The Pitt

The Hateful Eight

L.A. Confidential

On Her Majesty's Secret Service

I keep getting directed to vip tickets £330+.

I never had a lot of time for George Bush, but hearing him talk on that last episode makes you realise how far America has fallen.

Fair enough. My wife, who doesn't like comic book films and my kids loved it. It just didn't capture my interest, similar to those recent Tom Holland Spiderman films.

It was bang average!

This feels like Force Awakens all over again. Critics proclaiming it to be the greatest thing since sliced bread. Time will tell.

So, Corbyn lost 2.6m votes between those elections.

Two hats seems appropriate

A Farage!

They are playing at Swansea beach in May.

It has a few comedic moments, but it is a character driven film about love and growing up.

It was underwhelming. Charlotte's elimination had no impact, because the faithful didn't know she was a traior, and then Alexander and Frankie's eliminations just left a bad taste.

6 has plenty of presenters who could have slotted in as cover. When they announced Grimshaw as cover, it felt like they had already made plans for him.

I get the feeling that the BBC didn't know what to do with Grimshaw. He's too old for Radio 1, too divisive for Radio 2, so they stick him on 6 to try and shake up the audience.

Sadly, I'm out. I've listened to 6 Music for about 20 years, but there's been too much tinkering about. I just can't take to Grimshaw.

He's awful.

She's not moving on, just moving later in the morning.

Then the tribute to Le Pen was sickening.

Fair do's to Nick Robinson who tried to hold Robert Jenrick to accountability this morning, but Chris Mason ruined it by trying to normalise the behaviour of Musk, Farage and Trump