Last night.
London, England, UK
Meanwhile…
‘No Time To Die is startling, exotically self-aware, funny and confident, and perhaps most of all it is big: big action, big laughs, big stunts and however digitally it may have been contrived, and however wildly far-fetched, No Time To Die looks like it is taking place in the real world, a huge wide open space that we’re all longing for.’
No Time To Die – Review (Guardian)
Yesterday: The Book Of Daniel
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Huge marketing budget. No early reviews. It’s a turkey
Diddy – licensed to trill.
seems so unfortunately
I’ll always go to the negative reviews first to see what the craic is and it does get a kicking…Spectre II allegedly
I might wait until it ends up on the telly
Not convinced that colour suits him..
This celeb spectacle grand first cinema showing calls for a discussion about contemporary British Culture. How about a socio-psychological-theophilosophical-anthromasochist-archaeopolitical lowbrow aesthetic populist analysis in, say, not more than 200 words due to the abbreviated attention span of jaded internet surfers?