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Best we can hope for is another hung Parliament.

Aquilani will always be the worst pound-for-pound bit of business because we were on the bones of our arses and Benitez decided a crocked, lightweight Italian was the best use of resources. Totally negligent transfer and then he had the balls to complain we didn't have any money. Forget about who he replaced, doesn't matter. What matters is the complete waste of very slim resources.

Sky had the first series.

The Old Man and the Gun - Supposedly Robert Reford's last film, it's a low-key study of a serial bank robber and jail breaker who robs banks without firing a shot and by being polite. It's quite a gentle movie and Redford is charming in the lead role, Casey Affleck is the cop who's hunting him and kind of admires him too. The only thing that took me out of the action was the description of his character's age as 50 to 60 when Redford is 83 and is starting to look like it. Other than that, it's a nice film told in a sympathetic manner and shot with a slightly grainy '80s aesthetic (which is when the movie is set) and it's worth seeking out. 8.5 out of 10.

Where's all the monsters, lads? Never read the books but I adore Witcher 3, amazing game.

Sounds like we're just a couple of months away from the Purge being real.

Well you'll get this question answered one way or another by this election. He either wins and becomes PM or they don't and he'll likely step down.

I like to think they're as annoyed with GOT's final season as everyone else and fucked this off.

The Game of Thrones prequel starring Naomi Watts has been cancelled by HBO.

Disney currently have a deal with Sky and I'd guess that"s why it's taking longer for Disney+ in the UK. Until that deal expires or they renegotiate it's terms it'll be a problem. It's not. Boba Fett wore Mandalorian armour from the planet Mandalore.

Nothing says Wales more than a late penalty loss to a Southern Hemisphere team.

Halloween (2018) - The sequel that ignores all of the other sequels and was co-written by Kenny fucking Powers. Enjoyed it, enough love for the original without being a simple imitation, kept the same spirit, look and feel of the first movie. How I want horror films to be. 7.5 out of 10

My worst nightmare is playing England in the final. Suddenly won't be so upset if South Africa go through tomorrow.

Green Book - Enjoyable retelling of Don Shirley's tour of the deep south in the '60s that's not very big on nuance or subtlety but is well done. Came out of it realising the real Tony Lip was Carmine in the Sopranos and having my mind blown. 8 out of 10. Pitch Perfect 2 - The first one was a really fun film, this one stretched the premise a little too thinly but was still fine. It starts leaning a little too heavily into the absurd and Glee levels of cheesiness. They probably should have left it here with this. 6 out of 10. However... Pitch Perfect 3 - Awful. Just one of the worst films I've sat through in a while and the film people think, who haven't seen the first one, the first is like. Basic script, tacky sets, shot like it was straight to video and on a small budget, ludicrous plot and does it's best to make you think poorly of the other two films. 2 out of 10.

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