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Now this is a movie I wouldn't mind seeing.

Netflix continues to roll out teasers for the series.

Whatever Marvel do, as long as it's handled well, I'll be the first in line to gawk at. I really hope Luke Cage is its own thing, though. All the Marvel/Netflix stuff has been set in Hell's Kitchen so far, and this takes place in Harlem. Hopefully that'll mix things up a bit and give it a different feel. Looking forward to seeing more.

I don't mind watching a kid's programme if it's entertaining. A good story is a good story, regardless of the presentation.

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Some of the songs you see on 'worst ever' lists are actually quite hard to dislike, albeit in a past-their-prime, slightly ironic kind of way. But 'We Built this City' is genuinely awful. If I could, I'd nominate it for worst ever music video too.

Iron Man regular Jon Favreau just signed up to reprise his role as Tony Stark's driver, Happy Hogan. Old Bobby D himself is already confirmed to appear which presumably points to the pair sharing screen time again. With Zendaya of course rumoured to be playing Mary-Jane, it looks like the cast is really starting to take shape.

Hard not to feel for Gladbach though. Last year they were placed in a group with Juventus, Sevilla and Man City. This year it's City again and Barca. Guardiola's record against them for Bayern was strangely poor, but still, what a tough break.

In all seriousness though, it's great to see the birthday list back.

@sarnic @modelknowledge I haven't thought about Lucia for years, happy to be reminded though.

Avengers: Infinity War Release Date: 4 May 2018 Directors: Anthony & Joe Russo Cast (Confirmed) Robert Downey Jr - Tony Stark / Iron Man Chris Evans - Steve Rogers / Captain America Chris Hemsworth - Thor Elizabeth Olsen - Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch Jeremy Renner - Clint Barton / Hawkeye Mark Ruffalo - Bruce Banner / Hulk Benedict Cumberbatch - Dr. Stephen Strange Paul Bettany - The Vision Sebastian Stan - Bucky Barnes / The Winter Soldier Chris Pratt - Peter Quill / Star Lord Zoe Saldana - Gamora Vin Diesel - Groot Dave Bautista - Drax Bradley Cooper - Rocket Samuel L. Jackson - Nick Fury Josh Brolin - Thanos Tom Hiddleston - Loki Benedict Wong - Wong Cast (Rumoured) Scarlett Johansson - Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow Brie Larson - Carol Danvers / Captain Marvel Karen Gillan - Nebula Pom Klementieff - Mantis Michael Rooker - Yondu Cobie Smulders - Maria Hill Tom Holland - Peter Parker / Spider-Man Paul Rudd - Scott Lang / Ant-Man Evangeline Lilly - Hope Van Dyne / Wasp Chadwick Boseman - T'Challa / Black Panther

I was quite interested to go at the time, but given Ridley Scott's output being somewhat less than impressive of late, I thought I'd hold off for a while. When I finally saw it, I kicked myself for not giving it a shot sooner. Loved the fact that it didn't need a pantomime villain or aliens or everything going hideously wrong to deliver something really gripping.

53rd New York Film Festival - The Martian Premiere at Alice Tully Hall in New York City September 2015

12th Annual CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards at Spring Studios, New York City February 2015

'Halt And Catch Fire' premiere, Hollywood May 2014

Mackenzie Davis (born April 1, 1987) is a Canadian actress. She made her film debut in Smashed, and later appeared in Breathe In, That Awkward Moment, and The F Word, for the latter of which she received a Canadian Screen Award nomination. She currently stars as computer programmer Cameron Howe in the TV series Halt and Catch Fire. Davis was born in Vancouver, British Columbia. She attended McGill University in Montreal, Quebec. She went on to study acting at the Neighborhood Playhouse in New York City, and was soon discovered by Drake Doremus for her acting debut in the feature film Breathe In. In 2015, she appeared in The Martian as NASA engineer Mindy Park. In June 2016, Davis was cast in an undisclosed role in the Blade Runner sequel.

Quite an intriguing set-up in Group B there, any one of Benfica, Napoli, Besiktas or Dynamo could conceivably end up topping it. Spurs, Arsenal and Leicester got off pretty lightly, but are all capable of screwing up at any given time. I see Chelsea managed to avoid all the big teams as well.

Honestly, the whole thing was tedious enough when Harry used to lean out of his Range Rover declaring that no deals would be done before making the inevitable signings of Niko Kranjcar and Peter Crouch, but some of the stuff on Wednesday really made me cringe. I've come to suspect that even Jim White realises what a load of old nonsense it is. These days, although he's aware that whipping himself into a frenzy over Halifax loaning somebody out to Forest Green is the only niche still available to him at Sky, you can almost see his eyes saying 'help me'.

What a pity Rubin Kazan can’t see the hand gestures I’m making at them right now. Sunderland seem to do transfer windows like we do Premier League seasons. Sack them off until it looks beyond us and then, when everyone has just about given up hope, we finally decide to show some urgency. There's no doubting that the squad has been left paper thin in some key areas, but I've no immediate plans to join the angry mob. In fact, I actually think we'll have the makings of a really strong side when everyone is fully fit, particularly with Kone (you can bog off as well, Everton) somehow still on board. The next four months will of course decide whether or not it's all been worthwhile, I'm just praying that we can scrape a few wins in the meantime, and that we've invested in enough cotton wool to keep Jermain Defoe wrapped up in until January.

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Honestly, as much as I wanted to take the reviewers to task this time, I'm inclined to agree with a lot of their criticisms, especially on the way it was structured. The rumours of Warners cutting two versions (only one under Ayer's control) and mashing them together were probably true, because most of it was incoherent and edited to within an inch of its life, almost to the point of removing any consistent pace or tone. The silver lining for me, although I hate that they followed Harley's New 52 origins (a big departure from her original backstory and a far inferior one), was that the cast all managed to be quite entertaining in their roles. I had a real sense that the majority of the characters would have been well worth watching in a different and much better movie. Overall, I suppose what I'm trying to say is that while the structure of characterisation and plot movement were pretty disastrous, the actors, for the most part, by bringing these cool characters to life, helped make the movie more fun than it really should have been. The critics haven't fully picked up on that because in focusing mostly on editing and direction, they probably didn't allow themselves to be swept up in it as much as the average cinema goer.

Congratulations my friend, keep 'em coming!

I'm sure this will find an audience regardless, but they'll be hard pressed to sustain the joke for a full feature. Perhaps expect a lot of kids to end up 'accidentally' seeing it due to substandard parenting.