Fitzcarraldo

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.

The box set has turned up on Amazon so it's looking likely we're getting it over here. Also, Indicator are having a sale starting Friday (£9.99 per title). Indicator are the best company going at the moment and deserve everyone's money. https://www.powerhousefilms.co.uk/

You could start with Bergman's Persona and get your mind fucked by that for 80-minutes, then move on to Altman's dreamy and equally strange 3 Women. Begin as it gets dark while slightly sleep deprived for maximum effect. If you are still up for more, you could watch David Lynch go all 'hold my beer' and triple-bill it with Mulholland Drive.

He's not Federer. That's all it is. The crowd love Roger.

That break of serve from Djokovic felt massive, despite him losing the set. Especially with him serving first in this fifth set.

Damn, Federer really blew that tie break.

On a train from Edinburgh to London and the wi-fi isn't fast enough to watch this.

It's a good deal if they invest the money into buying a suitable replacement, which Ashley is sure to do.

Poor long ball after poor long ball from England.

Rose Lavelle is an absolute joy to watch. What a player.