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Beouf? How is he involved?" I asked my boyfriend before seeing Transformers: The Last Knight. He hasn't been in these movies for a while." And so with that, I spent real, American money to see the worst movie I've ever experienced in my entire life. But before I jump into the film's "plot," I should mention that the aspect ratio changes with every new camera shot. So, sometimes there's a thick black bar at the top and bottom of the screen, and then the bar is thinner, and then thick again. It's incredibly distracting, but only the fourth laziest thing about this movie. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

The Last Knight begins with a battle subtitled "ENGLAND—THE DARK AGES." If you've ever taken a history class, you'll know that the Dark Ages covers a very long time period. In fact, it's possible to characterize the entire Middle Ages, from the 5th- 1. Century, as the Dark Ages. The film doesn't even care when its own plot is happening, but either way, we're introduced to someone who might be King Arthur talking to his friend Lancelot while a battle rages on below involving what appear to be leftover orcs from the set of the Lord of the Rings.

King Arthur assures Lancelot that his friend Merlin is coming with a weapon that will save them—and in a horrific turn, Merlin turns out to be Stanley Tucci, man who clearly does not want to be in this movie and speaks in a full- on American accent. Tucci goes to a cave, casually asks a disembodied voice for help, gets a staff that controls a giant Transformer dragon (kay, sure), and helps everyone win the battle as a result.

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Advertisement - Continue Reading Below"I picked every single one of my cuticles. All of my fingernails are bitten to stubs. I left to go to the bathroom twice and did not miss anything."The film then flashes to "1.

With Billy Campbell, Eric Hicks, Karine Vanasse, Zach Smadu. Cardinal struggles to right past wrongs that could derail his investigation and end his career, as the. Catholic fundamentalists regularly confuse grave matter with mortal sin. Adultery is certainly a grave matter as is divorce. But these are only mortal sins in an.

Dark Ages would be the year 2. No one is going to waste a Google search on Transformers: The Last Knight, so why even bother with things like "time." At this point, we meet a group of kids in Chicago, who decide to explore a forbidden Transformer- zone of the city before being shot by police robots. Maybe this is a statement on police brutality or violence in Chicago, I think for a second, before remembering that this movie is very lazy garbage. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

And speaking of garbage, good news: Mark Wahlberg shows up, rescues the kids, and goes on a road trip with one of them! And while it's not explained how he knew said kids needed saving, we do learn that he lives in a South Dakota junkyard with his Transformer friends, each of whom is a different racist stereotype. It should be pointed out that Mark Wahlberg himself is not a cool or likable character. At one point, he calls his road trip buddy "Little J. Lo," presumably because she is of Latin descent.

He also calls one of the Transformers a "skank" for some inexplicable reason. We eventually find out that he has a daughter in college, but Mark Wahlberg does not care about things like daughters in college, because he fucks right out of South Dakota to meet Anthony Hopkins in England for some urgent Transformer business. Starting here, a second, equally terrible movie begins, which takes place in the U. K. and opens with a stereotypical "hot girl" playing polo. Even though she looks like Megan Fox, she is not Megan Fox because she's British. After her polo match, one of the other players loudly yells something at her so the audience knows she is single.

I'm late!" she cries, and heads to her job as a professor at Oxford—where she works in the famous Oxford Museum with Dinosaur Bones and Also King Arthur Paintings. She says something of the effect of "King Arthur is just a myth, and dragons aren't real," so the audience remembers that this movie had something to do with King Arthur. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Like Mark Wahlberg, British Megan Fox also gets summoned to Anthony Hopkins' house, opting to wear a very tight "going out dress" even though it's the afternoon. Mark Wahlberg calls it a "hooker dress" because he's awful, and the two of them fall in love.

But not before Anthony Hopkins lets them in on a secret: throughout history, a group of people have been protecting the legend of King Arthur and the Transformers. This group of protectors included notable figures such as Winston Churchill and Harriet Tubman, which raises many questions as to why Harriet Tubman never used her Transformers to help free slaves. Also, British Megan Fox is the last living decedent of Merlin!

