A stunning and vital piece of journalism. The sheer failure of the state to protect its citizens is appalling, as is the indifference shown to the victims and survivors. Shame on the UK gov, the council in question and all those who sought profit over safety.
My least favourite WeAn movie. The bits actually in Asteroid City were fine, I think, but the rest was an indulgent snore.
Tom Cruise is extremely Tom Cruise. There’s so much in this movie that is deeply silly but somehow it all works. Also I love how often they say the phrase “fifth generation fighter” in the movie.
Superficial and breezy, but I’m inclined to be generous given how valuable and important the underlying message is.
A beautiful and gentle series. Very much cute girls (and a few token boys) being cute, but with penguins and other sea critters. Surprisingly nuanced in parts about the role and value of aquariums.
Stressful and chaotic multiplayer fun. More of a focus on automation than, say, Overcooked, and so less of a casual experience. But enjoyable if you know what you’re getting into.
An excellent version of Taskmaster, and one that I find much more enjoyable than the Australian variant. Our Kiwi cousins have an excellent sense of humour.
Andrew Scott is thrilling, charming, disturbing, human and monstrous all in equal measure in this excellent adaption. Also, Italy is very beautiful.
Nothing brilliant but a fine recapitulation around charts and how they can lie, cheat, steal etc.
A fantastic night of music; the crowd absolutely loved every moment. I was expecting to prefer the Final Fantasy music but I found myself completely enthralled by the original music, especially this completely addictive number. Given his age, I felt very lucky to be able to see him!
I don’t often love superhero stuff, but this smart, modern take was stylish, fun, and well-paced. Perhaps I just don’t want to see generic US superhero stuff?
