Jase Curtis

Ten Bond films in a month is too much. Watching Arrival for the first time as a palate cleanser.

I've still never seen Goldeneye. I unashamedly love The World is Not Enough though. It was my first Bond film.

"Brian" FFS autocorrect. Brosnan!

Nah, not a word. It's weird to think we got two darker, edgier Bond's and then Brian's sandwiched between them.

No bad words against the theme for Live and Let Die but that's about as far as my praise goes.

Moore's effortlessly charming which helps, but he's being given some awful material to deal with. Looking forward to seeing the Dalton films for the 1st time. I understand they're a very different tone.

The only one I've seen so far that I'd happily watch again is Goldfinger. Enjoyed From Russia With Love, Thunderball & The Man with the Golden Gun, but they're 3/5's at best. You Only Live Twice & Live and Let Die are proper honkers though.

Moore's Bond is a much bigger sex pest than I anticipated.

I'm ten films into the James Bond series and I feel like not enough people say that it's actually a bit shit?

Been using my mother-in-laws old iPhone over the weekend to see if I want to go back to iOS. Really wish there was a way of mixing and matching features from it and Android and making a perfect phone operating system.

Proton uses something called split tunnelling, if that helps. I think it's a VPN thing rather than something unique to Proton.

I know with Proton you can set website exceptions. If you're using a different provider maybe it has something similar?

As a huge DS9 fan, I'm gonna have to watch Starfleet Academy aren't I?

Most definitely drifted into the arena of the unwell. Second cold of the year. I blame The Boy.

Started working my way through the Bond films now that I'm done with the MCU. Finished Thunderball last night and (apart from Goldfinger, which was excellent) they've been so-so. Quite looking forward to getting to the Roger Moore and Timothy Dalton films, which I don't think I've seen any of.

Managed to watch every MCU film post-Endgame since New Years Eve. It's not as cohesive as the Infinity Saga and it has the three worst films in the franchise, but I honestly think it's been overall decent.

Late to the part much, but Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.3 is a fucking banger.

Enjoyed Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Now onto Thor Love and Thunder. To say my expectations are low would be an understatement.

Just finished watching Eternals.

18 of those 35 were watched in December. Best of them were Interstellar, Wake Up Dead Man and Conclave.

Really enjoyed the Stranger Things finale.

Holly's definitely not a criticism I'd level at this season, I think she's been really solid. Her friendship with Max was fun and bringing in more young kids makes Henry/Vecna all the creepier.

Which person's that? Holly or Will?

I honestly never gave a shit about shipping with Stranger Things considering they're all meant to be kids. It's weird. Looking at Twitter and I've seen some properly deranged shit with people shipping Mike and Will.

I feel like people are mad their cheeseburger hasn't transformed into a filet mignon. This is what I get for looking at Twitter...

I didn't even know there was a play and it's not been hard to follow. No idea why that last episode has been criticised so much, other than it wasn't as action packed as the last episode of Vol. 1.

I'm really not sure why this season of Stranger Things is getting a kicking. Liked it's fine? It's the same pulpy nonsense as every other season's been.

Whichever way round this is meant to be, Wispa in the middle is a crime.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was a bit disappointing.

On a roll this month (ignore Friday the 13th Part 7). Conclave not even being nominated for Best Cinematography at the Oscars is criminal btw.

Fatherhood may have killed any time for playing games, but I'm watching movies at a rate I haven't done since I was a teenager.