Alex Moss

A 99-year-old WW2 veteran says Britain’s worse now than when he fought for it, and Adil Ray actually asks, “What do you mean by that?” He means the country has lost its values. Outrageous disrespect. #WW2Veteran #AdilRay #RespectOurVeterans

This is how it should be done. Reminds me of the title card for The Thing which involved burning a bin bag!

The difference is you fucking mong, is that the club did this without the fans knowing, and took it down as soon as we found out. The fans didn’t decorate it. Your fans, clapped the away fans out of the ground 🤣🤣

@OnlyArsenalFeed @DeadlineDayLive

@DeadlineDayLive Who ever talks about Newcastle and football Even their own fans like thug moves and wwe tackles from “Joe” , Bruno G more than actual assists and goals and passes

🚨 A flop nobody is talking about... 👀

@TheCinesthetic Deep Rising.

Are there any movies that you absolutely wanted a sequel to but we never got?

@antmiddleton @BarristerSecret - please can you weigh in on the brainless idea of arming “yourselves as legally as you can”?

What are we waking up to every morning! If you can I would strongly recommend leaving the UK for the foreseeable future until safety, security & control is restored! If you can’t then please travel in big groups and arm yourselves as legally as you can. I will be knocking on some serious doors in London next week, rest assured! YOU ARE NOT SAFE IN YOUR OWN COUNTRY!

Would you be happier and feel safer if Ant Middleton was the Mayor of London?

Xhaka in his prime arguably surpasses any midfielder Newcastle have EVER had.

@RealDannyTommo “Guided by Jesus”? Where do you think Jesus came from? If he turned up in England you’d kick him out!

You can come for me. You can slam me. You can dig up my old addresses. You can try to ruin my business. I am not going anywhere. Guided by Jesus Christ, we WILL take this country back. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✝️ THE CALL IS COMING! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✝️

@SW_Fan10000 @MyTimeToShineH By “morons saying ‘no’” does that include the original cast? They’ve all moved on, maybe you should.

@MyTimeToShineH You’re gonna get a bunch of morons saying “no” but the truth is that yes, it could genuinely come back if Netflix acquires WBD

CRAZY. If this happens could the Snyderverse make a comeback?

@jamie_graham9 I have to go by distributor. Because certain labels are different sizes and I can’t have some sticking out while others are aligned.

My wife always says I should go alphabetical with my dvd/blu collection, and I insist my system by country, director & year is 👌. Sometimes I can’t find a film, but it works most of the time. And it pleases me. But now I can’t find my entire Michael Mann collection so I concede

@CinemaTweets1 Not sure you could describe The Hurt Locker as a political thriller! Military thriller, sure. Exercise in pure, nail biting tension, absolutely.

Point Break is Kathryn Bigelow at her best because the story here equals Bigelow’s filmmaking strengths. I’m not a fan of her political thrillers like The Hurt Locker, Zero Dark Thirty or her new film A House of Dynamite. But Point Break is the perfect display of her talent.

@shahidb @tobyasky “Horrified”? You okay?

@tobyasky I saw this and was horrified. How’s that not a red?!?

Joelinton should be getting a red card. A yellow or even a red for that tackle. Another yellow for the fights. Guess what, both himself and Kudus got SAME yellow card.

🚨 BREAKING In a shameless show of commitment to the cause, Newcastle and Grimsby are the only two clubs to have fielded full strength teams in this round of the EFL Cup, officially confirming that they, and only they, remember this competition exists. Both managers have been summoned to Lancaster Gate to explain their team selections to the committee Source @OptaJoe

Once again Emma Thompson proving to be an absolute goddess merely slumming it in our world. 🙌

@jamie_graham9 If only everyone and everything in life could see things this way Jamie. What a world that would be.

I think The Substance is wonderful. I also think John Carpenter is one of the greatest filmmakers and has earned the right to express his opinion

@mrnateathon @kevindtra @bobgoochman @THR Or Final Cut, which after Alien 3 he insists on. He’s making the films he wants to and his last film The Killer got a theatrical release so not sure what OP is whinging about. The issue is more with the “big” studios only green lighting cut and paste films.

@kevindtra @bobgoochman @THR Because no one else will give him the budgets he wants, sadly.

David Fincher will direct ‘A HOUSE OF DYNAMITE II: THE BIG BANG’ for Netflix Releasing November 2026. (via @THR)

@DannyManus You’re closing statement is exactly why it ends in such a smart way. Because the real life version is far more terrifying than anything they could have put on screen. And they know they’ve planted seeds in your mind to exactly that effect.

Long post ... I watched A House of Dynamite last night and Yes - what everyone has said about it, is true. The first 100 mins are pretty fantastic. Tense, emotional, suspenseful, engrossing... and then it absolutely falls apart in the last 15 mins or so in such a way that I was physically angry. Not because it was a waste of time but because there were so many better ways to end the film, both more tragic or more positive. And they copped out. Ending your film on a conversation starter doesnt work when it's a STREAMING film and 90% of folks watching are watching alone. But also, when your entire concept is a conversation STARTER, your final scenes need to be a conversation ender. They need to SAY something different than what your entire film has already been saying/asking. I was also incredibly disappointed in the casting of Idris Elba, who was, in fact, awful. Horrible. No idea what he was playing but it felt like a former athlete who got elected president -- except he couldn't play basketball either. And his accent was so inconsistent it was distracting. It's crazy that 4 of the film's lead American characters were played by Brits, Australians, and Swedes. Were there NO American actors who could play these roles?? The 2 characters we care about most we get no resolution for. Theyre gone before the 3rd "act". And while the concept & structure was VERY compelling, and the writing & directing up until the last 20 mins was enjoyable & tight, the ending might be unforgiveable. The last & possibly saddest take away is that it's a somewhat nostalgic film to the days where folks could believe that our govt & military WOULD be this smart, prepared, capable and morally bothered. But I cant picture anyone in the current admin even thinking twice & the thought of this scenario playing out right now IRL was far more frightening than the film. What did you think?

@TheCinesthetic The scene in Seven, in the car… John Doe argues with Mills… all the while Somerset sits there quietly realising he agrees with everything Doe believes in but attacks it from the opposite point of view. The entire theme of the film perfectly articulated in one gripping scene.

what scene do you consider a masterpiece?