I've watched a lot of films this past month.  Went through two franchises: Jaws . Began with  Jaws  in 1975, based on the novel by Peter Benchley, directed by Steven Spielberg and featuring that  theme song of John Williams , just an alternating pattern of E and F notes, which won an Oscar, and now is the standard sound of sharks. There were three sequels, earning $800 million for the entire franchise. Only the original  Jaws  movie did well by  Rotten Tomatoes , given a 97/90 scores by reviewers. However, the best shark film of all time was a Canadian documentary,  Sharkwater Extinction , which got a 100 score.  All about the illegal trade in shark fins. The  other Jaws films  got 62% ( #12 of all shark production s), 11% and 0% ( Jaws the Revenge  in 1987 got this rating, and ranks #39, the lowest of all shark flicks ).  In other words, don't bother to watch these sequels.  On the other hand, I did stay for the  Revenge , starring Lorraine Gracy, Mario van Peebles and Micha

People who don't watch football on TV find interest in the Super Bowl.  Perhaps those special commercials command attention, or maybe the cuisine served during the game.  In any case, coming up at 6:30 ET on Sunday, February 13, is the kick-off for the 57th Super Bowl.  Of course, much of the partying occurs hours before that moment, and extends for another few hours after it's over.  There is a range of activities for fans that began before the Eagles and Chiefs first arrived in Phoenix.  Among the more prominent were: Super Bowl Experience at Hance Park, Thursday to Saturday, pretty much all day. Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest at the Footprint Center, 7PM. Thursday, Paramore, with special guests Bleachers.  Who?...and Who?  To the right is Paramore. Friday, Dave Matthews Band. Saturday, Imagine Dragons. And to come on Super Bowl Sunday: National Anthem by Chris Stapleton. Baby Face will sing  American the Beautiful .  Has written 125 Top Ten hits. Sheryl Lee Ralph will do  L