@deepblueink.bsky.social My DeeDee arrived! He makes a nice pillow.

Do you know if there's a reason S3 of Leverage: Redemption isn't available here in Ireland? Thanks.

And my next 10, unordered:

I've watched my final film of the year, so I can finally compile my Top movies of 2024 list.

Top 10:

"'Afterlife Crimes' cop Wolf Jackson."

I don't think I've ever seen a show do this before? (From the second season premiere of Interview with the Vampire.)

Pamela Ribon and Cat Farris's My Boyfriend is a Bear is also well worth reading.

It took 445 episodes, but you're finally up to the point where I started reading X-Men comics back in December 2001: Uncanny #366, in its UK reprint form!

I was quite confused.

And my Next 10, unordered:

Anatomy of a Fall
Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret.
Barbie
Beau Is Afraid
Fallen Leaves
Godzilla Minus One
How to Have Sex
How to Blow Up a Pipeline
Past Lives
Rye Lane

It’s past 11 on the 31st of December, so time to finalise my Top 10 of the year list!

1. Oppenheimer
2. Poor Things
3. Asteroid City
4. The Boy and the Heron
5. All of Us Strangers
6. May December
7. Perfect Days
8. The Holdovers
9. Killers of the Flower Moon
10. Bottoms

I can see why the cinemas here can't show The Boy and the Heron, with Aquaman 2 in such demand that it needs eight screenings a day.

Not a huge demand for opening day tickets for Aquaman 2 at my local cinema.

November may have been one of my best-ever cinema-going months, just in terms of quality of what I saw.

Were these paragraphs flipped in the review? You talk about "her co-stars" before talking about Loberti.

I read the book back in 2015, but don't remember it well. Probably better to read that again than watch this.

Locked in my team for the Vulture Movies Fantasy League. I have seen none of these movies, and most of them probably won't be out here for months.