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Kodachrome. A guy who hates his dad joins him and his dad's nurse on a road trip when he finds out his dad is dying and his this one final wish. It's a little on the nose but works pretty well and Ed Harris (the dad) is always great. 7/10 Kiki's Delivery Service. A 1989 animated film about a...

That's the misleading thing about the article's headline. In the actual article, they say that they're designing things in a way that the stadium could ultimately be expanded to a capacity of 45-55K. It doesn't say at all that they're aiming for that right away or that they think it's a...

Confess Fletch. Sort of a deadpan mystery comedy. Apparently a sequel to some 80s films with Chevy Chase, but I only found out afterwards. Without that background, the film is fun of full surprises, and also quite funny - until the last half hour probably. 3/5 The Accountant. An accountant with...

:lol: Don't worry, they might yet go bankrupt or lose their license. (And you're right of course.)

I think that actually makes it work though. The movie ends with Paul gaining absolute power and setting in motion a freightful Fremen assault on the galaxy, while Chani leaves him. That's what he foresaw and what he tried to avoid by refusing to travel south. In that sense, it's a drama in which...

I didn't think it was so bad:

-1 points now! They must be setting a record at the end of the season. :drool: @Renfurm must be devastated.

It's a popular anti-Rotterdam song on the tune of an old song about tulips from Amsterdam. :D Even apart from the emotional aspect, there's no point firing Van 't Schip. It's impossible to get a good manager in for the rest of the season and there's nothing much to salvage for a caretaker...

Something like that would be fun - just to see what happened to the players. But no pressure if you don't have the time for that either. Congrats on the new job btw! (If that applies to your situation?)

I saw US Marshalls again, the 1998 action thriller with Tommy Lee Jones (reprising his character from The Fugitive) and Wesley Snipes. It's pretty alright, and I likes these 90s action thrillers. It probably helps that I grew up with them! The downside of this one is the succession of locations...

Bunch of farmers they are.

At least he's not alone there. :D

Yeah, it's unfortunate. I agree that Get Out is a little too on the nose, but there's no way it's a bad film. And I haven't seen Us, but I thought Nope was really very good, even if I can understand why it isn't for everyone. I don't know where that classifies Peele (three films anyway isn't a...

Yeah, I get all that. I guess ultimately the movie isn't for me, cause that sort of plot doesn't much appeal to me overall. I mean, I can see the greatness of it, I can recognize what it's doing, and I really like it up to the final minutes - and then I'm just disappointed that it ends the way...

I know you're just saying that because I'm with Arsenal, but it does look pretty alright.