It’s basically Star Wars but less realistic.  Thoroughly enjoyable though.

Everything is better with Kate Bush.

They did some good stuff together but I can understand Elvis’s horror at the production job.

It’s literally one of the biggest selling singles ever in the UK.  It outsold every Beatles single.

It’s not like voting for the Nazis or listening to Coldplay.

And it went so well we got Ishtar two years later.

It’s better than the film, to be fair. See also Give My Regards to Broad Street.

Save yourself 30 clicks and read the one the Guardian did yesterday.

Protection.

She was the best thing in No Time to Die.

It really matters when either the person’s ethnicity is a key part of the story, or when the ethnicity concerned is one that suffers from either general discrimination or specific under representation in films. I’m more relaxed in other circumstances. But getting upset about non-white actors playing white roles does…

I went to see this not expecting much, but it’s really quite charming and funny.

See also the entire filmography of Mr Norman Wisdom.

Just saw this last night.  I know there’s talk of law suits around this film, but I’m surprised George Lucas isn’t involved.  A large chunk of the plot/themes seem to be lifted from A New Hope.  When Cruise is saying “Don’t think, just do” I was tempted to shout out “Use the force Luke”.

More recently and a lot closer to home.  Although I think Tom Cruise just released that movie.

Now I’m quite fond of the Steve Martin version (and even the sequel) but I draw the line at “hilarious”. “Amusing and heart-warming” is the way I’d describe it.

I’d be surprised if they don’t already know the answer, but if they really believe it might be related to porn, then that’s probably why they haven’t googled it.

Action focused on mundane shit you say?  How about a trade dispute?

Growing up in the UK it was a really common insult, short for (the also commonly used insult) spastic. It went out of fashion for years but has crept back in a bit (possibly due to younger people not being aware of the history of its usage).