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I don't know. I don't know, guys. I'm trying to keep upbeat, but it's all feeling very "Fall Of The Roman Empire" right now.

We made it, though. While madness prevails, chalk another one up. Love your loved ones. Watch a cool movie. Gird your loins and refocus. It's the weekend. Relax...

In 2026 I need to read fewer comics, more books.

My #BookSky "bedtime reads" for November.

@tgreiving.bsky.social
"John Williams: A Composer's Life"

Sam Wasson
"The Big Goodbye"

@michaelconnelly.bsky.social
"Nightshade"

Guy M. Snodgrass
"Holding The Line"

A Boy Named Sue.

Where do we contribute? I had no idea.

P.S.: drinks in Crystal Palace soon! :)

That's just showing. (I want to weep looking at this calligraphy, in the same way Daisy does when she sees Gatsby's shirts...)

Come on, @netflix.com. Pull your finger out. Stephen Frears, and this cast, in a movie about Billy Wilder!? No-Brainer! There's got to be an Oscar Nom or two in there for you! You've nearly bought Warner Brothers, so you owe Frears for "Dangerous Liaisons" from 1988, at the least!

I didn't know either. Bloody hell, Mister! (Just watched Episode 7 this evening.)

Really enjoyed it. A surprise. It's between "Godzilla King Of The Monsters" and "Lego Movie 2" in my ranked movies of 2019.

It really isn't. You're just having one of those days. Buck up! We create wonder and make people smile. Honest injun.

I can't even find my own stuff using the Facebook search function. They've completely borked it in the last six months.

I think we're saying the same thing.

Hmm. Most of the stuff on my Facebook page is private, for my close friends, so you might not find it.

It's pretty blatant. You can go through the book and pull the scenes out.

Probably on my Facebook page.

I like Toy Story 4 more than 3. (Yes. I'm the one.)

The scariest thing I'd seen on TV to that point (1981). Until the lame golf course finale, that is.

The scariest thing I'd seen on TV to that point (1981). Until the lame golf course finale, that is.

The scariest thing I'd seen on TV to that point (1981). Until the lame golf course finale, that is.

The scariest thing I'd seen on TV to that point (1981). Until the lame golf course finale, that is.

This was the "Jump The Shark" moment. Everything up to this was great.

The Nightmare Man (TV Series 1981) ⭐ 6.7 | Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller 30m

By the way: as this is a partial BBC celebration, what about the 1981 BBC "THE NIGHTMARE MAN"? Which until the final "reveal" episode, was one of the scariest things I'd seen on TV, to that point.

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"The Phantom Thread."

(Sorry, couldn't resist!)

Toy Story 3 is my least-favourite Toy Story.
I don't even LIKE Lost In Translation.
Dunkirk is an exercise in how not-to make a war movie.
I didn't much enjoy Zodiac.
I didn't much enjoy Fury Road (loved Furiosa, though.)
Both The Moderns, and Mrs Parker And The Vicious Circle > Midnight In Paris.

Agreed. It's tied with "Apollo 13". I can't choose between them. They're both great in different ways.

I can't just do 10, though. That's ridiculous.

11. Shaun Of The Dead
12. Captain America: Civil War
13. Iron Man
14. King Kong
15. Watchmen
16. Rush
17. Jojo Rabbit
18. Soul
19. The Imitation Game
20. Baby Driver

Least we have "Shaun Of The Dead" in common!

21st Century List. Tarantino's, and mine.

1. Gladiator
2. The Lord Of The Rings: Two Towers
3. Casino Royale
4. A Star Wars Tale: Rogue One
5. Star Wars Episode III: Revenge Of The Sith
6. Batman Begins
7. Matrix Reloaded
8. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
9. Avengers Endgame
10. Chicago

I think we're definitely in agreement she's not a well person. (I used to talk to her over on Twitter during the New York Trials. She was definitely "All About The Attention.")

Did you believe the Tim Miller interview tears from Nuzzi? I didn't. It looked like a calculated performance. And not a great one, either.

He's determined to physically replicate AI.