

• It Takes Two

• Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back

• Jersey Boys

• Mona Lisa Smile

• Mr. Bean’s Holiday

• The Mummy

• The Mummy Returns

• Pan’s Labyrinth

• Pinky Malinky

• Pulp Fiction

• The Strangers

• Swingers

• Tears of the Sun

• Tidying Up With Marie Kondo

• Watchmen

• XXX: State of the Union

January 2

• Monty Python and the Holy Grail

January 4

• Courtesy of TIFF

• And Breathe Normally

• Call My Agent!: Season 3

• El Potro: Unstoppable

• Lionheart

January 9

• Courtesy of Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

• Godzilla: The Planet Eater

• Solo: A Star Wars Story

January 10

• When Heroes Fly

January 11

• Friends From College: Season 2

• ReMastered: Massacre at the Stadium

• Sex Education

• Solo

• The Last Laugh

January 15

• Revenger

• Sebastian Maniscalco: Stay Hungry

January 16

• American Gangster

January 17

• Patrick Harbron/FX

• American Crime Story: The Assassination of Gianni Versace

January 18

• Melissa Moseley/Netflix

• Carmen Sandiego

• Close

• Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened

• Girl

• Grace and Frankie: Season 5

• IO

• Soni

• Trigger Warning Wth Killer Mike

• Trolls: The Beat Goes On!: Season 5

• The World’s Most Extraordinary Homes: Season 2 Part B

January 21

• Justice

January 24

• Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes

• Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation

January 25

• Animas

• Black Earth Rising

• Club de Cuervos: Season 4

• Kingdom

• Medici: The Magnificent

• Polar

• Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Season 4 Part 2

January 27

• Z Nation: Season 5

January 29

• Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias: One Show Fits All

• Marvel Studios’ Ant-Man and the Wasp

January 30

• Screengrab/Disney Pixar

• Disney-Pixar’s The Incredibles 2

 

 

T-Series vs Pewdiepie: I remember there was a time when people used to surf YouTube for enjoyment. YouTube provided songs, films, and much more needed for relaxation. It was a time. There was no competition.

And now, since there us competition all around, why should we leave the platform which used to entertain people? Then started channels. And we saw You Tubers. Various people came up with various ideas, and made videos and put them fir others to see. But no! We don’t want peace. We don’t want everyone to enjoy their time to their own.

I did not know anything about Pewdiepie. I had just heard that there was some channel with such name and it was You Tube’s biggest channel. Okay, that’s great!

After listening a lot about this man, I decided to visit the channel ( I am a hard-core gamer and frequently visit gaming channels) in hope of seeing some nice gaming videos. And what did I find? Let us imagine he has 100 videos, then only 5 or 6 are gaming videos and others are completely useless. I don’t mean to offend Pewdiepie or his fans. But you fans call it a gaming channel? Then where are games?

Now, coming to T-Series. I have not yet seen any video or news which can prove that even T-Series wants a war. Have you any? No. Everything was going right. Then where did this battle for the Numero Uno spot come from?

And, talking about this Pewdiepie shit (no offence still!), he was going on his way. All of a sudden, suddenly, he started bashing India. He joked about India. It was still okay. He then made a statement that ‘If you make account in India then you are easily subscribed to T series’. On what means can you say that? Okay. We leave it again. Again, all of a sudden, he brings out some shit disstrack. Okay it is a trend. But what did he say? T-Series is bitch lasagna? For all those who don’t know what it means, according to Pewdiepie, it means your state when you challenge the king. He is the king? Nice joke indeed. He said ‘You India you lose’ and that our language sounds like mumble rap community and he called himself “blue eyed white dragon” and Indians “dark magician”. Why? Man, you offended Indians!

Then came his fans. Check out the tweets regarding this battle. Every other person says, “Nuke India” or “India is only good at population and memes” or “Kim Joeng to bomb India”. Really? Just for brand supremacy, you’ll say all these shit? Some You Tubers like H3H3 and Mr. Beast came up with racism against India. It was T-Series vs Pewdiepie, but thanks to all these people, it is now T-Series vs The World.

And his fans say that Pewdiepie was just joking in his disstrack. Joking with those racist lyrics? Okay, leave that. I remember there is a man Jake Paul who made a song on You Tube disstracks, and these people got offended and nearly made it the most disliked song. Why? He was joking too! If not, then how is this Pewdiepie joking?

Link for Jake Paul’s song – https://g.co/kgs/GsZcRf

I had studied in Physics that wave and atomic molecules had dual nature, but now I got to know that even Pewdiepie has dual nature. How? There was a time when he used to make fun of this You Tuber Mr. Beast because he used to donate money to Twitch streamers. But now, he is thanking him only because he supports him! So hypocrite.

And what are we Indians doing? Okay. One correct thing. We are subscribing T-Series. But, most of us are visiting the channel and videos of Pewdiepie only with the intention of commenting or slamming him. But do you realise that you are helping him this way? You Tubers become big not only by subscribers but also by the number of views they get on their videos. And only with the intention of bashing him, we are going to his videos and in turn giving him more and more views. Stop this. If you really want T-Series to win, then go subscribe it and visit its channel and its videos.

