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It is very unfortunate. But we have to be realistic. I’d predict 1000+ deaths a day again within 3 weeks in the UK. Which is a sorry situation. Just the idea of a film with a premier in 16 weeks is beyond fanciful. But ours government is adept at…
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Unfortunately eon Really have a franchise changing loss on their hands. It is impossible to make significant profit on a $260 million investment that requires tens of millions of people around the globe to go to a public place and sit with strangers…
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Shirley you can’t be serious?
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Did this over lockdown. There’s a few Easter eggs hidden in the clockface. One obvious - one less so. Prizes for every correct guess 😉
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Yes I really like this series but episode two didn’t bring much to the table. Interesting to see and find out about the empire/republic post Jedi though
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Looking at last year’s data it would make sense really to do an early summer release. April we will be coming out of an apocalyptic winter of deaths and infections. It will still be wet and cold (in northern climes), people will be not confident …
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Regarding a tribute I would think there will be a little line at the end, as per Cubby broccoli. Something unsentimental - just a simple “In loving memory of Sean and Roger”
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Has anyone seen The Hill? That’s a great film from memory
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Dying in your sleep peacefully surrounded by family in your house in the Bahamas aged 90. I think we'd all take that. Thanks for the memories.
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j_w_pepper wrote: » CommanderRoss wrote: » Still, this all is nothing compared to the black death. Well, that's a relief. Ive been doing a bit of reading (who hasn’t!) about the Black Death. It’s quite fascinating the long term…
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NickTwentyTwo wrote: » It's not about kids dying of it. It's about kids catching it, spreading it to each other, teachers, parents, grandparents, other vulnerable people. I understand all that. But Schools are not the sole risk. Not nearly …
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echo wrote: » Matt007 wrote: » Jan1985 wrote: » Matt007 wrote: » Schools are really more important than opera houses though Does the virus make a difference between important and not important? And yes. Of course schools are …
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I bought an oculus quest 2 last week. Im not a serious gamer, but I wanted an escape from working, eating, sleeping, living.....etc. in the house over the last 6 months and the foreseeable future. I have to say, its like magic. Absolutely incredi…
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Jan1985 wrote: » Matt007 wrote: » Schools are really more important than opera houses though Does the virus make a difference between important and not important? And yes. Of course schools are important. But as there are no known i…
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MakeshiftPython wrote: » Matt007 wrote: » Schools are really more important than opera houses though "but... the arts!!!" In fairness I am a designer, and value the arts above many things, but during a pandemic there are prioriti…
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Schools are really more important than opera houses though
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matt_u wrote: » At this point I just want to see it, so I don’t care if it’s on a big IMAX screen or my TV. I’m starting to believe 2021 will be doomed as well, from the perspective of a very good box office run. Perhaps an hybrid solution will fi…
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I think we should all forget April. Never going to happen. I can’t see the numbers other side of winter being near where they were even this August so the market just isn’t going to exist. The pattern is clear. Politicians are understandably not …
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CraigMooreOHMSS wrote: » Well, unfortunately today I received a positive result from my test the other day. Symptoms are mild thankfully; no serious respiratory issues but a lot of fatigue and pain the last while, along with a lack of sense of tas…
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Ill never understand why people view their own favoured political leaders as infallible. Politics isnt like supporting a football team. You don't stick with them through thick and thin - you hold each and every decision made, up to some kind of s…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » Matt007 wrote: » Thunderfinger wrote: » Why do you accept house arrest, and that people tell you how many you can invite into your own home? You are of course free to accept whatever you like, but I would never let a…
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Thunderfinger wrote: » Why do you accept house arrest, and that people tell you how many you can invite into your own home? You are of course free to accept whatever you like, but I would never let anyone dictate anything of the kind to me. …
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+1 for the toilet break!! Especially as I am getting older.... I can live without strangers whooping and hollering at the slightest thing throughout a film. Particularly now we live at a time when there is almost an expectation to react out loud …
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