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Gah! I prepared this, then forgot to start the thread... TL;DR - https://www.imdb.com/calendar/?ref_=nv_mv_cal This could be an interesting year. Firstly, there is the after effects of the writers and actors strikes that saw production come to a standstill on many movies. Studios held off on...

Is the two teams a season thing a domestic rule, or would it prevent a deal with Aris if he appears for us?

I don't know if it is part of the storyville series (may have been arena?) but I recently watched 'All the Beauty and the Bloodshed' which was quite interesting. Covering the life of artist Nan Goldin and her efforts to hold the Sackler family to account for the opioid epidemic in the US.

The sequel to this video popped up on my youtube home page, but I thought people on this thread might prefer the original: This is the sequel, which includes a great analogy for Man Utd's troubles.

I'm struggling with this bit: Helen Phadnis was driving a Tesla on the A27 at Falmer when passengers alighted onto the dual carriageway. The manoeuvre forced a motorcycle travelling behind the vehicle to have to stop to let the passengers cross to the grass verge. When I saw the headline I...

The Full Monty, Batman Begins, Michael Clayton. Selma, The Grand Budapest Hotel, Belle, Mission Impossible Ghost Protocol, Rocknrolla, Exotic Marigold Hotel, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, Valkyrie, Stage Beauty, Girl with a Pearl Earring, In the Bedroom, Patriot, Shakespeare in Love, Rush Hour...

This Luton fight back is because I turned over to check out the Celtic/Rangers game. I shan't turn back. EDIT: Ten-Man Rangers have just pulled one back to make it Celtic 2-1 Rangers.

Venomous.

The film's trailer got a lot of flack for some terrible CGI of a car crash (the latter one in the trailer below) Was it bad in the film, or did they just use an unrefined shot because it wasn't ready in time for the trailer?

Continuing to watch some more of the films from the various best of 2023 lists, it's been a non-fiction day. All the Beauty and the Bloodshed (BBC iplayer). Tells the story of the life of artist/photographer Nam Goldin and her efforts (along with P.A.I.N.) to hold the Sackler family to account...

Would prefer an Everton win, so both they and Forest overtake Palace. Plus it would help create a bigger gap between top 10 and bottom 10 than if Wolves win.

Yup. That was covered by "or put some heat on your shots."

I think Estupinian and Hinshelwood shows what happens when you don't hit your shot straight at the keeper or put some heat on your shots.

Full match replays should be available 'typically within 2 hours of the match ending'. Which is around now. Though still not there.

Fake news. What injuries? I'm sure if we had injuries, the media would have made something of it, like they did with all the spurs injuries.

Some people near me were concerned throughout the game. We took the lead on 11 minutes, went 2-0 up in the 23rd minute, and from then on we never had less than a 2 goal cushion. They couldn't understand, at all, why you would bring on your first choice left back in place of a centre back playing...

I don't know that I really felt the ref was particularly bad. Standard inconsistency with fouls. We can probably point to a few soft fouls given against us, with equally soft or worse challenges going unpunished for them. But I suspect Spurs could do the same. One thing that did stand out was...

Just also got through Godland. Didn't hold my attention that well, but lots of beautiful vista. A young priest travels from late 19th Century Denmark to Iceland to start a new church there following the displacement of some locals following a volcano eruption. As he gets closer the journey...

That must have been added today (or very late last night). I checked last night for our collection today, and they had nothing about hanges to the collection.