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This was my experience as well. A great idea that loses confidence in itself. The remake has Mackenzie Davis in it so I have to watch it.

Digger I went to see this for Tom and Tom only because Inarritu is such a boring director. The performances make it somewhat bearable (John Goodman is brilliant, too) but it's Inarritu's usual over-indulgent, pretentious bullshit otherwise. Cruise is fantastic - the monologue scene one of the best of his career. He deserved it to be in something that people will want to see. Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom The Aardman lads never miss. Very funny as ever. Never stop making these. Faces of Death Probably the disappointment of the year. Goldhaber's first two films (Cam and How to Blow Up a Pipeline) were superb. This is absolute shite. Are you telling us social media is bad? Why didn't someone tell us sooner! Barbie Ferreira innocent, Dacre Montgomery guilty of all charges. Mother of Flies The Adams family keep making these fun low budget folk horror films and I hope one day a company steps in and gives them a few million dollars to make something. They deserve it. Not their best but still a good time. MadS Mental French 'one shot' take on the zombie film. Starts enjoyable, gets progressively more insane as it goes on. Had a great time with this considering I expected it to be a drug bore film. The Get Out Russell Crowe's lazy era is running out of steam. This was fucking shit. Cure Ari Aster said this might be the greatest film ever made and he's an idiot but he might have been right for once. The benchmark for all serial killer films. A masterpiece.

It was but the 'filling in' projects around the centre of Manchester have all been more or less the same. All the blocks of flats springing up alongside the tram line between Deansgate and Salford Quays aren't affordable housing either. So by no means should the finger be pointed at City's owners solely - all of the development of the city centre has been of the same sort of make-up, and I know that's obviously not exclusive to Manchester.

I've been playing Katana Zero. I haven't fully got into it as yet but it is good and reminds me of a cross between Mark of the Ninja and Hotline Miami. I'm sure it will click at some point as I loved those two.

Yes, all this. If you're going to sportwash then you don't do it by building affordable housing and public schools. Might attract the wrong sorts! You build a bunch of stuff to attract the middle and upper classes to the area. Their kind of people. Genuinely funny to see people talking up how much they've done for the city of Manchester. I guess that means the project has worked, then.

They haven't really got any choice but to issue a statement like that. They're sticking to their guns. They haven't really got anything left to lose and they're clinging on to the faith of those City fans who either don't give a shit (there are a lot) or who believe the club's done no wrong. If they were to come out and say "Yes, we accept the verdict and the report" then it could speed up the sanctions against them. This way they're delaying what seems to be the inevitable. I was going to say it's a shame there doesn't seem to be any City fans on here anymore but then I realised that nobody really wants a TapOut Tapes return.

My natural default is to think like you and that they'll get away with or it'll be a slap on the wrist etc. Then I read the report. There's just no way they are not hit by a very large punishment. If they weren't, then all the other teams affected by what they did won't stand for it at all and let it pass. It's all far bigger than I think anybody realistically expected and we haven't even started on individual and club claims yet, potential criminal investigations, and the probability that UEFA are going to sanction them too. A couple of years transfer ban and a suspended fine isn't going to happen here. What I'm looking forward to is watching what self-denial front City are going to put up when everyone returns from the international break and surrounding the Liverpool game. Their fans' behaviour is definitely going to be hilariously pathetic. I can't wait.

Didn't hear a word that David Ornstein said about the Man City stuff on The Atlantic podcast because of Kate Mason.

The Premier League murders them in that statement. Like, fucking hell. There really is a good chance they could be fucked. I love they timed this for the international break, too, so we actually have something to keep us entertained. This is great, this is all great.