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I dunno. There were hints of social realism mixed in, the whole high school head/wanna graduate but not in his bed thing. Also, Michael Jackson drugged and raped kids, and some of his albums still sell well. And as my final defence m’lud: AC/DC took themselves a lot less seriously than most.

Bookmarking this baby!

Inject this comeuppance for a ghoul from the previous government who supported genocide, you know the one before the current genocide supporting government that's had two PMs but still bows to Israel, into my veins.

Update: it's not total shite, just not very good. Once Flo Pugh enters it does pick up a fair bit, unsurprisingly. But that opening episode? If it were any slower it'd be a photograph.

"I have just concluded a highly successful discussion with President Vladimir Putin, of Russia" Oh, *that* Vladimir Putin.

Check out the big brain on Jack!

>I think they are just reporting the news.....? I think you should try to think a little harder.

The Guardian are at it again. They're trying to do a Corbyn on Polanski. It might work, too.

Well, duh.

Yes. And by dint of what he is saying, he is in fact boosting the Zionist narrative. Look, he was good at writing about indie bands in the 90s. He's out of his depth with geopolitics.

Do you only reply to posts calling you brilliant? Your piece was brilliantly Zionist - howzat? You shoulda stuck to writing about music, dawg.

Zuckerberg is one of what, probably the top 50 most evil people currently alive. If you're going to tackle him you need to tackle him *hard*; this sort of wishy washy crap will only give him a boost. We all love Mikey M but they need to give her better roles. 2/2

Unable to comment on the site despite being logged in. Enjoyed Nick's entertaining, spiky review, but the film sounds symptomatic of the topic at hand. Aaron Sorkin could well be the most overrated writer in human history. Jeremy Strong's Method intensity is intensely annoying. 1/2

Wow. You - and The Guardian - are on the wrong side of history. Still straining every sinew for Labour, trying to do a Corbyn on Polanski. Shameful, despicable Zionism. There's a fair chance Polanski will last longer than the Guardian. I read the paper for decades, but I will dance on its grave.

Just shows the power of good acting. In that film he utterly convinces as this ineffectual kind of milquetoast who almost seems to like being under Ann Savage’s boot heels.

Could you explain this? Are you saying Israelis and Palestinians just want to get along, but nasty old Polanski is stirring up trouble?