Anyone watched Nope (movie on Netflix). My two neurons burned up rapidly so I had to turn to Reddit to get an explanation of what it all meant. The usual polarized comments in abundance Greatest film ever/worst film ever/genius indepth reflective thought-provoking/pretentious dross.
Just watching that new Mark Wahlberg movie on Prime called Arthur the King based on a true story it’s worth a watch good entertaining film.
I was channel hopping a couple of night’s a go and stumbled across Mad Max. I’d not watched it for decades and now won’t watch it for a few more decades, nobody in it can act.
The first one was ****e, acting about as good as Death Race 2000, and not much better than the worst of the worst, Battlefield Earth.
Started a series from 2020 called “ trying “ Really like this, funny as hell, it’s about firstly trying for a baby but when they find out they can’t do it naturally the only option is adopting. Watched just the first 2 episodes but highly recommended, 4 series all together with a 5th apparently in the pipeline.well worth a watch.
Just starting celeb race across the world and got to say there’s a couple of good reasons to watch it!!!!! Kelly brooks tits ****ing hell
if you're after something to watch with kids, I'm watching dragon prince, mystery of aravos with my 7 and 10 yo, both love it as does dad
Love dragon prince, started it with my grandson, he bailed out after 2 episodes, I’m made of tougher stuff lol.
Don’t be daft. It is about Scarbados. LOCALS have branded their seaside town a "filthy dump" as tents line the streets and tourists fear for their lives. The two golden sandy beaches of Scarborough, North Yorkshire, once saw the coastal resort voted best in the UK. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Sign up Your info will be used in accordance with our Privacy Policy please log in to view this image 8 The town is now a shadow of its former self, locals sayCredit: NB PRESS LTD please log in to view this image 8 The town centre has a number of empty unitsCredit: NB PRESS LTD please log in to view this image 8 Anti-social behaviour is also plaguing the areaCredit: NB PRESS LTD Thousands of visitors scrambled to the thriving seaside town ever summer, but now the area is a shadow of its former self, residents say. It was praised as one of the UK's top destinations by Time Out in 2023. However, disgruntled visitors thrashed its "general air of grubbiness" and warned other potential holidaymakers to "keep on driving" past. "The place needs a good clean up," the scathing review read on TripAdvisor. READ MORE please log in to view this image WASHED UP Our ‘horrific’ seaside town was dubbed WORST in UK - but critics have it wrong please log in to view this image SANDS GOOD Country's 'best-kept secret' is UK seaside town with sandy beach and waterpark Another harsh critic added: "The beach was dirty and the whole neighbouring area littered and filthy. "We last came here 15 years ago and it’s changed dramatically from a vibrant seaside town to nothing more than a ‘dump’." While the beaches and traditional shoreline donkey rides still attract the masses each summer, tourists have been urged to avoid cooling off in the sea. The Environment Agency previously warned people not to swim at Scarborough's South Bay after harmful bacteria linked to human sewage was found in the water. MOST READ IN THE SUN please log in to view this image RIDE HELL UK seaside horror as ride breaks down with terrified visitors stuck in air please log in to view this image LAST MOMENTS CCTV shows superyacht engulfed by storm as local says it 'vanished in 60 secs' please log in to view this image LOVING IT McDonald's new menu leaked and it includes a brand new item please log in to view this image LEGEND LOST Beloved BBC star who appeared in Dad's Army dies as emotional tributes pour in Earlier this summer, the level of E.coli bacteria in the sea at Scarborough South Bay spiked by nearly 7,000 percent and investigations are "ongoing". Fed up locals have slammed the steep decline of the coastal town. Play VideoWe live in UK's trendiest seaside town that's home to 'national treasure' beach lido - but NOBODY can swim in it Civil servant Vic Harris, 70, said: "You just have to look around you to see it. "There's nothing but vape shops, charity shops, budget shops and boarded up shops. It looks like a town in decline and that's just through neglect and a major lack of investment. "It's hard to think that this was once thought of as a great resort and things seem to have got worse. "There is a high level of violence, especially at weekends and there is also a real drug problem which you can see in the town centre and also recreational drug use at night. The amount of drug use in the town is crazy, that's in terms of what they call recreational drugs like cocaine but also with people becoming addicted Keeley HarrisLocal Resident "Antisocial behaviour is also a difficulty that people have unfortunately had to get used to." The situation has worsened to the extent a town hall meeting was called previously to address a "general feeling of being unsafe". please log in to view this image 8 Vic Harris says Scarborough has been declining for yearsCredit: NB PRESS LTD please log in to view this image 8 Boarded up shops in the town centreCredit: NB PRESS LTD please log in to view this image 8 Scarborough is home to two sandy beachesCredit: NB PRESS LTD The meeting was called by councillor Rich Maw, who claimed he was getting daily reports of public drinking, unruly behaviour, suspected drug abuse and intimidation. Locals have also complained of rowdy noise and the number of tents dotted around the town. The South Cliff area has been particularly rocked by the number of rough sleepers, some in threadbare tents, who hide themselves in bushes and other shelters. Care worker Keeley Harris, 22, said: "The amount of drug use in the town is crazy, that's in terms of what they call recreational drugs like cocaine but also with people becoming addicted. "It's a big problem here and I've seen it at first hand because I have had friends who have gone down that pipehole." THRIVING TOURIST SPOT Scarborough first rose to prominence as a holiday hot spot in the 17th century when Elizabeth Farrow discovered a stream of acidic water running down the cliff and into the sea in the South Bay. She found the water had healing qualities, working in the same way as stomach salts, before Dr Robert Wittie published a book about the spa waters in 1660. "Scarborough Spa" was subsequently born and the town became Britain's first seaside resort, eventually adding bathing machines in 1735. The Grand Hotel, which once hosted the likes of Sir Winston Churchill and The Beatles, was later built in 1876. But the hotel is a far cry from its hey day and has received a string of stinging TripAdvisor reviews. Meanwhile, North Yorkshire Police says it is working hard to combat crime and disorder in the town. A spokesman added: "North Yorkshire Police works collaboratively with North Yorkshire Council in Scarborough town to combat crime and disorder and to make it a safe space for residents, businesses and visitors alike. "The night-time economy is well-managed by licensed premises thanks to the collective efforts of Licensing departments within both the police and council working alongside the Scarborough Neighbourhood Policing Team. "We have a variety of operations in place around prevention and early intervention. These include Operation Vigilant which involves specialist behaviour detection techniques to identify those who pose harm to women and girls, and 'hotspot' policing patrols using intelligence to clamp down on anti-social behaviour. READ MORE SUN STORIES please log in to view this image CASH IN Thousands of households can get up to £500 in free cash or supermarket vouchers please log in to view this image FAME GAME Love Is Blind UK fans only just realising where they’ve seen Catherine on before "We also have Operation Culture focusing on street drinkers which is a significant concern in our community." North Yorkshire Council had not responded with a comment at the time of publication.
