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Animal Crossing is the name of a game (or series of games, as there are more than one versions).
The Elton John bio-pic "Rocketman" is a bit graphic but I could see it as a midnight double bill at the Scala with "Bohemian Rhapsody"
Tried first episode of Gangs of London and all the unnecessary graphic violence made me feel queasy.
Maybe I’m finally maturing.
After two successive relegations and then to heartbreakingly lose the play off final in the 92nd minute, one of the featured fans looking at the opposing celebrating fans, emotionally says “why is it never us”
Football fans around the world will surely relate to it and those who do not follow a team will surely be thinking why so many people choose to expose themselves to such a range of emotions.
Sunderland were still in the Premiership when the program would have been initially conceived and surely they could not have envisioned covering such an emotional ride.
I actually think the program turned into a really interesting study into this crazy hobby/interest/obsession we all share
Brilliant black comedy story-telling based on true events about the "cosa nostra" in Sicily in the '70s, seen through the eyes of a young boy and his family.
And it's free to watch. :biggrin:
Only started watching it a few weeks ago and i'm already on series 3.
Just don't call me a redneck. :run:
I also quite enjoyed the last kingdom.
The third is very much straight in at gear 4.
Maybe a bit of a tangent but I have mentioned before my wife’s families devotion to Sunderland, this is an impressive array at her Uncle Johns funeral, “Sunderland till I die”