But honestly, the plot does not make sense, and it is a waste of energy to attempt to understand it, so let's revert to list format for a few other key moments: Tony Hale plays a NASA scientist who discovers that the Transformers' home planet is about to collide with Earth and kill everyone. Optimus Prime, the famous leader of the good Transformers, is turned evil by a floating pretty lady head. He helpfully tells us several times that he is now "Nemesis Prime."John Turturro is in Cuba, and calls his close personal friend Anthony Hopkins on the phone to inform him that there is a page in the Book of Kells that explains why the Transformer planet is about to collide with ours.

Anthony Hopkins then drives to Dublin where the Book of Kells is not, as I recall, in a special exhibition under glass, but just sitting in the shelves of the library for Anthony Hopkins to grab and rip a page out of. A bunch of horns pop out of the ground all over the world, and we learn that their purpose is to drain Earth's life- force. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Okay, cool, back to Mark Wahlberg, who steals a submarine with the help of Anthony Hopkins, and then heads to the ocean with British Megan Fox—whose clothes change mid- scene from a blouse to a low- cut deep V. They arrive at a sunken Transformer space ship, where, for some reason, Merlin is buried. British Megan Fox ends up activating his staff, which wakes up a bunch of Transformer knights, and then "Nemesis Prime" shows up and Mark Wahlberg has to remind him that he's actually good not evil.

But it doesn't really matter, because a different evil Transformer appears, steals Merlin's staff, and brings it to a disembodied floating head on the Transformer planet. At least, that's what Wikipedia says happens, because two hours into the movie I followed the lead of the other people in my row, and left the theater. This is because Transformers: The Last Knight is pretty much crap, but not even good, fun, entertaining crap. It commits the cardinal sin of a popcorn action movie: it's boring. This movie is so, so boring—which seems impossible given all of the random plot devices and action scenes.

I picked every single one of my cuticles. Watch Catfish Streaming there. All of my fingernails are bitten to stubs.

I left to go to the bathroom twice and did not miss anything. This movie is literally two and a half hours. That is way too long. I can only pray that Stanley Tucci and John Turturro didn't have to sit through the premiere.

I hope British Megan Fox takes roles where she doesn't have to be a professor (with three Ph. Ds, they say!) who has to flirt with Mark Wahlberg and nothing else. But most of all, I hope that they never make any more of these movies. Follow Marie Claire on Facebook for the latest celeb news, beauty tips, fascinating reads, livestream video, and more.

Cardinal Burke Outlines Formal Correction of Pope Francis’ Teaching. Fr. Jack Feehily Pope Francis AL CH 8 claims that it developes JP II familiaris consortio on the reception of the Holy Eucharistic in some circumstances for D& R, even while not living as brother and sister,familiaris consortio clearly rejects this claim.      Quote the Church reaffirms her practice, which is based upon Sacred Scripture, of not admitting to Eucharistic Communion divorced persons who have remarried. They are unable to be admitted thereto from the fact that their state and condition of life objectively contradict that union of love between Christ and the Church which is signified and effected by the Eucharist. Besides this, there is another special pastoral reason: if these people were admitted to the Eucharist, the faithful would be led into error and confusion regarding the Church’s teaching about the indissolubility of marriage. Reconciliation in the sacrament of Penance which would open the way to the Eucharist, can only be granted to those who, repenting of having broken the sign of the Covenant and of fidelity to Christ, are sincerely ready to undertake a way of life that is no longer in contradiction to the indissolubility of marriage. This means, in practice, that when, for serious reasons, such as for example the children’s upbringing, a man and a woman cannot satisfy the obligation to separate, they “take on themselves the duty to live in complete continence, that is, by abstinence from the acts proper to married couples.”One further point I would like to make regarding Fr.

Jack’s effort to explain the difficulties inherent in having those who are in D/R relationships, without a finding of nullity, abstaining from reception of Holy Communion.  But the difficulties outlined by Fr. Jack are no different from the issues that dioceses and parishes they have always had with their imperfect parishioners.  Of course we all realize that no one can know, what they don’t know.  But these are not the problems that the Cardinal Burke, and other orthodox Catholics are concerned with.  What they ARE concerned with, are the problems that they AL has already created; i. D/R Catholics who have not had their previous marriage annulled, may receive Holy Communion.  To be clear, we are most certainly NOT talking about parishioners who fail to disclose to their parish priest their D/R status (without nullity), and/or the sexual nature of that relationship, and subsequently receive Holy Communion, due to their own ignorance, or the priest not being aware of that person’s D/R relationship, such as described by Fr. Jack.  Essentially the problem with AL is that bishops in certain dioceses are interpreting it differently, in terms of under what criteria the persons in D/R relationships may receive Holy Communion; even going so far as to allow reception by some who are indeed completely and openly living in a state of morally objective sin, and the parish priest is aware of it, and the D/R person is aware that the Church teaches that this is a gravely sinful situation.

