Cinema in St Ives. Screen looks bigger than it actually is here and, of course, the projected image didn't fill it. As a bonus, they had the world's loudest electric heater plugged in at the front, whirring away all through Civil War.
@ChrisHewitt Can you broaden the recent question about actors who have played heroes and villains to who's portrayed the starkest contrast between 'good' and 'evil'? My vote would be (Sir) Ben Kingley with Gandhi and Don Logan (Sexy Beast)
Hi @boydhilton@kayribeiro, if Mountainhead does count as TV (/"the TV event of the year", as the listener you agreed with dubbed it), please can you explain this to Sky/NOW, who have it locked behind their Cinema subscription and not available under their TV pass? CC @jamescdyer
I just watched a man carry a screaming toddler across the parking lot.
He noticed me looking at him and said, "He's mine, I'm not stealing him."
And then, before I could reply, he added, "If I was gonna take one, it definitely wouldn't be this one".
LOL.
@HelenLOHara I just scrolled your QTs after seeing a bonkers response - don’t know how you manage it. Also didn’t realise the show had picked up this level of vapid backlash.
@clarisselou This also applies to me watching Bear Grylls’ the Island, judging all the idiots drinking stagnant lake water and getting ill, then drinking more water to make themselves feel better.
No plugs. No tables and, most of time, no WiFi.
This is a Thameslink train. It serves as main link between London and Brighton/Cambridge. Prime commuter line. 000s of wasted hours.
It’s like the UK is *built* for low-productivity. The worst kind of penny-pinching procurement.