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From the money spent etc we should be expecting to finish in the play off places at minimum.

Yep, I want him gone from the club as much as anyone (well, maybe not quite as much as @Dave J does ) but I think the tweet was ill advised and unprofessional. Talk to him, make him understand your point of view and that you're disappointed. Don't take to Twitter and do it. Oh, and you can **** that 'real man' shit sky high.

Great expansion so far, and the Artifact weapons look sweet

Shouldn't she be hanging around the Pink Windmill?

Iirc Stoltz was considered 'too serious' in the early stages of the shoot and Fox was then brought in.

I can see us getting another couple in at least (loans maybe?)

I was brought up on the old Universal studio horror movies, and so Young Frankenstein is an absolute wet dream from a reference point of view. Brooks treated the whole genre with a respectful reverence and that shines through loud and clear. The writing is fantastic and at some points hysterically funny without feeling the need to cheapen the source material. As for Wilder in that role? An absolutely pitch perfect comedic performance. His timing and delivery of the lines were both top notch. He really was a superb actor when he was on his game. Brilliant movie, brilliant comedy performance.

Gutted about that one

word removed is finally removed.

Great shout

That reminds me... Tim Robbins in Jacobs Ladder.

These are just from scanning my DVD/Blu-ray collection, there's an absolute **** tonne that could go on the list tbh. David Thewlis in Naked Klaus Kinski in Aguirre, The Wrath of God Malcolm McDowell in Clockwork Orange Paddy Considine in Dead Mans Shoes Marion Cotillard in La Vie en Rose Bruno Ganz in Downfall Robert De Niro in King of Comedy Jake Gyllenhaal in Nightcrawler Michael Fassbender in Shame Benoit Poelvoorde in Man Bites Dog Adrian Brody in the Pianist Ed Norton in American History X Ellen Burstyn in Requiem for a Dream Jack Lemmon in The Apartment JK Simmons in Whiplash Henry Fonda in 12 Angry Men Henry Fonda in Once Upon a Time in the West Bill Murray in Broken Flowers Bill Murray in The Life Aquatic Belen Rueda in The Orphanage Richard Jenkins in The Visitor Ray Winstone in Nil by Mouth Mitsuri Fukikoshi in Cold Fish Koji Yakusho in Hara-Kiri Jacki Weaver in Animal Kingdom Mia Wasikowska in Stoker Matthew McConaughey in Killer Joe Takako Matsu in Confessions Peter Mullan in Tyrannosaur Presley Chweneyagae in Tsotsi Charlotte Gainsbourg in Nymphomaniac Sean Penn in Mystic River Andrew Garfield in Boy A Pater Dinklage in The Station Agent Bob Hoskins in 24/7 Tom Hanks in Road to Perdition Michael Rooker in Henry:Portrait of a Serial Killer Ulrich Muhe in The Lives of Others Gael Garcia Bernal in The King Michael Gambon in The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and her Lover Joseph Gordon Levitt in Mysterious Skin Paul Giamatti in American Splendor

Cursed.

Experienced keeper in please.

Three day weekend and on my way to the pub. Lovely.

A night of laid back, light entertainment booked for 4th September as Anaal Nathrakh return for a homecoming gig in Brum

Except it doesn't come across like that though does it? Anyway, I'll say no more as I don't want to derail the thread.

Please stop.

Good old grandpa Tally.

While we're on the subject of Lynch, have you seen Straight Story @BOF? Cannot recommend that enough. The most un-Lynch like film he's ever made, and a completely wonderful, uplifting experience.

If you thought Mullholland Drive was a headf*ck don't go anywhere near Inland Empire - That one was a bit too far out even for me.

What a total, total arsehole. That's made me angry just reading that