James Dean

Interstellar for me. I'm sure it's littered with flaws or loopholes, but it had an emotional punch that stuck with me. I don't mind th drawn out ending either. The score is boss as well.

He's even better in 3:10 to Yuma. Great actor.

Yep.

It was a lot of movie. Gonna have to see it again to plug a few gaps. There were plot holes galore, but I'd go see it again for that Cap and Mjolnir scene alone. Biggest "fuck yeah" moment in the history of the MCU.

Tried the first 30 mins of Titans. The acting on that Raven kid was seriously bad. So bad I turned it off.

Sicario Day of the Soldado: 8/10 I quite liked the hopelessness of it all. Probably not the best constructed movie, but "enjoyable" nonetheless.

Baller.

So Bruno Fernandes and/or Gelson Martins on a free? I'll take at least one.

It's not the ACL knee though, it's the other one. My guess is we pulled out, Lyon tried to renegotiate, we sensed blood and lowballed them, they rejected it and both agreed to fuck it off. (for now) If he's got a dodgy knee though, how is a few million less gonna weigh up for it when it pops the first week of the season? Either he's 100% and we go ahead or he's not and we fuck it off.

Not too arsed if he comes or not. We need another belter forward. We will sign another belter forward. I'm just fucked I couldn't celebrate our new shiny thing this weekend.

I'm not seeing that tbh. Not the Bascombe piece anyway. "Instead of the anticipated arrival of a club statement confirming the latest transfer coup, enough concerns have materialised over the last 24 hours to ensure the signing has not gone ahead as planned. Liverpool are offering no indication as to the nature of the problem. Fekir sustained a serious injury to his right knee when playing for France three years ago. It is unclear at this stage if Liverpool’s caution is in any way related to this past injury problem." That quite vague.

JFK Heat Se7en Just beacuse they hadn't been mentioned. Goodfellas and Pulp Fiction are obvious picks. Schindler's List maybe, but as usual Spielberg went too sentimental.

Deadpool - 9/10. Fucking hilarious.

So the "player of the year" thing. How many of these awards are there, and when's the vote? Doesn't the players vote in January or something? If so, De Bruyne wins it by a distance.

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