And Gore, who uses more power at his home than most small towns, makes movies about global warming?

Movies a d chocolate both thrived during the Great Depression.

Several executives have told him they are very worried that city officials will need to increase corporate taxes to raise revenue.He also said a lot of attractive and affordable real estate outside New York City could be opening up—given low financing rates and the likelihood that many already-struggling bricks-and-mortar businesses, such as malls and movie theaters, won’t reopen after the pandemic.

That reminds me of the movie Poltergeist.

Let me paraphrase a line from the movie "Cinderella Man."

Wasted an hour saying "ok...that's nice..great idea for an animal movie...when can I get a price on the job..."

If I get a little discourage or have a bad day I take a couple hours off and go do something relaxing, enjoyable, or just veg out on the sofa and watch a movie.

The movie does a good job of staying A-political, but pulls no punches on it's scathing review of the role the Federal Reserve Bank had in all of the crises during the last century.It's definitely an interesting watch for real estate investors, because it explains how interest rates are used as tools to move the economy in one direction or another.

It looks like that movie Tron.

A movie about a crooked REO agent and evictions in florida.