It couldn’t be worse than his Irish one

Awesome!

I misread that as Brigadier Gerard Butler and honestly? Napoleonic comedy wouldn’t be his worst choice

I actually did get a ticket to see The Exorcist II: The Heretic in the BFI’s Richard Burton season so I’ll report back. December is definitely going to be Richmas for Clare…

Oh for fuck’s sake. My brain skipped over the key “2016” info and went straight to the earlier animated film, do not pass go, do not pause to reread and maybe consider going the fuck to sleepy self?

Someone in a decision making capacity watched it a *lot* as a kid, I’m guessing.

If there were witnesses, I don’t think said person would even get that far. Not from violence but from the collective power of 2 or more simultaneous hard stares.

If you want to be somebody, if you want to go somewhere…
Then the answer is Sister Act 2, which is also a good example of a sequel being even better than the original and a film with a 10/10 soundtrack. And eminently quotable if you’re the right age group.

Both of those are excellent.

They were also the first place I saw the stuff about Spacey, also years before it made more mainstream news. Specifically they had intel about his tenure at the old vic, I think.

Knowing our luck, it’d be directed by Michael Bay

See, we are WAY responsible with money after all

That is at least a lot safer than flinging avocados so I guess that’s a form of progress?

“Why aren’t you buying diamonds and houses but you keep buying avo toast and coffee?” they demanded of us. And now gen z aren’t even allowed a fucking croissant (and with no mention of why the croissant is so fucking expensive in the first place)

This thread was quite the journey

Re Take 2 this week, I’ve discovered a way to check if I’m more film geek or literature student: when you say “Hedda”, my brain says “Hopper” first and “Gabler” second.

Starting to feel like we’re in an episode of Black Mirror but with Charlie Brooker doing a Screenwipe dissection of it at the same time.