Andrew Bennett

I was recommended to watch this by someone in my workplace on our LGBT+ network - and they were absolutely spot on in doing so! The film premise, while fairly formulaic in terms of plot, is very well thought-out, and the animation is of a style not often seen; I have seen similar styles in survival-epic The Long Dark and it is translated well in this film. The casting is perfect, Moretz in particular seeming to relish the opportunity of organised chaos, and the characters able to portray more with a soft-spoken line than any Pulitzer-level writer could in a paragraph. It won't be for everyone, but overall it is unashamed anarchy, humour and entertainment. Well worth a watch!

The last few iterations of this game have been utterly awful (and I've been playing them since the early 90s on the Mega Drive) - as much as EA deny the game is scripted it is painfully obvious it is. The defending in the previous game meant less clean sheets than a 0-star hotel. Not much has changed in this version (which I borrowed to see if it was worth buying). In FIFA 22 my most frequent career mode score was 4-3. Seems to be largely the same in this version. I am beyond happy that FIFA have yanked the licence from EA - if even a notoriously corrupt and shady organisation thinks you are too much of an embarrassment to be associated with, you're really doing something wrong. Looking forward to football games that aren't blatantly scripted cash-cows and actually enjoyable to play. Let;s be honest, they can't get worse...