@militaryhistori That's not a criticism of the Nolan film, just noting that any modern film has to contend with a need for a lot of exposition if it wants to get across the wider context. Nolan chose not to in most cases
@militaryhistori There's a lot of detail in there about the overall campaign too, at least in verbal references - the Dyle plan, the Arras counter attack - much of which would have been familiar to a greater proportion of the audience than any film made more recently would have.
@jk_rowling For me it's see also Warren Zevon. Wish I'd asked Iain Banks when I had chance if one of his character's comments about Zevon was actually his own view (in getting into him too late).
@IanDunt Seemed an appropriate thing to do considering event cancellations in other countries following threats - and also a recognition around the value of economic activity around big musical events.
Could we please have a section in the nightly news called 'Bad News For Terrible People'?
"And tonight on Bad News For Terrible People, a Nazi died while falling off Hitler's favourite mountain. This was the hill he chose to die on"
“The migrants are walking off with the town's geese. They've taken the geese. You know where the geese are in the park, in the lake, and even walking off with their pets. My dog's been taken. My dog's gone.”
Anyone who believes this lie is in a cult.
7 eras. 1 love. 💔 Watch the trailer for #Timestalker and get ready for @AliceLowe's “triumph of the imagination” (@LWLies). Coming to UK & Ireland cinemas October 11.
1st round- The WW2 Norwegian campaign in 1940
Semis - Events from the council of Clermont in 1095 to the end of the First Crusade
Final - Warner Brothers cartoons from 1933 to 1962
That's all folks!
@ManMadeMoon@Scribblemilk I wish you could have a go at Joe Haldeman's book The Forever War. Read ages ago Ridley Scott apparently was going to do it but did Prometheus instead.