Yep. Now up it’s Easy by the Commodores. Entire dining room on tenterhooks waiting for the ‘Uuoough!’

I’ve had Living for the City by Stevie Wonder over a hotel breakfast in Eastbourne. Glorious

Jurassic Waterpark is the next logical step

It’s on TV tonight in the UK, Channel 4. Not saying you should get a vpn and watch it on the All4 app, I’m just saying you could.

Far and away the worst film we’ve screened. People left halfway through.
Someone put earphones in to listen to a podcast instead.

That’s the script, essentially. With occasional bits of dialogue that sound cobbled off an overheard conversation about a seventh generation pirate copy of A Clockwork Orange for Jim Broadbent to struggle with.

Yep I found it now, thank you!

I’ll have to dig around, I’ve been using it for a couple of years but not seen that

Is that a StoryGraph graphic? Or something you put together yourself?

She wanted him celebrated for it?

I just started London Rules by Mick Herron yesterday!

I think the impact could massively depend on the child, because there’s no dialogue and minimal sound (other than wildlife and distressed animal sounds), it does absorb you and can get very intense. If you’re just looking to relax I can see where the issue was!

It’s pertinent to me anyway, I was suggesting it for a screening at my local community cinema, and having watched it I thought it would be good to open up to children as well. Might have to review with a more child-perspective lens!

That’s fair, I think sometimes parents should watch certain films before showing to their children, especially if they are not marketed as specifically children’s films. I expected it to be more adult-oriented than it was, but that may be the way I came across it.