Mudface

1. The Long Good Friday 2. Heat 3. Goodfellas 4. Casino 5. Pulp Fiction

I have no idea what I was trying to say there. I was on my third bottle of wine, so I doubt it was anything profound.

Christ, I drank a lot last night, sorry for being a cunt... I'm on Team Lynda.

I hate the way you'e ignoring the vast mass of people. You're first. I'm going to dance.

Teach me.

Include Jenny. Now.

Hubris.

Why are we restricted to these, by the way? Just a friendly enquiry. Before I take your eyes and extinguish your soul.

Not sure why, seems eminently sensible. [looks nervously over shoulder] They fucking love it anyw. aszv nbnadm lk asfn /nawotw awworeherhmgioanaoibna

Not with you squire.

Relentless Utd come roaring back. What a heartening fairy story.

The Man With Two Brains deserves a mention too. "I couldn't fuck a gorilla."

Titanic got down rated by a Christian film site for 'featuring death by drowning'.

I'm impressed with his batting as well, some great clean hitting at times in both the last two tests. It was good to see Broad enjoying himself which I'm sure was a by-product of Wood just going out and having a go.

Yep, Winslow's certainly an unreliable narrator, so it would be well worth watching again. It wasn't until the final scene that it clicked with me about the Greek mythology, which was a bit dopey seeing as Wake was ranting about it several times. Anyway, thanks for recommending those 3, been a fun couple of days. I'd say Lighthouse is certainly the best of them, Mandy is the most enjoyable (if you get what I mean), and Midsommar is an oddball that I wish I'd seen on a big screen as it looks gorgeous. It's also good to watch contemporary horror films that don't rely on jump scares.