I have to admit I am glad that Hollywood made at least one WW1 movie before the centenary ended, because they pretty much avoided it otherwise.

There's never been any trouble showcasing heroes in all the previous WW2 movies, superhero or otherwise, regardless of technology.

So they decided Wondy then couldn't? This makes absolutely no sense to me. If Wondy's movie had come out first, would they have bumped Cap back to WW1? I'm guessing studio execs once again assumed moviegoers were morons and would get things confused.

Still don't understand why they set it in World War One.

Trump embiggens the presidency with his covfefe performance.

I'm having nun of this

Nuns On The Run is a fucking awful movie which could be used as a torture device in a CIA black prison. I have a vivid memory of going to see it as a kid (being a big Robbie Coltrane fan) and being stunned at just how bad it was.

I am very familiar with Usborne's books on the supernatural, I had a shelfload as a kid! Some years back I dug them out for a read, and found it amusing how much of them has since been shown to be hoaxes or outright invention.

WOOF It was a dark and stormy night WOOF.

My favorite talking animal is Gef the Talking Mongoose. Although my rational mind is well aware that the whole thing was a hoax, the little bit of child left in me who still loves the story likes to pretend he really was 'extra-special'.

Sounds like the name of a Culture starship.

When Taylor and Katy both run for President in 2024, this clip will be of great historical importance, so remember it well.

This is the second time now I've seen a WhatCulture video thrown up in lieu of an actual article.

The opening thirty minutes of E3 was one of the most terrifying things I've ever seen.

Gunglings

The bit where one of the Ewoks mourns over his slain friend was one of the darkest moments of my childhood, but it was swiftly redeemed by the two stoned furballs riding in the AT-ST with Chewie. Seriously, look at them, they're high as fuck.

Well damn, better shelve that Baywatch Nights reboot I was gonna pitch tomorrow.

Makes me feel sad for the rest.

View To A Kill is by far my favorite Moore Bond film. Christoper Walken, Grace Jones, Patrick MacGee, Alison Doody, and that exceptional theme - I love it.

Roger No Moore