Catholic fundamentalists regularly confuse grave matter with mortal sin. Adultery is certainly a grave matter as is divorce. But these are only mortal sins in an individual who knows the matter is grave, reflects on it in a sufficient manner, and gives full consent to the will in committing the act.

When people go to confession they have to examine their own consciences so as to identify whether or not they have sins to confess for which they are willing to accept God’s help in order to repent. The priest doesn’t tell the penitent what sins to confess nor is he supposed to ask questions for the purpose of uncovering unconfessed sins. When people go to communion they do so for many differing reasons.

For some it’s “time for communion”. For children it may be because they think its expected of them. For adolescents who may be sexually active they may come to communion rather than indirectly indict themselves of grave sin in the presence of a parent. There are no quizzes administered at communion nor have there ever been.

With the exception of someone who is well known to be an uncontrite public sinner, communion may be withheld, but even then the minister needs to ask themselves “might this person have only recently been to confession?” Lots of people who are sinners come to communion without giving a second thought to things like gossip and judging others as grave matters. Or mistreating spouses, children, employees or co- workers. Should they? Of course they shouldn’t.

As regards individuals divorced and remarried coming to communion. Does anyone know whether they are abstaining from or engaging in conjugal relations?

As a priest I have no idea who may be committing fornication, adultery, or incest for that matter. Fundamentalists seem to think that the “church"s (they actually mean clergy or hierarchy) role is to protect the sacramental presence of Jesus at all costs. Well, of course, priests have an obligation to teach what the church believes. But we can’t enforce those teachings. Did Jesus enforce his own teachings?

BTW, Jesus never said to the Samaritan woman at the well that she should go and sin no more. That was the woman caught in adultery. She went from being a public sinner to an evangelist after realizing that she just had an encounter with the Messiah. She must not have known she was in mortal sin, huh? Christopher Fishkin it appears as usual you are as clear as a lost flock of seagulls,in a fog and snow filled valley. Whole Truth is in short supply,I would like to add that: For sure, Pope Francis CANNOT “change” Doctrine, but he CAN “change” Practice.

Also, the Cardinals and Bishops do have a RESPONSIBILITY to uphold matters of “Faith & Morals.”The WORD OF THE LORD—- in the 6th and 9th Commandments—- STANDS FIRM FOREVER! No man (be he Prince, King, or even Pope) has the authority to set aside the 6th and 9th Commandments: VI. THOU SHALT NOT COMMIT ADULTERY.  IX. THOU SHALT NOT COVET THY NEIGHBORS WIFE.

And, in Matt. 6: 2. Our Lord JESUS CHRIST said this: “You have heard that it was said: ‘You shall not commit adultery.’ But I say to you, that everyone who even looks at a woman lustfully commits adultery in his heart.” I could give you additional Biblical quotations, but I suspect it would be of no use. But, whether you believe it, or not—- like it, or not, the FACT is: “THE WORD OF THE LORD STANDS FIRM FOREVER.” And no MAN on earth has the “right” or the “authority” to deny THE WORD OF THE LORD. PERIOD!. And one more quote (there ARE even MORE!)”..

And He [JESUS} said to them: ‘Whoever divorces his wife and marries another commits adultery.” (Matt. I believe that Pope Francis would be more inclined to respond to sincere queries and, or concerns, as presented, for example by Fred and Anthony, in their recent posts.  However, Cardinal Burke’s dubia is not that. It is a trap and seeks nothing but the confirmation of its own preconceived ideas about what Christ’s Teachings mean, and how they are to be applied, and to whom.  Cardinal Burke is not seeking understanding from The Holy Father. Do you know that when then Giovanni di Pietro di Bernardone (St.

Francis of Assisi) approached The Holy Father back in the 1. Church had already closed the door to new Religious Orders. If it wasn’t for Divine Providence,through a dream attributed to Divine Origin by Pope Innocent III, the Franciscan Order would never have existed.