You will be watching Burnt next
And enjoying it.
Which is worse.
What is Burnt?
My Missus is in my bad books. She casually asked if I would like to watch âFireflyâ, to which I replied âOf course I fucking do lets get it on right nowâ. I sat back ready to enjoy Nathan Fillion at his finest and Jewel Staite in her most resplendent and was abruptly confronted with âFirefly Laneâ.
Iâm not sure I can ever trust again 
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In bloke speak.
Bradley Cooper impersonating Gordon Ramsay.
But annoyingly I enjoyed it.
Came out under the A Star is Born hype.
Great cast. Good kitchen shit story
Netflix
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After rumbles of sequels/reboots seems Josh W is now persona non grata. #metoo
So ainât happening
Yes, but Sarah Chalke.
Yes but I was in a Jewel Staite of anticipation.
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Yes, but Sienna Miller & Alicja Wikander & COOKING.
Hell, even Emma Thompson!
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Not so much my recommendation but I am looking forward to watching itâŚ
It ticks a lot of boxes for me from Mark Kermodeâs description.
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We have a movie thread!
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WandaVision continues to be the best show Iâm currently watching on a streaming platform. I wonât spoil too much of what goes on this episode, but it amused and shocked in equal measure.
What I do want to remark on is the early promise of Disney+'s original output. So far, weâve had The Mandalorian and WandaVision. If these are indicative of what it to come, then I welcome our corporate cultural overlords.
In both cases, theyâve had a (no pun intended) vision of what they wanted to do and have executed wonderfully. Of the two shows, WandaVision was definitely the bigger gamble because despite the sitcom framework, there was no real template for it on-screen.
All The Mandalorian has to do was capture the space Western feel of the early Star Wars movies.
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There are a few articles out there talking about how the Mandalorian directors used huge micro led walls of TV screen showing live video footage in favour of the traditional green screen approach as used in the Marvel movies for example. The benefit being that the actors are far better able to understand and react to their surroundings. I havenât rewatched it since learning this but I have been wondering whether this was strongly appreciated subconsciously and a contributing factor to the likeability of the series.
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Yeah I was aware of this, funnily enough.
That tech will be in the home within 20 years, if not a lot sooner. Can imagine some rich bastards having it already, perhaps purpose-building a house to do so.
If you want to see the difference, itâs probably worth watching the prequels again.
RedLetterMedia took the piss out of them for a scene in RoTS, during the scene where they all find out Palpatine is the Sith Lord.
They all just slowly amble off, not having any sense of where they are. When they should have been pelting it.
Iâd love that in my house, a Volume for a true 3d movie, no need to go to the nearest iMax
They also used the tech during some scenes in Disco S3 inc the farewell to Michelle Yeoh.
Seems funky but also pretty small scale atm their system was circular & a bit smaller than a kiddies fairground ride from the article I read.
Promising stuff though
For just one fleeting moment there was a Stranger Things vibe
We move to the Endgame and should go back to the Capeshit Thread
Bohemian Rhapsody has just landed on Prime 
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And the Elton John biopic Rocketman