RedKnight

It'd be nice if the producers of Star Trek would actually make Star Trek shows every now and then. Both Discovery and Picard are just flashy messes most of the time, occasionally punctuated with really good bits.

I, Tonya - Half biopic, half mockumentary about Tonya Harding and the attack on Nancy Kerrigan. Not sure it's focus is correct as it frames Harding as a victim when the reality seems to be the opposite. It's passable, even if its tone is a little strange at times, and Margot Robbie is game as always. It doesn't really offer any insight though, possibly because it chose to use the 'unreliable narrator' style rather trying to obtain real facts. 6 out of 10.

Rocked my world when I found that the author didn't exist and it was a group of writers employed to write under that name.

Was a TV film so not as widely circulated. It is good though.

Tribal tattoos, man!

Nah, the Warrior tribal pattern shirt will forever be our worst. Tribal tattoos suck anyway and that shirt was 10 years off that trend anyway.

And clearly filmed in California, Sons of Anarchy did the same and Magnum P.I. did it with Hawaii.

If Henderson is fit then a midfield of him, Wijnaldum and Ox please. Fabinho is woefully out of form right now.

Godzilla: King of the Monsters - Rubbish. Lacking the subtlety of the first film and holding back too much on the big fights, this is 2 hours of silly, dull nonsense. Not sure why it's 2 hours either, 90 minutes would have been sufficient, as all of the human characters are thinly-sketched and have ill-thought out motivations. Charles Dance turned up for the pay packet and nothing else, still not sure what his character was meant to be there for. Make another Godzilla film like this and you won't be making any more. 3 out of 10. The Vanishing - Based on the real life mystery of the disappearance of three lighthouse keepers in Scotland. Gerard Butler remembers he can act and Peter Mullan is as good as usual. Atmospheric, tense and understated, it doesn't outstay it's welcome and is pretty gripping throughout. 8 out of 10.

Mary, Queen of Scots - Commits the double sin of historical film-making in that it was neither factually accurate or entertaining. I was really bored for most of the running time, wondering what the point of the film was as it never seemed to credibly present it's case for telling the story. Didn't think Margot Robbie or Saoirse Ronan had enough to be going on with. 4 out of 10. The Hate U Give - Adaptation of a YA novel about race relations and police violence in the US. Tremendous central performance from Amandla Stenberg as the girl who witnessed a cop shoot her friend dead at a routine traffic stop and a good supporting cast too. Just about avoids over-doing the sentimentality and shows a fairly credible resolution to the story. 8 out of 10.

It's all about the profile you present to the electorate. Corbyn's was torn to shreds, Labour need someone who can withstand it as much as possible. All of the candidates have their pros and cons but it's about optics - can you present a credible opposition at PMQs when they're distilled to social media for a start? As William Goldman said, "no one knows anything" and especially in this new political reality of fake social media stories, hardening factions on the left and right and accountability meaning less than ever.

As I've mentioned previously, the Thundertank's greatest flaw was that Panthro didn't fit properly into the driver's seat. Madness.

The Sweater Shop

We're great and about to win the league. I've got no room in my heart to hate Michael Owen.

Yeah, negative reaction by media and fans made them shit themselves.