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Yep and it's the wrong version of Snorky.

Raymond Chandler: The High Window, The Lady in the Lake, and The little Sister: all three for £4 on Amazon Kindle store. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Other-Novels-Penguin-Modern-Classics-ebook/dp/B002RI9R7U/ref=sr_1_1?crid=2TK4UUQUYHZSO&keywords=raymond+chandler&qid=1565681127&s=digital-text&sprefix=ray%2Cdigital-text%2C165&sr=1-1 I'd forgotten just how good Chandler is.

Swinson made climate change a central theme to her leadership campaign yet she has accepted donations from fracking companies. Where's the integrity?

War - Low Rider Buffalo Springfield - For what it's worth The Bangles - Walk like an Egyptian Kraftwerk - Numbers Tubeway Army - Are friends electric? The Beatles - Tomorrow never knows AC/DC - Thunderstruck Joy Division - Isolation Sparks - Number one song in heaven Velvet Underground - Heroin

John Wick 3 Not as good as one and two, though the first 20 mins are amazing. The fights at the end became repetitive and the desert bit was just dumb. 7/10

Most of those already mentioned. Robinson Crusoe and White Horses intros definitely nostalgia overload. Also (if not already mentioned) Paddington Marine Boy UFO Pipkins Pogles Wood Banana Splits Animal Magic Tomorrow People Any Looney Tunes cartoon Shaun the Sheep

Firefly Buffy the Vampire Slayer Stargate The Expanse I Claudius Father Ted Fringe Black Adder The Bridge Elizabeth 1 (Helen Mirren TV drama)

Some krautrock motorik.

Platoon Gladiator Raging Bull Exorcist Deer Hunter Taxi Driver 8 1⁄2 If I'll probably get round to watching some of these (not Gladiator though - tried three times now and I just lose interest about half way through).

Look who's talking.

In no particular order: The Seventh Seal Spirited Away Once upon a time in the West The Matrix The Third Man Zatoichi Forbidden Planet The Maltese Falcon North by Northwest Miller's Crossing

Isn't Baker being sacked for his lack of judgement? The BBC cannot be certain that this was an honest mistake so I can understand why they did what they did. Whatever reason Baker gives, he failed to see how inappropriate the image was. And isn't it a positive that lots of people were offended? Suggests to me that today more people have a better awareness of what might offend others. Does that make me a snowflake?

I left the cinema thinking it was a 9 out of 10 - a great film. Have just watched Kevin Smith's review/recap of it and I'd now say it is a 10. Smith makes the point that we are unlikely to ever see such a cinematic event again, the culmination of 21 other films. His review also made me realise how much fan service there was in Endgame - granted that if you haven't followed all the films then there isn't that amazing payoff. The part where the massive battleship guns stop firing at ground targets and start aiming at something incoming on the horizon, and then Captain Marvel flies in and trashes Thanos's ship - wow, loved it.