Archive for September 2019
Queen Mary’s Dark Harbor 2019: The Darkest Night
By GalaTView Staff
Photos by: Alfonso de Elias
This year all visitors will enjoy mazes, monsters and mini shows. There are 6 mazes scattered throughout. Three out of the six mazes are in the ship. The mazes in the ship are further back and have longer waits so try to be on time for each one because lines for mazes took from 45 minutes to an hour. Each maze is themed after one of the actual hauntings or tragedies on the majestic Queen Mary ship. This becomes an exciting experience. However, some mazes are not scary. They are hot and not decorated, and the mazes themselves have no fear factor or real effort put into it. Some mazes are worth to see especially the boat mazes like Lullaby, The Feast, and the Circus theme maze. In general, nothing changed a lot from last year because each year has been pretty much the same in terms of theme and characters but at the end the visitors will have the last word. GTVW enjoyed it and named this event like the “Darkest Night.”
NEW “FROZEN 2” IMAGES!
Courtesy & Images By: Walt Disney Company
“Frozen 2” revealed a new trailer this morning that journeys into the enchanted forest, revealing more of Anna & Elsa’s adventure in the highly anticipated feature film – in U.S theatres Nov. 22, 2019
You will experience your last travel to the space in “Ad Astra”
By GalaTView Staff
Photo By: Courtesy
An upcoming film from director James Gray, “Ad Astra” is about a paranoid thriller in space that follows Roy McBride (Brad Pitt) on a mission across an unforgiving solar system to uncover the truth about his missing father and his doomed expedition that now, 30 years later, threatens the universe.
This film is one alternate from different films that involves uncover secrets that challenge the nature of human existence. During 123 minutes, you will experience a lot in an unknowing orbit, lost communication with Earth and prepares to face different demon of the main character. Definitely will be a film full surprises of travelling the solar system searching for McBride’s long-lost father.
“Rambo Last Blood” will be the best saga
By GalaTView Staff
Photos: Cortesia.
For 89 minutes, “Rambo Last Blood” Sylvester Stallone who is back as one of the greatest action heroes of all time, John Rambo. Now, Rambo must confront his past and unearth his ruthless combat skills to exact revenge in a final mission in a deadly journey of vengeance. From director Adrian Grunberg, Rambo is quite serious with his character and has freed POWs, rescued his commanding officer from the Soviets, and liberated missionaries in Myanmar. This film marks the last chapter of the legendary series, as Rambo must confront his past and unearth his ruthless combat skills for one final mission.
The violence is very minimal compared to most action movies but no one dies. Despite the villains, Rambo alludes to a scene from Last Blood wherein his niece wants to go to Mexico. This is the best part for being entertained. Definitely, Stallone returns as an older John with power for killing and protect his people.
The screams never die at Six Flags Fright Fest 2019
By Jenny Alvarez
Photos and video by Alfonso De Elias
The mazes are back again at Six Flags Fright Fest 2019. This year more props and monsters are ready for entertaining you. Most people enjoyed the haunted houses, and the anticipation of special events that come with the witching season. Six Flags makes this time one of the best frightening experience. You go through these mazes which are basically just walls consisting of painted cardboards and took slightly longer than 3 minutes or more to get through. The scariest zones have real monsters and witches who were running around scraping some sort of metal on the ground so it shot sparks everywhere. The fog on the rides and many monsters scaring and creeping was the best. The scare zones are Vault 666, Unlocked, Sewer of Souls, Willoughby’s, Resurrected, Red’s Revenge, Condemned, Forever Damned, Aftermath 2: Chaos Rising.
Definitely, you have to do all the mazes. Personally, I really enjoyed this event and got on a few rides all in one night. In general all mazes have excellent production value. They really spend a lot on constructing (and staffing!) the mazes make worth a visit.
“The Whistler” will take your nightmares
By GalaTView staff
Photo Courtesy
From director Gisberg Bermudez, based on a South American folk tale “The Whistler”(El silbon, origenes) is a phantasmagorical figure that wanders at night famed for terrorizing the drunk, the unfaithful and children, whom he’s known to feast upon. In Gisberg’s retelling of this popular legend; in a race against the clock, a father struggles to find the origins of The Whistler’s curse to stop the gradual possession of his daughter by the supernatural entity..
For 88 minutes, there are no needless lines, no needless scenes. Since it has all the iconography of noir down with very little of the existential angst. The essence of its characters has many twists and turns, plot threads, and scenes, and they interweave impeccably.