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I don’t think there are many who don’t know who Dwayne Johnson aka The Rock is. Every WWE fan knows him by the name of The Rock and the Hollywood movies fans know him as Dwayne Johnson.

Undoubtedly he is one of the best WWE Superstars, or in simple words, he is no less than a legend for the WWE Universe. After proving his mettle in the wrestling world, he moved towards films, of course Hollywood films! And we surely can’t deny that he has reached great heights in that industry as well.

May it be his acting skills or his physique, he has used everything he has to become a great actor. With most of his films being economic grosses, there are many which are critically acclaimed as well. And surely we are well aware how much the critics matter for a film’s success. Incidentally, many films of Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson are critically acclaimed.

Here are the Top 7 films of Dwayne Johnson which are critically acclaimed –

1. The Rundown (2003)

A really nice film to watch if you are bored of watching some old time horror or comedy or romance ones, and want some action in a film of the same age.

The plot is all about Dwayne’s restaurateur-turned-“retrieval expert” Beck who has been given the task to bring a mobster’s son back home from the Amazon. Going there he gets involved in a fight with a local town operator and teams up with the one he had been assigned to bring home to find a legendary and ancient treasure. Go watch it.

Rating – 6.7/10

Trailer link –

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BehhBCBSplY]

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2. Fast & Furious 6 (2013)

Don’t tell me you haven’t watched any part of this Fast and Furious series. If you have not, I request you to go and start with the first one and then come to this sixth flick.

In this one, Dwayne’s Luke Hobbs is a criminal tracker who has been tracking a former militant Shaw to destroy his evil plans. On his way, he summons Dom (played by Vin Diesel) and his crew to help him. In return, he promises pardon to Dom and his family from all the charges. But, little did they know that Shaw is much more clever and cunning than they thought. That’s it. Gi watch the rest of the story yourself!

Rating – 7.1/10

Trailer link –

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKi5XoeTN0k]

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3. Fast Five (2011)

Fast and Furious? Once again? Yeah. Perhaps one of the most critically acclaimed film series. Thus one makes to the list as well.

The fifth flick of the series shows Brian O’Conner ( Paul Walker) hooked up on the wrong side of the law when he is accused of murdering several policemen. He thus escapes to Brazil with Dom ( Vin Diesel)and his girlfriend Mia and hides. There they take up the charge of pulling off a heist of ten million dollars. But their heist becomes difficult when a skilled agent Luke Hobbs is sent to chase and capture them.

Rating – 7.3/10

Trailer link –

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mw2AqdB5EVA]

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4. Walking Tall (2004)

Okay, let’s move on from the F and F series now. Let’s see something different. This one is again based on crime and action.

Walking Tall tells about a former U.S Army special forces member who returns to his hometown to fulfil his childhood dream of working in a mill. But he finds out that everything has changed and that his town is now a home to all types of crimes and drugs dealing. Now his town’s sheriff, he goes out with his deputy to bust some evil heads.

Rating – 6.3/10

Trailer link –

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edR_niqKp1Q]

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5. Faster (2010)

No no! It’s not a part of the Fast and Furious! This one is something different. Thus one again involves crime and investigation. But it has a great story and some nice acting by Dwayne Johnson and his co-actors does the rest of the job.

According to the plot of the film, an ex-con Driver (played by Dwayne) is released from prison and he seeks revenge from those people from hid lady who he thinks have betrayed him. He makes everyone play for their sins. But he soon comes to know that he is being followed step by step by a hit man and also a female investigator. Can he survive and finish his job? I don’t know. Go watch the film.

Rating – 6.5/10

Trailer link –

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDBeFAlgjio]

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6. Jumanji : Welcome to the Jungle (2017)

A film full of comedy, action, adventure and thrill. A must watch to be on your list. A film to be watched when you are depressed or want your mood to be freshen up. J

umanji was a film which came in the early 20s and was able to impress people. The second instalment, Welcome to the jungle shows four teenagers who come to play a video game getting sucked up into the game itself. The only way to return to the real world is to work as a team collectively and complete the game. But, fir this, they have to go on the most dangerous mission of their life, failing to complete which would lead to all of them getting stuck in the game forever.

Rating – 7/10

Trailer link –

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2QKg5SZ_35I]

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7. The Game Plan (2007)

Now we have something different from crime and action and adventure. Like the name, the film is satisfying to watch with your family.

In the plot, Joe Kingman is a huge football star who has name, fans, money, girls and a bright career. Everything was going right until a small girl steps on his door one day and tells him that she was his daughter from a past relationship. After confirming that she’s right, a successful football star fails miserably in parenting. The girl has some near death experiences with him and this her aunt takes her away. Joe feels alone, and during his injury, his daughter comes to help him go to the field again.

Rating – 6.2/10

Trailer link –

[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okZ4S4yjvlw]

So these are some top critically acclaimed movies of Dwayne “The Rock “ Johnson. Trust me none of these will either bore you or will give you a feeling that you have done a mistake by watching it. Go watch all of them or those which you haven’t seen till now.

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