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This is where I'm at with it too. As I said before re.Jack, booing is absolutely fine with me, its all part of the pantomime. Its the OTT vitriolic anger and wanting him injured that I'll never be on board with.

Not classic Soderbergh by any means, but watchable due to the superb ensemble cast.

Frontiers and Among the Living are another couple of faves from that genre.

First one could be Frenzy?

Yeah, I posted it on here after I'd watched it. One of the best I'd seen for a while. Need to put together a new Korean Horror movie list...

I tend to drop any good contemporary horror movies onto this thread, but here's a list of few that folks might not have seen/mentioned: 1. The Mortuary Collection 2. Possessor 3. Saint Maud 4. Terrifier 5. Pyewacket 6. Last Shift 7. Come True 8. Blood Fest 9. The Dark Tapes 10. Death of a Vlogger 11. The Banishing 12. Possum 13. Nobody Leaves 14. Jakobs Wife 15. The Call 16. Censor 17. Vicious Fun 18. Lake Mungo 19. Resolution 20. The Endless 21. Spring 22. Random Acts of Violence 23. Killing Ground 24. Don't Listen 25. The Queen of Black Magic 26. Anything for Jackson 27. We Summon the Darkness 28. Daniel isn't Real 29. Relic 30. His House I'll leave it at 30, but that's just the ones I can remember off the top of my head from the last couple of years I enjoyed all these to varying degrees, so happy to recommend them.

Great list @leemond2008 got physical copies of around 90% of them myself.

I have no issue at all with him being booed on his return because it's all part of the pantomime. I think he'll expect it, and if he doesn't then he's dafter that we already think he is. I do however, have huge issue with the 'hope he breaks his legs' mentality or the death threats which he'll more than likely get from Villa fans. It's just so **** ott.

Not gonna lie - this one stings much more than I thought it would. Really disappointing

We can definitely be friends.

Enjoyed Black Widow much more than I thought I would. Decent story, good pacing and some very well done Bourne esque fight sequences. I also think the casting of the co-stars was bang on, especially F.Pugh and D.Harbour who I thought were both excellent in their respective roles.

Last night's viewing... Absolutely superb.

I still don't think he'll leave

I popped into the Grealish thread the other day to see what all the fuss was about and some absolute word removed had posted a picture of the Nilis leg break to show what he'd like to happen if Jack moved on. After checking it wasn't a joke I made my way back to OT. Depressing stuff.

Written and Directed by renowned Black Country photographer Richard Billingham and based on his autobiographical book about his upbringing (Ray's a Laugh). It's a superb, unflinching portrait of his early life living with his dysfunctional (to say the least) family in the 70s. It was of particular interest to me as I am the same age as Richard (pretty sure we were the same year and attended the same school which I'm looking into it) and we were brought up in the same area, Cradley Heath, where the film is set (although our experiences were thankfully quite different). It won't be for everyone, but I thought it was superb and the acting is top notch (great cameo from the ever brilliant Tony Way!) And the poignant story is incredibly moving.

Goes to Hell is a cracking album.

It is yeah, but I think the post was about Glow Up.

As a big fan of the franchise, I can tell you that that is a huge can of worms that has never been properly answered.

Ted Lasso.

Love that one - I've added some of their other stuff to my list

It's a decent fun film, and certainly way from one of the worst films ever made. Having said that its by far the weakest of the trilogy. As for Aliens and T2... Alien is pretty much the perfect Sci fi horror movie and Aliens is pretty much the perfect Sci Fi action movie. Both are incredibly good but I think Alien is just slightly better. T2 just doesn't compare to Terminator for me. Yes, it has some outstanding action sequences and Arnies role reversal is great, but it just loses all the tension and grittiness that made the original such a classic.

I mean, Valkyrie is one of the shittest films ever made tbh As for Bill Nighy - he's made some really good movies and been excellent in most of them and always comes across as a thoroughly nice chap. Also from what I've read he doesn't like the limelight and shuns as many award ceremonies as he can get away with. He also never watches any of his films (presumably apart from when he's forced to a Premiere) I've always thought he would look his happiest pottering around in his garden or visiting some Nation Trust building.

Cradley Heath High Street says 'ah bist' too.