To talk about the movie that's out next week, not panhandle for jobs.

I don't think Tom Hanks has to market himself in a bit on a BBC chat show.

Check out clips for the old Channel 4 show The Big Breakfast. It often had a similar vibe and a bunch of the American guests didn't really understand what was going on.

Who said anything about a war? And, no, even though you don't like it, Snyder does have a unique visual style while Marvel looks like TV.

Colonel Abrams has died: https://youtu.be/tSNWeXGZMcU

You should ask the same question to Kevin Feige. Snyder has an identifiable style; Marvel's films are just bland.

Louder Than Bombs is my favourite film of the year so far so now I'm extra excited for Manchester By The Sea.

At my grandma's funeral, they played Memories Are Made of This by Dean Martin and since then, anything vaguely Rat Pack themed has brought tears to my eyes.

Had a Tony Richardson double bill, thanks to Mubi, this weekend: The Entertainer and Saturday Night & Sunday Morning, which he produced and Karel Reisz, who I only know from The Gambler, directed. If there's one thing I've learned about cinema this year, it's that Britain used to have a film industry that was actually…

You're no stride mother.

It's a red mug with Disneyland Paris in yellow letters.

I would buy a t-shirt with Ignatiy's face on it.

Only things like Seinfeld or Cowboy Bebop where each episode is short and not necessarily sequential. If I watch a movie again, it's over in roughly two hours, but watching a TV series again is a real commitment and I struggle to think of any show that doesn't have a significant lull in it.

I've read several reports that Black Friday is tracking lower than most years so maybe it won't be as bad this year as usual.

Absolutely. For a long time, I felt like it was embarrassing to stay in on New Year's Eve, but then I realised the only thing that separates it from a normal night out is that it's more expensive and there's more people, most of whom can't handle their drink, so for the past few years, I've stayed in for it and…

This is one of those films that had a trailer which played in front of every film I saw at the arthouse for months, then got one awkwardly timed screening and disappeared. I assumed it was too small to get coverage here but I hope that's an omen of it arriving on some kind of VOD platform soon.

They'll get covered when they start making good films.

I remember part of Bryan Callen's justification for Trump's business success being because he's 6'3" but looking at that image at the bottom, is Eric Trump 6'5"? Surely that's not right.

After decades of dull accountants taking people's money to invest in busts like the Iraq War and bailing out Wall St., people were left thinking they a get rich quick scheme was their only option.

I wouldn't call nostalgia validation a fickle taste. It's the only thing that sells.