Some #bookchat: for anyone who cares (!) I’m gonna sticky this tweet to my profile and keep a rolling record of all my reading. Step into my library of dreams, travellers!
Sorry, I am going BUT I totally forgot to mention that I’m also on Letterboxd if that’s you’re vibe. Will be posting more of my VIMTOs (Very Important Movie Thoughts & Opinions) over there going forward.
Letterboxd: https://t.co/uNhjXHgbu7
Instagram: https://t.co/WemI04LuqO
Sorry, I am going BUT I totally forgot to mention that I’m also on Letterboxd if that’s you’re vibe. Will be posting more of my VIMTOs (Very Important Movie Thoughts & Opinions) over there going forward.
Letterboxd: https://t.co/uNhjXHgbu7
Instagram: https://t.co/WemI04LuqO
Morning team. Twitter feels unusable right now, so this is likely to be my final post for a while. If your life is incomplete without keeping abreast of my comings and goings, however, I have an Insta account where I regularly post stories etc. Ta ta! https://t.co/WemI04LuqO
Morning team. Twitter feels unusable right now, so this is likely to be my final post for a while. If your life is incomplete without keeping abreast of my comings and goings, however, I have an Insta account where I regularly post stories etc. Ta ta! https://t.co/WemI04LuqO
So. The Dial of Destiny. The film-making is sometimes wonky. The storytelling often inelegant. There are moments when you sense the film getting away from Mangold. But there are some lovely ideas and it is, in the end, just about worth it. I had a tear in my eye by the end.
And if you want to save cinema in Watford specifically (home of Leavesden Studios!) give me a million or two in start-up capital so I can build a community-led indie cinema when Cineworld inevitably closes their Watford site down as part of the administration!
This summer is full of amazing movies to see in theaters.
Congratulations, Harrison Ford, on 40 years of Indy and one of the most iconic characters in history.
I love a double feature, and it doesn't get more explosive (or more pink) than one with Oppenheimer and Barbie.
@robbiereviews Fwiw I don’t miiiind them not showing it. I do mind them not showing it after trailing it for two months and putting posters up for it in the lobby. They do this *constantly*.
@NeilRamjee Every now and again I dig out all the material and start putting sums together, and at a certain point it breaks my brain how expensive everything is. Would need some kind of subsidy to happen, I think.
@NeilRamjee Yeah I’m worried. On a personal note, having no cinema at all in Watford town centre would be extremely frustrating. Wish I had the money/time/clout to put together a pitch for a community-focussed indie two-screener in one of the empty lots here. That’s the dream.
@NeilRamjee scared for Watford to tbh!); (2) the more busy/profitable Cineworlds staying open as part of a much smaller business; (3) Picturehouses being sold off entirely and run as its own thing. But who knows! Scary times for the biz.
@NeilRamjee My assumption is that as part of the bankruptcy plan for the business globally, they had to agree to put the UK part of the business into administration locally and get rid. They’ll break it up and sell it off. Suspect this process ends with (1) some cinemas closing entirely (I’m