Fitzcarraldo

Just have them all play zorb football until it blows over.

Aurier is one of the worst WBs I've ever seen playing at this level. He never, ever seems to be in the correct place.

Both.

I watched some of Couples Retreat on TV several months ago and there's a scene where Jon Favreau's character is getting a massage. He gets a boner and propositions the masseuse to wank him off. She's not having it and he blames her for the whole situation, claiming "You got me all backed up!" Then I realised it was made as recently as 2009 and changed channel.

When does it stop becoming a start to the season? We're over halfway through.

Baffled people still think twice about going alone. Just do it. No one in the cinema cares about how many friends you have.

United will be relieved to have survived that. This competition is their best hope of getting into next season's Europa League.

This game is a joy, perfect for 30 minute bursts when I just want to unwind and relax after dinner. Laughed so hard (pub spoilers)

I can see why this leaves people cold, but I absolutely loved it. Apocalypse Now meets The Tree of Life in space. Incoherent rambling of why I think it touched me so much:

The films I like should be on there. Preferably in place of all the films I haven't seen.

People will happily binge a ten-hour show in a weekend, there should be no issue with a film just over three-hours.

Nothing unintentional about that.

Sad to read the thoughts on Nashville on the other page. I think it's a perfect film and would be a possible candidate for a desert island choice. I find something new to love every time I watch it it (which I do probably a couple of times a year).

https://www.amazon.co.uk/GODZILLA-BOX-1954-1975-CRITERION-COLLECTION/dp/B07WNRPD3J?keywords=The+Criterion+Collection&qid=1566452206&refinements=p_n_binding_browse-bin%3A383380011%2Cp_n_feature_eight_browse-bin%3A5759348031&rnid=5759347031&s=dvd&sr=1-133&tag=bluraycom-21 As for Indicator recommendations, I can't recommend Fat City enough. One of the great films about being stuck in a rut and circling the drain, with immense performances from the three leads. And you can't go wrong with any of the following: Scum Charlie Bubbles Oleanna Housekeeping Black Joy

I get the feeling, watching his streams and following him on Twitter, that he's the kind of guy who doesn't really care all that much about exposure. I also wonder if his personality (his Twitter is...interesting if you don't 'get' him) might make him less appealing for a company like the BBC to promote in a big way. I genuinely use his trucking playthroughs to help me sleep these days. Just shove on a four-hour archive and slowly drift off.