Amanda Collings

Am not a football fan these days.I loved loved loved this I cried alot throughout at the special moments and laughed at the insanity of the British publics reaction to THAT World Cup.Hope he and Gary Neville still best buddies.My mum loved DB and its cos of her I even watched it.Shes not here anymore...and I could fall in love with the beautiful game again DB one of our greatest footballers ever.

I dint wanna spoil it but I roared my head off.

The last scenes of rhe marches with the Banners felt like a death march a tribute to something that was dead within Britain which started in 1984.The Miners were the backbone of this country and the film somehow serves as a reminder to me at least of a community who served this country, died for this country helped build this country.I was very moved by this film and what the traditional working classes endured and hiw they have been shat on for too many years from a great height.That community of solidarity is now a distant memory like Ye Old Oak Great piece of work by everyone involved.

I can remember loving gymnastics since watching Olga Korbut in 1972?? BUT after watching this documentary I feel the sport of gymnastics is a vehicle for abuse on all levels.Those young gymnasts were girls, they were not women.They were girls growing into women.A 15 year old female gymast is not a woman.She is a child in all senses of the word inexperienced in life.Her body immature,not fully developed.I somehow feel shame and guilt for having watched those child gymnasts perform and now seeing they had been before or after those performances (for our entertainment) abused by the team doctor.Yes I was abused in the past myself.

I really enjoyed this show.The lead actor reminded me of Guillermo Diaz and B613.I dint yet know how it's going to end but it brought to mind the film Angel Heart .The book was brilliant with a big twist at the end so am unsure of this is how Feedback will finish but I am really enjoying it Angel Heart us my next film to watch.I was going to give it a miss when I read the trailer for it but it was there after I completed another show so I just pressed play and really glad I did.European shows are just as entertaining as Americam ones and in my 20"s enjoyed European cinema,So this was a timely reminder,Its not all about Hollywood

I want coffee with the Red Pill.