Nothing intense at all, however there is a briefly graphic scene of a kid breaking his arm (bone poking out and all). It’s not dwelt on too long but just something to be aware of as kids might not like it.

I’m pretty sure Dennis Vassel used to play up front for Aston Villa.

Weirdly enough, having been delayed so many times, in the UK when Morbius finally did come out, it was on the same weekend as both Sonic The Hedgehog 2 and The Bad Guys, which were also out this weekend. Ambulance is also out in the UK (from last weekend) which you’d also think would be direct competition. Clearly the…

The farmer?

“You’d better get a good night’s sleep tonight Bruce, you’ve got a line to learn tomorrow” or something like that.

Great film, and maybe Bruce Willis’ last great performance? Albeit mostly if not entirely delivered in one small room.

Mike Faist was great too, I thought.

Ambulance is out today in the UK (for some reason) and I’m seeing it tonight (for some reason), so I’ll let you know.

Shakespeare in Love winning over, among others, Saving Private Ryan was a bit of a travesty.

Evil Skeets from 52.

Well he’s going to regenerate back into Tom Baker at some point so right now all bets are off.

Jones or Gazza?

Niche, but I like it.

And like the very tippy top of spoofs, not only does it treat the source material with due respect, but it also takes its own story seriously.

Mathezar briefly believed that Galaxy Quest was made up while he and Jason were captured by Sarris. By the time the good guys turned the tables, he was back to believing it was real and that the only “lie” had been pretending it was all fictional to fool Sarris.

I’m still steamed that Barsanti said a few months back “even though people didn’t seem to like it at the time” or some such bollocks. I loved it at the time, so did you clearly, so did a high percentage of people who watched it.

I like the ones that switch between the two seamlessly. For example, Barry could still have a goofy, fun episode by focussing on the rest of the acting class. I’ll miss the dynamic between Hader and Winkler, though.

ronny/lily is one of my top five episodes of anything, ever. It’s so good. Although I think it’s Tae Kwon Do rather than Karate (I’m not a martial arts expert or anything, I just seem to remember that Daniel Bernhardt is a Tae Kwon Do guy).

Demolition Man

That exact phrase came into my head when I read the article, so yes I agree.