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35 and ticking full movie online full- hd
The cast is a great mix of laughs and looks with Nicole Ari Parker, Tamala Jones, Kevin Hart, Keith Robinson, Meagan good, Jill Marie Jones, Kym Whitley, Clifton Powell, Dondre Whitfield, Mike Epps, and Aaron D. Spears. Watch the trailer for 35 & Ticking below
A romantic comedy about four friends: Victoria, Zenobia, Cleavon and Phil, who grew up together and are now at or approaching 35. Victoria and Zenobia have always had dreams of getting married and having kids. Victoria is married to a man who doesn't want to have children while Zenobia is looking for a man to start a family with. Cleavon is not exactly a ladies man and can't get a woman while Phil is already married and has children with a woman who has no interest in the family life. 35 & Ticking explores the heartache of relationships and the comedy of battling the biological clock.
Things are looking bad when I pull out my thesaurus to find other words that mean "inept." In my opinion this movie does not have any problems, it is a matter of fact that this movie has lots of problems. We will examine the first scene as an example.
A woman is drying off after her shower, providing any young males with a sneak peek at the female anatomy of course. Black and white works wonderfully at accenting the human body as a form of art, but in this case I think we can safely assume the goal was a bit more base. It comes across very clinical and cold and I was not blessed with the wiring required to enjoy a sexual thrill while watching an autopsy. The scene also features a loudly ticking clock, the only sound you hear during the entire piece. A clock ticking! Tor walks in and strangles the girl to death and all we hear is a clock ticking the entire time. It might have waxed louder, but this perception could have been a defense mechanism invoked by my ID. At best the piece seems out of place, since it doesn't belong at the film's beginning and (in fact) there isn't a place to insert its occurrence within the remainder of the story. In other words: I don't know why this scene is here.
Meanwhile, in an alternate reality, Javorsky's plane has just landed at a remote airport where KGB agents ambush the group. Evidently he was carrying secret information about a Russian spacecraft that landed on the moon. Forget the fact that in those days the space race was a huge show of bravado from either side, an international version of arm wrestling to be honest. This would have been just four years after Sputnik and eight years before Apollo 11. I don't think the Russians would (or could) have kept such a feat quiet, though they would have been tight-lipped about the technology that made it possible.
