Probably a script that Liam rejected? It was ok - but we know how these movies pan out don't we? The clue is definitely in the title.

**GREAT** movie. French Farce on a fast moving train, channeling Quentin Tarantino (with more humor and not quite as much violence) and Guy Ritchie ... directed by David Leitch - who according to IMDB is a producer, director, actor, stunt performer AND coordinator ... with John Wick, Hobbs and Shaw and Deadpool2 (which MIGHT explain a 2 second cameo by Ryan Reynolds) in his 'canon'.

Not my choice to watch - but watch I did. Yeah ... no.

Alright. Not great.

I know that there are only 7 stories in the world. My question is why is this the one that keeps getting told - and then badly. In fairness, I got to the end, so it wasn't a total dud, but if you want to watch this story sometime, choose a different movie.

Sly, Liam, Bruce, Gerard, Dwayne et al … meet Bob. Loved it.

Probably one of those times where the film could never live up to the expectations … and yes it’s taken me 15 years to watch it! It was ok .. but for me the best part was the dance on the station platform at the end!

Totally unexpected delightful movie.

Yeah ... No.

Appalling sound quality just the start.

So so so very good.

It is what it is - it was what it was - a 'free' movie on Netflix

Quite simply one of my favorite movies of all time.

I'm a sucker for Batman. Not the best and so DARK ... not the storyline, the cinematography. At times just watching a black screen. Probably more a commentary on the TV than the movie, but still... 

I guess if they are trying to get us back to the movie houses... It makes sense?

Having watched ‘round 1’ … I knew what to expect and I wasn’t disappointed.

Fun. What you’d expect.

It is what you might expect from a movie with Jason and Jet - and nothing wrong with that.

One of those multiverse movies that isn’t your usual. Well worth a watch. No disappointment.

Let’s watch The Gray Man I suggested. We did, both of us looking at the arch other throughout .. the story seemed familiar. And then it didn’t. And then it did. We watched to the end. It was familiar because we’d watched it already. Just didn’t remember. And now … the following morning. Here we are again. Still not knowing what it was about.

Well named.