And not even the first time!
(apologies for screen orientation set to swashbuckling)
It’s been great having you, Conrad.
Tales of True Adventure for Rugged Men Not Unlike Yourself
And not even the first time!
(apologies for screen orientation set to swashbuckling)
It’s been great having you, Conrad.
I know, you’ve seen it, but here it is anyway.
I still need to finish Queen’s Gambit, but after this trailer I’m thinking of cancelling Netflix.
Seriously, what’s with the toga?
Squeeze plays the Ryman this summer. A certain bastard listened to Singles a billionty-twelve times in college, and probably should learn more of their back catalog before he attends.
Thank you Peel 1977 and Peel 1978.
When worlds collide: Kenneth, Triumph, meat purveyors.
Slap a bastard logo on it and off we go.
Frank Bonner, dead at 79.
God, I love this Canadian import.
Okay, I’ll tell you. According to Ars Technica …
Peter Jackson’s next six-hour epic is finally coming out this year—and in a first for the acclaimed director, the film will launch directly to a streaming service. It will also be broken up into episodes.
The Beatles: Get Back, an expansive documentary originally announced for a theatrical run this August, has had its release strategy tweaked. On Thursday, Jackson and Disney confirmed that the entire project will launch exclusively on Disney+ during this year’s American Thanksgiving holiday. Each third of the documentary will launch on the streaming service on November 25, 26, and 27. As of press time, Disney hasn’t said how the film will reach audiences outside of Disney+’s supported territories. Neither Jackson nor Disney clarified how the original theatrical run might have worked or whether the global pandemic forced anyone’s hand.