Commander Jameson

A lot of that sounds like it was used, albeit toned down, for GoldenEye.

Disappointed that West Ham have not gone in for him.

This team.

Looks like I picked the wrong week to transfer my captain Salah out.

For us, yeah?

Die Hard (1988) Rooftop Cinema Camden If you looked up "perfect action film" in the dictionary, you'd see an entry for Die Hard (with "see also" entries for Hard Boiled, RoboCop and Predator). It's not just one of the best (if not the best) action film. It is also one of the best films full-stop; with a story that is finely crafted and pared-to-the-bone, characters, both main and secondary, that you care about and recognise, well-shot visceral action scenes that feel real and make you wince, a script that is endlessly quotable and an iconic music score. I've posted about my love for Die Hard in the dedicated thread, but I got the chance to see it on the big screen again last night. Front row seats. Blanket over my knees. Pizza in my hand. Girlfriend next to me enjoying it nearly as much as me. Even now, I was picking up on things that is never noticed despite watching the film so many times, like, when we see Karl with the chain wrapped around his neck for the first time, he's got his hand in between the chain and his neck. Or when Hans is talking about his love of models and the attention-to-detail, he's also taking about his plan. God. I bloody love bloody squibs. As good as any modern action films may be, without real bloody squibs, something just doesn't feel right. I've yet to see CGI blood look as good as that guy getting shot through the knees in the computer room. I love the tiny character touches; like Al Leong's henchman and his desire for sweets or McClane and his continual distractions by women. The story is so well-written, you are never left wondering why something happened (apart from one minor thing - where did Karl get his own gun from at the very end?). Every beat of the story makes complete sense. I can't do a review of Die Hard without mentioning, probably, the very best villain in action film history (although I do see Clarence Boddicker waving a gun in my direction); Hans Gruber, played by the late Alan Rickman. Witty, multi-faceted, clever; he was a world away from the traditional 80s action film bad guys that peppered Schwarzenegger's and Stallone's films. In conclusion, I LOVE Die Hard. 10/10

Here's the one for our Top 100 Films.

Still laughing about this. What a way to win a derby!

https://streamable.com/v5qme

Another World

Here you go.

This was an interesting read about the final episode and the dance. https://www.vulture.com/2018/11/its-always-sunny-mac-dance-season-13-finale.html

Those are great/insane! I've been looking for videos of TDM again. All my regular channels are posting Blackout videos which I don't find particularly interesting to watch. I'd like to see what the other team members are doing though in these; what their setups are and their protective tactics.

I liked Leaderboard on my Atari ST, but have fonder memories of Microprose Golf (aka David Leadbetter's Golf). The variety of control you had over your player was great and you actually felt like these small changes in stance actually made a difference to your shot.