Weekend Film Guide 30th November
The weekend is upon us, so why not cancel those plans to go to the pub as it’ll be far too noisy and have nowhere to sit, and instead buy a big bucket of malteasers and sit on the sofa watching these great films. […]
The weekend is upon us, so why not cancel those plans to go to the pub as it’ll be far too noisy and have nowhere to sit, and instead buy a big bucket of malteasers and sit on the sofa watching these great films. […]
The game, which was mediocre at best, and features a really annoying bit with a squirrel, was only released last month. […]
“I think that it’s a legitimate concern that people could be influenced, after seeing it, to go off and have their own magical adventures in Arendelle.” […]
“To confirm, you will be expected to attend the office as normal, regardless of how close you are to defeating Eternatus.” […]
“It’s awful, there’s no action figures, no post-credits scenes, and Robert Downey Jnr has no career at all.” […]
“Bottle-nosed bellends.” […]
Hey you, it’s the weekend. A perfect time to completely ignore that massive list of stuff to do you’ve got and sit about in your pants eating biscuits. […]
“If she’s the sort of person who watches Christmas films before it’s Christmas then, for all I know, she could have the corpses of all her victims buried under the patio.” […]
“We’ll have the Joker join a circus, work really hard at being a clown and making people laugh.” […]
“Seven Samurai is a classic of the form, but its four hours long. I mean, we’ve got lives to live here.”
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The decision was made when a tester discovered a pleasant moment in a particular scene. […]
It is estimated that two out of every three posts on Facebook is of Joker on those steps. […]
It’s the weekend, and as your plans for the weekend amount to lying on the sofa wondering why you don’t have better plans for the weekend, you’re probably going to want to watch some films. […]
After years of living on the streets following a crippling gambling and substance addiction, Phoebe has died of hypothermia. […]
“War, famine, man’s inhumanity to man, it simply pales next to a John Lewis Christmas advert.” […]
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