I think Farrell suffered a similar sort of thing as Brad Pitt did in the 90s in that he’s super attractive…oh and he was in that bad Daredevil movie. Aside from that I can’t remember him ever being the reason a movie was bad, and whenever I see him he’s absolutely fantastic.

Big Fish was one of the first movies I watched when I started really paying attention to what I was watching. And to this day it remains one of my favourites. Sleepy Hollow doesn’t get enough love either. Stellar cast.

I’ve only seen one or two WSL games on TV but I’m always happy to see more sport content on Lemmy so good luck.

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I feel like this is the exact sort of thing that would do incredibly well on Netflix. Cheap to produce, has a household name attached to it, is a sequel to a much loved ‘classic’ and doesn’t require much from the viewer.

Unfortunately my partner has no interest in films, let alone films from the 50s. I’d love to show her Rear Window, 12 Angry Men, North by Northwest and Rope but she’d be asleep before I got the Blu-ray in the drive…if you will.

I googled ‘60s films’ and that was listed as 60 so I went with it, if it’s not then sorry.

Would appear I have nothing to offer…but if you want films from the late fifties then I’ve got a huge list 🤣

Vertigo immediately jumps to mind. I don’t think it’s Hitchcocks best work, but it’s still a classic for a reason.

For a moment I thought this was going to be a spin-off story about the whale who suddenly popped into existence in Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy. Unfortunately not.

Apologies. I woke up in a bit of a mood and went online (my first mistake). Figured you were making a dig at the BoW episode from GoT.

My bad.

The first season was actually significantly more vibrant and colourful than that one specific episode of another show you’re referencing.

Two months free baby!

I found Lasso season three to be a pretty sizable drop in quality from what came before. Season two was arguably one of the seasons of comedic TV I’ve ever seen and three, well it didn’t come close to those highs.

Loved BSG back in the day so I could definitely go for more of that.

Big fan of those books so I’ll definitely put this at the top of my list. Seems like a pretty fantastic cast as well.

Never worked in an office, nor was I old enough to be working when this came out but heck, it’s still super relevant.

Yes I’d prefer to stay away from the news side of the industry because I can find that stuff to be exhausting at times.

Ideally LTAG will flourish into a place to talk about what you’re playing, dissect the latest video from your favourite content creator or post some really cool art from an old magazine you’ve just found in the loft.

No one has any idea what they’re doing.

I’m 35. I’ve got two kids. I make it up as I go along. There’s no plan, no blueprint. There’s just the day to day crap that life has for us all. I wake up, I go to work and my only real aim is to get home to my kids and partner.

I’ve got to be honest, I thought the Dead Space remake was a significantly more impressive return than the RE4 one.

With regards to Mastodon, there’s no algorithm. So you’ll need to be using the hashtag search function to really find the sort of people you’re interested in communicating with.