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Thank you Peter

cracking analysis and so entertaining! thank you for penning and performing it!

The narrative from the left is that Thatcher closed down coal mining. The reality is that more coal miners lost their jobs and more coal mines were closed in the 11 years before Thatcher became PM than in the 11 years she was PM.

Enjoyed your review and hope this documentary gets the attention it deserves. My cousin is over from America, enjoys reading, so I'm giving her your new book. I'm sure she'll like it.

A beautifully crafted and very touching film that I'll shortly be watching for the third time. A very fine review Peter.

Abusive men absolutely exist! It’s a mindset! They’re playbook is the same: They try to convince their victim that they are justified in their brutality!They tell the victims it’s THEIR fault! They try to convince the victim they have no way out! Horrible Creatures!

Been pending ….will watch it soon

Seems to be a week of political films. Good to know that filmmakers are not losing their social conscience with all the despicable ways that those in power like to abuse it. Thanks, Peter, for bringing these to our attention.

We must have watched different movies because I thought this film was a total snooze fest. It's pretty and the actors turn in decent performances but the story just meanders along with no real direction. It's a two hour movie that feels like it's three hours long.

Sounds as though this film could do with being very widely seen. Sadly, I suspect in the current political climate it will be virtually unnoticed. Starmer isn’t interested in the Thatcher years and the abhorrent misuse of power against working class families and their societies. Starmer barely conceives of Society beyond Thatcher’s framing of it. He’d fit in marvelously with the Old Witch’s cabinet, full of denial and lies.

Green Border is brilliant

Another for the must-see list! Looking forward to it but not looking forward to it.

Peter your reviews are always from the heart…😊

A very eloquent summary of life in a motorcycle club that ironically rules your freedom!!

I'm planning on watching this soon. Thanks for the review Mr B

Looks great

Your reviews are articulate and consice. thanks

Thoroughly enjoyed your recent book( despite suffering a bout of acute urinary retention halfway through ). Loved the humour, the darkness and the unpredictable narratives. Very entertaining. Thank you Peter.

The movie was filmed in my county and I know someone who worked on it!

Based on your recommendation I watched the trailer which is quite beguiling. If it ever shows in my local flea pit it could prove interactive because the audience generally speaking resemble cryptids.

Peter, what is the point of the opening to your shows credits, of a punch up?

Bonkers.

Hello Peter, I remember the original Inside Out (2015), and Maya Hawke is far too gorgeous to voice the new emotion Anxiety and for some reason Anxiety looks like a Wallace and Gromit character.

It's a film made by a dreamer for those that desperately want meaning in the waste bin of their own dreams. Like all Western 'high art' that's lauded over - t's an unsuccessful experiment, in visiting the uncontrollable nocturnal realm of inexplicable anxiety, whilst fully awake. It is what decadent, bored minds will only ever recreate. Their own internal terror.

You like the original? It was back when Michael bay made great movies along with the rock .

Very unique and engaging film. Patience pays.

Wow, I really disagree with your review. I found the humour biting, the crude disintegration of the stormy party wonderfully operatic, and the three-act structure surprising and fresh.

sooooo its..... ok?

I enjoyed this for all the reasons you've set out. I think this is one I might want to own on blu-ray.

Sounds great!

I recently watched a RUclips show where movie actors select favourite films in a DVD store in Paris and this episode was Viggo Mortensen's turn. It struck me that I have never seen a film star exhibit less ego or more humility.

I bought your book! I am Spartacus etc...

SWFTTA, a Bradshaw acronym to applaud. LOL

Hello Peter, I saw Martin Lawrence in Big Momma's House (2000) opposite Paul Giamatti.

Is this about the history of the outlaws

Yay i can not wait for this this is going to be my favorite movie of this year

Lea and George looked as though they didn't really know what was going on. They took the money and ran though

Saw this yesterday, really liked it, looked it up because I liked Bottoms

Just back from seeing this. I really enjoyed it. For reasons I won't bore you with, I thought I was going to see a film made in the 1940's! I was a bit surprised by the langauge at the opening but only twigged my mistake when the modern music kicked in. I will seek out your book. For One Horible Moment is still one of the funniest things I have ever heard on the radio. Best wishes, Jif, Jif Mousse.

Thanks Mr B, looking forward to seeing the Beast, btw, thanks for reviewing The Small Back Room, just watched it today, great stuff!!

Peter Bradshaw, Amy Dawson is winning that Best Actress Oscar!! Get over it😢

I went through a powel pressburger phase in the early 1990’s but never saw this one… looks like a difficult but rewarding watch… well done to Peter for keeping these great movies alive… Black Narcisis was probably the most atmospheric movie I’ve ever seen

I worked in Pitsea and Harlow, both towns in Essex. Pitsea looked as if it had been beaten up and trashed a zillion times and makes similar estates in Northern Ireland look pristine in comparison. I won't be in Brentwood to see you read, I might die there.... I'll watch this movie because Lea Seydoux is not the average Bond girl, having said that she never sent me money, champagne or anything. I mean, that's so miserly!

Movie or film. Anchored in these initial words

I was this on TPTV recently too. Excellent film and review.

This looks intriguing, as does your book, which I ordered last night.

Very good job at saying the plot and nothing else! Great “film review”!

Great to see you reviewing an older film getting a rerelease. I don’t think I’ve noticed you doing this before. I saw this on TPTV a year or two back and thought it pretty good. I’d like to see it again, now.

I saw this a couple of days ago and am still thinking of it. My fellow audience members were perplexed and had expected a different type of movie.

Fine figure of a man Farrar