Weekend Wrap Up

Its time for the Two Minute Drill! Hope you all had awesome weekends. Happy Late Easter to you all. I took Friday off without warning. It was Good Friday, what can I say?? hehehe

The Pope tried to lead worshippers in an Easter Mass ceremony on Sunday but was too frail and unable to speak. An assistant filled in for him. There are more rumors going around that he may be in worse condition then they are letting on. I guess we'll find out soon enough.

Terry Schiavo continues to live on, going on her 11th day without food or water. On Saturday a state judge rejected her parents motion to have her feeding tube reinserted. They have said they would be giving up their legal battle soon and it may only a couple of days or even hours until Terry passes away. Her doctors have been giving her morphine in the hopes of dulling any pain she might be feeling. Her father fears that the doctors might try to kill her by giving her too much morphine. In her current malnutrioned state, that might be possible. But I dont think they would. Because that would be basically murder and even if a patient is near death, a doctor cant willingly just kill someone off. What a strange accusation to make.

I have really cheap Lakers playoff tickets if anyone is interested. Just drop me a line....

Dodgers season starts a week from tommorrow

Weekend Box Office Report (Better late than never..)

Ashton Kutcher and Bernie Mac in "Guess Who?"

1) Guess Who?, $21 mil: A mild upset for sure. This remake of the classic film of the same name but with the race roles reversed, scored big with audiences. The chemistry between Kutcher and Mac seemed to appeal to alot of movie goers. Will word of mouth keep this movie afloat?

2)Miss Congenialty 2, $14.5 mil: The film that most people thought would open in first, instead opens a distant second. The sequel did pull in more in its initial weekend than the original ($10 mil). For what its worth, the reviews for this film werent exactly positive. But, whether or not that had anything to do with it, I'm not so sure.

3)The Ring Two, $13.8 mil: Wow, from first to third. For a heavliy hyped film thats not good. Could the reveiws be right about this one? We'll see if this one has any legs.

4)Robots, $13 mil.: Just narrowly missed the third spot. Will gross more than $100mil beforeit ends its run. People werent to high on this film either, but here it is. FOX Animation is definetly back.

5) The Pacifier, $8.5 mil: Another film that will soon top $100 million. Vin Diesel, the money is in family comedy it seems. Stick to that bro. Forget the action stuff. hehehe

That will do it for this update! Hope you all have a good week. Til the next time!

DQ