On Sky - watched "The Housemaid" with Sydney Sweeney - I enjoyed the film and I have not read a single review of it. Paid - watched - liked.
Crime 101; Marl Ruffalo, Halle Berry, Chris Hemsworth, Monica Barbaro. A police officer is tracking down a serial thief who specialises in high value robberies. Interesting variation on a theme for me, with an ending I wasn't anticipating, Mrs GG said it was okay but wasn't as keen.
Every film he makes is basically exactly the same, but they all also provide the same "out of brain" experience for a couple of hours, thus providing us guys with the toxic masculinity version of therapy. As an aside, looking at the video thumbnail I am disappointed at such lax trigger discipline being displayed by a character who (just taking a wild guess) is "ex-special forces". He's going the right way to shoot himself or the damsel in distress in the foot there and will end up hobbling around his off-grid hovel for the rest of his days.
i ought to try the snooker - used to love it once you get into it. Not big on reality shows but* currently hooked on "The Summit" (ITV) particularly now as one competitor needs to get his come-upperance - Will he?/Won't he? *boredom related
Currently watching The Brits, but probably not for much longer; I'd barely heard of any of the 10 nominees for Artist of the Year; however I had heard of the winner who I had the misfortune to listen to whilst in the dentist's chair (as if I wasn't suffering enough) slaughtering this R & B classic. If this is the future of music my concert expenditure will be diminishing rapidly.
that "Land man" is something else isn't it? Second series even better than the first - best Drama Series i've watched this year, and i don't believe it will be beat.
i treated myself to watching it in a Cinema on release, and i still nodded off a couple of times toward the end.
I have watched The Babysitter: Killer Queen. It's a terrible, rubbish, shlocky horror film. I only watched it because Jena Ortega is in it, and she is great in anything.
We’re watching the Gordon Ramsay documentary on Netflix. Despite what most think, he’s actually quite a sensitive humble bloke.
We went to the Salisbury Everyman to see Mothers Pride, I loved it. Right up my street, British comedy, almost obvious storyline but lots of laughs. It was either a sell out or certainly very few empty seat. Had a burger & chips during the film, which was ok, took our own Lidl Starmix & a bottle of water.
