I loved reading the Hobbit, but I couldn't get past the first 100 pages of Ringlord. I enjoyed the films, though. Although this video does have a point, concerning the plot:
Finished watching 13 Reasons Why the other evening. Not for the faint hearted, but I really liked it, powerful stuff and brilliantly acted. If you`ve not seen it I would highly recommend, but it won`t be everyones cup of tea. ;ok
Porgs are the latest marketing gimmick from Lucasfilms, Ewok-type cute aliens that are available as soft toys between £10 and £50 which kids will be pestering their parents to buy this Christmas
Missed the QF with Arsenal this evening (no bad thing by the sounds of it) and saw The Last Jedi. Won't give away any spoilers, really liked certain aspects of it, but, overall, was a bit disappointed. Not as good as A Force Awakens or Rogue 1 imo. Probably only about 6.5/10 for me.
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I enjoyed the films, though. Although this video does have a point, concerning the plot:
Like the LOTR films and after first watch could never sit through the hobbit again...
Go figure....
As horror it wasn't very scary, as comedy it wasn't laugh-out-loud funny and I enjoyed every minute of it.
And I think that everyone involved with the film would admit that the plot owes more than a little to Groundhog Day.
Next up this weekend Ingrid Goes West.
Doing the double bill Force Awakens into the Last Jedi for a midnight showing. ;wahoo
;run
But I cried a bit every time I saw Carrie Fisher.
Ker-ching
Zombies. Thousands of them. On a train.
;nolan
On the obi-wan-kenobi kodi
Waves hand
These are not the droids we are looking for
;ok
Young boy vanished in a small town, secret experiments
On Netflix