@FootballCliches Joe Speight doing the commentary on city Fulham described Emerson as laconic. We couldn't decide if he meant he doesn't talk much, or if he was going for a different word then failed.
@ChthonicQueex @brendonconnelly You'd have to write round it,maybe Excalibur wasn't where everyone thought it was - they were digging in the wrong place! But yeah,Indy movies don't break physics apart from the 1 Big Lie, maybe why surviving a 1000ft drop on a raft or swinging with monkeys feels so out of place.
@brendonconnelly @bshillito I think they'd be playing with fire these days if they tried doing anything with a real, current religion. Either they go folk tale like Excalibur or they research some kind of dead religion that won't piss anyone off.
@brendonconnelly Indy lucking his way through ancient magic shenanigans is kinda the point of the movies for me. Temple of Doom may be iffy but it feels like an Indy movie while Skull's modern sci fi sits less well.
@brendonconnelly If it pulled a Tarantino and radically diverged from history by having Diana not die and instead start a long plotline that ended with her becoming Pope, I might actually watch the thing.
@brendonconnelly I would assume its mostly fictional while broadly following major historical events. People usually only dislike the propoganda they disagree with and audiences really seem to like the Crown.
@carolinelkohl @VodafoneUK I’m in oxford with voda and the same problem, went down about 9:30. It’s open reach appayrently? Worth calling voda, they sorted me with 4g so I could hotspot while it’s down.