Conspiracy theories are fun as long as you don't take them too seriously. I heard a new one about the vaccine and I thought it would be funny to look into it more. Let me know what you think.

Thoroughbreds is a 2017 American black comedy thriller film[3] written and directed by Cory Finley, in his directorial debut. It stars Olivia Cooke, Anya Taylor-Joy, Anton Yelchin (in one of his final roles), Paul Sparks, and Francie Swift. The film had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on January 21, 2017, and was released in the United States on March 9, 2018, by Focus Features.The plot follows Lily (Taylor-Joy) and her psychopathic friend Amanda (Cooke), who scheme to kill the former's stepfather, Mark (Sparks).In suburban Connecticut, upper-class high schooler Amanda euthanizes her crippled horse with a knife, resulting in charges of animal cruelty.

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Plot[edit]The story of Traffic, takes place over the course of a single day and is inspired by a real-life incident from Chennai, as shown in the credits. In Pune, superstar Dev Kapoor's daughter is sick and needs an urgent heart transplant. Elsewhere in Mumbai, trainee journalist Rehan meets with an accident and is declared clinically dead. Rehan's parents decide to donate his heart to Dev's daughter. However, rains and low visibility conditions make it impossible to transport the heart by air and the only option is to traverse the 150 km by road. Though initially apprehensive, Joint Traffic Commissioner Gurbir Singh accepts the challenge and seeks a volunteer from among his men to drive at 120 km/h with Tata Safari Storme, through the busy Mumbai streets. Disgraced traffic constable Godbole (who has just rejoined the force after being suspended for taking a bribe to help his sister) puts up his hand and thus begins the journey. He is joined by Rehan's friend Rajeev and Dr Abel, a surgeon, who is battling h[edit]The story of Traffic, takes place over the course of a single day and is inspired by a real-life incident from Chennai, as shown in the credits. In Pune, superstar Dev Kapoor's daughter is sick and needs an urgent heart transplant. Elsewhere in Mumbai, trainee journalist Rehan meets with an accident and is declared clinically dead. Rehan's parents decide to donate his heart to Dev's daughter. However, rains and low visibility conditions make it impossible to transport the heart by air and the only option is to traverse the 150 km by road. Though initially apprehensive, Joint Traffic Commissioner Gurbir Singh accepts the challenge and seeks a volunteer from among his men to drive at 120 km/h with Tata Safari Storme, through the busy Mumbai streets. Disgraced traffic constable Godbole (who has just rejoined the force after being suspended for taking a bribe to help his sister) puts up his hand and thus begins the journey. He is joined by Rehan's friend Rajeev and Dr Abel, a surgeon, who is battling his onpersonal demons.s own personal demons.

Braven is a 2018 Canadian action thriller film directed by Lin Oeding and written by Mike Nilon and Thomas Pa'a Sibbett. The film stars Jason Momoa as Joe Braven, Garret Dillahunt, Stephen Lang, Jill Wagner, and Brendan Fletcher. Principal photography began early-December 2015 in Newfoundland, Canada.Logging company owner and family man Joe Braven (Jason Momoa), lives with his wife Stephanie (Jill Wagner), and their daughter Charlotte (Sasha Rossof). Braven's father Linden (Stephen Lang), who suffers from dementia, gets into a bar room brawl after mistaking a woman for his wife, requiring Joe to come to his aid, and resulting in hospitalization for Linden. On Stephanie's suggestion Joe and Charlotte spend some time together at the family's secluded mountain cabin with Linden.

Production[edit]On March 26, 2013, it was announced that Paramount Pictures and ScottRudinProductionsacquiredthefilm's right to the first novel Annihilation in Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach Trilogy.[2] The film would be produced by Scott Rudin and Eli Bush.[2] On October 31, 2014, Paramount hired Ex Machina's writer-director Alex Garland to adapt and direct the film, about a biologist trying to discover answers about the disappearance of her husband in an environmental disaster.[3]