I Still Believe(2020)

Apa, who did his own singing for the film, said he was drawn to the story because "[t]heir love is seriously put to the test in this movie," adding, "it's about journeying through your biggest fears and disappointments and coming out still believing. I believe that anyone, everyone can relate to this film because it's a story about love, loss, and hope."[11] Apa later related that his role in I Still Believe is "the coolest thing I've ever done".[12]

I Still Believe(2020)

it's [about] journeying through your biggest fear and coming out on the other side and still loving God ... I hope people, after seeing the love between Jeremy and Melissa, think, 'I hope that I could one day be in love like that[.][20]

Bloodshot opened with $1.2 million during Thursday previews, which is almost as much as the other two wide releases earned combined. Granted, its reviews are the weakest of the three new releases, but this start should still be enough to top our $8 million prediction. The demographics are extremely male and young and young men are the ones least likely to take precautions during something like the COVID-19 outbreak, so perhaps this is not a surprise. More...Weekend Predictions: Trio of Films Opening Wide could be Last Wide Releases for WeeksMarch 12th, 2020

Why Jean-Luc -- who supposedly landed a recording contract after graduating -- is still hanging around campus is unclear. He looks a little too old to be involved with coeds. As with a lot of films set in colleges, we have no idea what the students are studying or how it might make the characters seem more believably human.

The V&A has acquired five bus shelter posters from the I Still Believe in Our City campaign. They foreground close-up portraits of API women in vibrant colours alongside anti-discriminatory messages: 'I am not your scapegoat', 'I still believe in our city', 'This is our home too', 'I did not make you sick', and 'We belong here'. 041b061a72