I am a daughter, sister, niece, aunt, wife, mom, cousin, friend, employee, owner, jewelry designer, seamstress, painter, seer and now a writer. I believe in G*d, Jesus, Buddha, Ghandi, Mother Theresa, Martin Luther King, Universal higher power. I believe in the freedom to worship as you choose. I believe we are all born with unique gifts. Some we may discover early and some show up later. My ability to "see" is a gift from G*d. I practice it with the light and love of G*d's energy. I want to surround myself with people who want to discover their gifts and together we can share each others lives. Let the light and love of the "holy spirit" surround us and protect us. Let any negativity pointed at us, dissolve into space. Peace.
I did see it and loved that the 2 main characters were REAL in that at last emotion was brought to the front and their life together was explored...the ending I was very very disappointed in... and I was really deflated on the aspect of the deeper story line of it being an X_FILE...they just sort of dropped the ball! (in my die hard x-file fan opinion)
- Dropped the ball? The x-files never really answers the question. Always left it up to you, do you believe? -I enjoyed it because of the "seer" "visionary". But I didn't enjoy that the "seer" was also a criminal.
Dropped the ball in the sense that I wanted it to go deeper into the seer or the "do you believe" aspect...they had an entire film to do it in and I just felt that the part of the film was not taken to the level that they had done even in the tv-series.
I do agree with you...I saw little reason to depict the seer as a criminal.
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I did see it and loved that the 2 main characters were REAL in that at last emotion was brought to the front and their life together was explored...the ending I was very very disappointed in... and I was really deflated on the aspect of the deeper story line of it being an X_FILE...they just sort of dropped the ball! (in my die hard x-file fan opinion)
- Dropped the ball? The x-files never really answers the question. Always left it up to you, do you believe?
-I enjoyed it because of the "seer" "visionary". But I didn't enjoy that the "seer" was also a criminal.
Dropped the ball in the sense that I wanted it to go deeper into the seer or the "do you believe" aspect...they had an entire film to do it in and I just felt that the part of the film was not taken to the level that they had done even in the tv-series.
I do agree with you...I saw little reason to depict the seer as a criminal.
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