I think Mrs C_S and YoungAdult#1 were watching this while laid up on the sofas while flashing their Covid status on their mobiles
( YoungAdult#2 sweating it out in bed - not feeling good - me? Absofuckingloutely fine - well - relatively speaking, being able to cook and bottle-wash 
)
Anyway, they werenāt too impressed.
Whoaā¦
Kirsten Wiig.
That is all.
For now.
Have you found WW84?
About an hour in. Love it!
And Kirsten.
Love how they Nick an Egyptian Taxi. Details Exactly right in every way.
WW84 is a darned good movie.
Coming to UK 13th Jan or all ddmodgy streaming sites now
Iāve just read the IMDB reviews, after watching the first 20 minutes or so of the film, to say their feelings about the movie donāt match yours would be an understatementā¦
This is true 
Iām a bit conflicted now.
As @pap rightly says me & @Polski_Filip will enjoy any old shit. Is it really going to be too shit even for me to watch???
Mrs P_F loved it. Meant no guests round for a change.
Ergo.
Darned good film.
Review? Itās kind of a slick remake of a corny 80s show that retains its corniness.
Next up must be Nightrider the Movie remake
Godās death man!! Thatās something that should never have seen the light of day. Even the original should have been drowned at birthā¦ 
Blasphemer! 
And how the feck do they get the car out of the appartment, in the lift?
Big fan of Knight Rider. I thought it was ace as a child. I know itās shit as an adult, but what glorious shit.
My favourite episodes are those that feature Hasselhoff playing the evil version of himself or any other kind of super vehicle, say KARR or Goliath.
This has got both.
What a ridiculous question, I refuse to answer.
George Michael was an inspired choice for Evil Michael Knight.
So, after watching the movie myself I think that IMDB reviews are way off of the mark, itās a good popcorn movie with potholes you could drive a tank through but, overall, itās not that bad.
I wonder if people are paid to write bad IMDB reviews like they are for good Amazon reviews??
Plot-holes really shouldnāt exist in fiction.
This is something that the writers should have complete control over. I think itās the result of just making stuff to a budget. Either not enough time to shake ideas down, or not able to film the scenes that would have made sense of something.
Theyāre not as commonplace in books.
Seems the fault lies with the studio not the writers/makers.
They barged in demanding changes & so 3rd Act is kind of messy.
But it is a perfect Sunday afternoon movie not every film needs to have an utterly Evil bad guy, (are you listening Star Trek Kelvin?) makes a change for them to be āmisledā in that direction by forces they cant control/were unaware of.
