hero.

Surgery is going to happen. Looking forward to the scars so that I can tell ladies how I thought off ninja assassins.

Will be laying low for a short time. Pain? What pain? Pass me the codeine.

I believe in a financed and unbiased public broadcaster. I get good value out of the BBC. But I’m finding it hard to fight the argument for a subscription service. That tricky question of having a choice when there is not one at the moment.

I think we would lose a lot if that were to happen.

greater than Jesse Plemons. A familiar face from a lot of films and television and really brilliant in this.

Surprising plot twists? Liar if I said that. But the journey from the beginning to the end is very enjoyable. Loved it.

the monarchy now would be if he were to kill himself. Got to protect the establishment.

Not the first death. That poor girl.

then.

On Panorama they found someone to defend him. A posh lady with a bizarre haircut. Too distracted by the hair to actually remember what she said, but she was definitely defending him. I suppose even ‘villains’ are allowed friends.

Cannot help thinking that that the most convenient thing for

important things to be getting on with like watching obscure films on the BBC that have no plot so, no, no more typing Andrew Mountbatten Windsor in full from me. No sireee. Bye bye to typing Andrew Mountbatten Windsor.

Perhaps they should bring back his lovable scamp nickname Randy Andy? No? Ok

effective horror film, when all is said and done. Yes, some familiar things, but I liked the unexpected way it changed focus from being a very Blair Witch influenced production to something else entirely.

Enjoyed it. Really good. Successful weekend for films for me, I think. Not always the case.

which I chose because I have generally liked Riz Ahmed in films and didn’t even know that the peerless David Mackenzie was the director.

Brilliant conspiracy thriller vibes and twisty plot good enough to repay a second viewing. I recommend it.