It's worth it because of how much you love it.

ISDGI

Then again, I am not fond of crossword puzzles, they usually make me say a cross word.

Yeah, that is going to be terrible.

Written by the same person who wrote the screenplay for 50 Shades of Grey.

I stand by my assessment.

Of particular issue was James' insistence that the film preserve her original dialogue in its entirety, and threatening to boycott the film if the dialogue was rewritten.

Twitter reports from people who've seen it were all very positive.

Five stars from Empire

https://www.empireonline.com/movies/ave ... ar/review/

Somehow have to squeeze black panther in before then...

You might want to check your cinema times for next week. I'm having to do Black Panther this afternoon, as when IW is out tomorrow, they are stopping BP, today is the last day.

Dammit, I was all alone in the cinema again until a fat lady arrived and sat behind me.

Hi fat lady, in case you are reading over my shoulder!

Black Panther was another ok movie

What the piss, it was fantastic.

I agree, although I thought it a little odd that a film about Black Panther had so little Black Panther in it - the in-costume character, as well as T'Challa himself, almost seemed like a secondary character in his own movie.

I'll take that in return for An Antagonist Who's Ideas, Motivations, And Decisions Make Sense And Are Emotionally Engaging.

It's like the Amazon recommendation engine gone a little bit crazy. "Someone must like this specific thing. It might be you! So you should buy this other thing! It might be terrible. I have no idea! Buy it."

can you sum it up, so i don't have t watch it?

can you sum it up, so i don't have t watch it?

Bruce Willis is dead right from the start.

I reject that conclusion.

The study was based on averaging user scores. Are we to believe that the average is meaningfully representative of all viewers?

People are generally passive viewers. They like TV shows with no real consequences or complex themes, they need plot summaries at the start of each episode because they didn't pay attention last time around, and enjoy reality TV where it tells you what you're about to see, shows you something, then tells you what you just saw.

Obviously that's fine, if people just view stories as light entertainment for when they want to switch off, that's perfectly reasonable. But averaging their opinions with those of more the more engaged members of the audience is meaningless.