Last film you watched

Dumb and dumber 1994 scary to think it's 30 years since it came out and personally the best version and I needed some much needed humour after a frustrating day

Bob.Marley.One.Love.2024 4/10

Damsel.2024 7/10

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire

Brilliant 5th film in the Ghostbusters franchise including plenty of nods & Easter Eggs to the classic Ghostbusters films from the 80's & most of the 80's Ghostbusters cast are back

There is a mid credits scene to set up the next Ghostbusters film

8/10

the super mario bros. movie 2023 6/10

Aquaman.and.the.Lost.Kingdom.2023 10/10

Titanic 2

Just don’t!

End of review

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire

The 4th film in the Monsterverse which is a very good sequel to Godzilla vs Kong & has plenty of chaos & destruction throughout and excellent special effects

8/10

Transporter 2 (2005)

Jason Statham is back for another high octane martial arts and advanced driving thrill ride as hard as nails Frank Martin. This time he takes a job as a chauffeur and bodyguard to a politician's son but must use his considerable skills to rescue the boy from a drug cartel whilst battling to retrieve an antidote for a deadly virus. The plot is weaker than the first outing but the stunts are more exciting, so it's a movie you can just enjoy without having to think too much about the story. Plus it features a great soundtrack and an uber-sexy, trigger-happy henchwoman. Good fun for a couple of hours. 7/10.

Scoop.

I watched Scoop on Netflix, which was how the BBC obtained the interview with Prince Andrew.

I loved Gillian Anderson's take on Emily Maitlas, cool, calm and sexy.
And Billie Piper, I've never got over her stupidity in marrying Chris Evans (the presentor not the actor). But in Scoop she was really good, I never knew how talented that she is.

But I could have done without the scene with a naked rear of Andrew.