I seen like 40 films or something in the cinema last year. Marty Surpreme which didn't get a wide release till a couple weeks ago was probably better than all of them.

It has a very cult classic memorable (everyone  in a decade will know the film) type. Not saying it's a masterpiece, but it is very enjoyable.

Disliked the Nosteratu remake. Very bland generic remake of Bram Stoker's Dracula (which it originally was supposed to be apparently). Good cinematography, but not alot of depth.

On Stranger Things. I liked the show originally, however really disliked the final season.

Definitely liked Poor Things, but honestly Buogina that also has Emma Stone in it from last year was better. One of my favorite films from last year.

As for for some of the earlier complaints in the thread about modern films. I honestly just think that people aren't looking for the right stuff. Cinema is very much alive, you just have to stop looking for the popcorn flicks and the marketing.

Western Europe thinks Trumps serious about anexing Greenland.

If they didn't Starmer would say nothing and sit on fence.

UK foreign policy of both major parties has generally been to fall in line with the Americans on whatever historically or sit on the fence/say nothing, including on whatever the Israelis do. This time everyone from all political sides are calling the Greenland thing black mail.

If Greenland is annexed 2026, it'll probably be an attempt at Canada in 2027.

I just don't get why there isn't more political opposition to it in the us.

The son has been offically charged.

It matters cause the current us president got his followers to attack murder victims and tried to make it about himself.