Paul Anderson

Absolutely THE FUNNIEST TV comedy EVER. Anyone who doesn't get BBT ....I really don't want to know you. I literally ROAR with laughter when I watch this show. Packed full of hilarious characters. My favourite of course is Dr Sheldon Cooper. Closely followed by Howard 'Fruitloops' Wolowitz.

I loved this movie. OK its bubble gum for the brain, and it isn't going to bother the Academy Awards people. But heck! ...it's an easy hour and a half with a good number of chuckles thrown in. All the tight-a$$ comments saying its painful to watch and they fell asleep watching it... get over yourselves ffs. Its not Citizen Kane. And you're not Barry Norman. Grab the pop-corn. Sit back in your comfiest chair. And enjoy this movie. I did. 😀

Instantly this has become one of my all time favourite TV shows. It effortlessly combines gentle, tender hearted humour, with interesting, engaging character arcs, crude sub-plots, and vulgar language. The casting is impeccable. Ron Livingston is a delight, and plays the titular character with a genuine warmth and humanity. He's the sort of guy you wish you had living in the same block as you. I found myself cheering for him at every turn, even though he was being an a-hole. Why this series wasn't more successful is beyond me. Truly a hidden gem.

Carlyle is the walking talking definition of a ham actor. Everything he does, every line he utters is SO INTENSE!! The guy has no nuance or volume control at all. That's never more obvious than in this miniseries. He really needs to take it down a notch. Less is more, Bobby. PS. He was in the same class at school as Jimmy 'Communards' Somerville.

An absolute gem of a show. Note perfect performances from all concerned. A lovely warm feelgood vibe. Superbly directed with glorious cinematography throughout. And a lovely title theme song too. I will watch this many many times in the years to come.

A fabulous movie. Farrell and Gleason are brilliant and perfectly cast as bumbling hitmen in hiding after a job goes wrong. The various subplots add layers of humour and pathos to a lovely ensemble piece, with the real star of the film being the city of Bruge itself. Highly recommended.

A curious movie this. Nothing less than highly watchable, but..... As engaging at Brad Pitt is in the lead role, I think that he was mis-cast. The role calls for an older, more grizzled look and feel. Pitt is a very fine actor, but I don't feel he was the right guy to play Gen McMahon. The cinematography is excellent. The tone of the film (the futility of war - esp in a country that has seen numerous empires fail to succeed there) is captured superbly throughout. Overall 7/10

Thought this was a poorly delivered version of what could have been a great movie. It didn't know what it wanted to be. It lacked focus. The whole racial tensions/ race riots backdrop were wholly unnecessary. They added nothing to the storyline. Seeing younger versions of beloved Sopranos characters was fun - with Sil being a particular highlight. But overall, this was a hugely disappointing effort.

I'm not usually a fan of Guy Ritchie movies, but I LOVED The Gentleman. Hugh Grant is a revelation - his superb performance is an utter delight to watch. Totally stole the movie for me.

When I was 7 or 8 years old, on my walk to school one morning, my older brother and I witnessed a serious car crash. Two cars, one a post office van, collided head-on. To two small boys, that was a shocking thing to witness. It was terrible. Truly terrible. But not nearly as terrible as this movie.