Do yourself a favour and go and see The Hunt next weekend. Such an brilliant film. Incredibly tense, full of gut-punches, some nice dark humour and some incredible acting (Mikkelsen is superb and the young actress playing the girl is fantastic, as is the guy playing her father).

Completely agree.

Might as well check in as well to say that I'm only just watching the show and following each episode with the reviews on here. I suspect a lot of people who do the same don't bother commenting because there's no conversation to be had a year later, you'd just be shouting into the void.

Might as well check in as well to say that I'm only just watching the show and following each episode with the reviews on here. I suspect a lot of people who do the same don't bother commenting because there's no conversation to be had a year later, you'd just be shouting into the void.

"Yeah, not no more it ain't!"

The A.V. Club
Never assume malice when it can be explained by incompetence

Guys, guys! Enough talk of AnotherCookieMonster - this is The Lone Ranger thread!

I might just buy this book as a gift for someone but have a flip through it first.

Well if they get the Pixar team responsible for the opening of Up and add it to Bird's Iron Giant skills then I have a feeling they could destroy all our emotions at least.

He's a faaaaaa-aaaaag!

Todd, you said back in your review of the first episode that "Some of the things Weiner doesn’t want spoiled are so obscure and seemingly inconsequential that I now wonder if I’ve been spoiled on the future direction of the season, and it will be interesting to dig the memo out once the season’s over and see if he was…

My favourite bit of this interview:

FATHER TED YES.

Starting it? How can you stop? I have no self-control on Lego - I don't buy much because it's ruddy expensive but I know that if I spend £70 on a Lego Mines of Moria that maybe I should try and get as much out of that £70 as possible… But no, done in about two hours.

I haven't listened to the commentaries but he tears the Christmas Special apart in the script book as well, which I found very odd as it's one of my favourites episodes of anything.

Nitrogen and boron! Yeah!

But the giant, brightly-lit Pepsi vending machine he took it out of, followed by the mountains of cans that come out of it the next second more than make up for it.

"Oh, and the thing about having spent the money? We weren't joking. However, Pepsi's willing to front the cash for the reshoots, providing you can make them an essential part of the solution. So get to it."

Perfect. Well done.

I remember after the first episode aired my friend telling me how good it was and singling that moment out as an example. It worked and thus I discovered my favourite TV series of all time.