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Still, the Raphael Varane-less Red Devils would’ve taken the point given the venue and an additional in-game injury to Lisandro Martinez. Locked at 1 after Marcus Rashford and Martin Odegaard traded first-half goals, Man United thought it had all three points when Alejandro Garnacho’s goal was reviewed and pulled back for offside.

I know that point won't be lost on such a great fan of The Breakfast Club The parallels are numerous.Declan Rice scored the most crucial of Arsenal’s two stoppage-time goals as the Gunners beat Manchester United 3-1 at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday. All this adds layers of meaning to Rebel that are pertinent to its story of young people trying to figure things out - my initial point. I don't think I'd want to talk about it otherwise. She appeared to make choices she could live with and her early performances suggest she was a young woman in control. I only talk about it at all because Wood went on to live a fairly stable life, her mysterious death notwithstanding. She wanted the role in Rebel and actively pursued it by turning up unannounced at Ray's home. By all accounts Natalie Wood was precocious, ambitious and willing, though obviously no minor can grant consent. It was a different time certainly and some practices were commonplace that we frown on today. I don't know any further details about Wood's mother and don't want to demonise her as such. There's the wider point that we're shocked by stories of Hollywood's underbelly probably because of the wholesome image it always tried to push on us in the 50s. I've read extracts from a book about Wood that has stood the tests so I've some faith that they're true. You're quite right to maintain scepticism. The sister was selling a book at the time, and neither party is still alive to confirm/deny it so I'm not sure if it's true or not.

Her sister made some pretty hefty allegations against another major star a few years ago. All in all, Evangelion ranks up there as one of my favourite animes ever, probably second only to the original Macross. The final film follows that pattern but pulls everything back together really well, and tbh, it has my preferred ending (you can now choose from 3, with the series, EoE and this).

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The Rebuild series has been somewhat up and down for me - I liked the first two well enough (the first film sticks strictly to the events of the series, the second is where it starts to deviate but only marginally), but the third film I didn't particularly care for, it veered too far off in its own direction for my liking. I have seen it before but thought it was probably a good idea to refresh my memory with the other three. I rewatched the first three ahead of the newly-released final film. We'll probably put this rewatch on hold now though until after Christmas.Īfter first watching the series in '96 and patiently picking up each VHS volume from HMV on release day, and then waiting for Death & Rebirth and End of Evangelion, and then finally these Rebuild movies, finally my Evangelion journey is complete. The first season in particular is quite strong, with a decent opening 2-parter, a really good mid-season 2 parter, and a brilliant season-spanning 3-parter. I probably prefer SG1 out of the two shows but SGA is still a damned fine sci-fi show and a more than worthy companion series to SG1. Having concluded our SG1 rewatch a few weeks ago we've now moved on to SGA.

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Always remember watching this one at school at Christmas - Our school had a huge lecture theatre and (for some reason) a cinema screen, so we always had a Christmas movie (this was as good as it got - I mean, RAIN MAN? At Christmas? For kids? )Ī fun film, and supposedly there's a new film on the Horizon (with even Rick Moranis coming out of retirement for it), however given the quality of everything that came after this film, I won't hold my breath. I have the US Disney blu-ray but it's on Disney+ in 4K with DV - looks very nice.