The martial arts scenes in It’s A Wonderful Life were a key influence on The Matrix
06.03.2026 19:35
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The martial arts scenes in It’s A Wonderful Life were a key influence on The Matrix
For Glasgow Film Festival I filmed and put together @markdonaldson.bsky.social’s interview with documentary maker Felipe Bustos Sierra about telling the story of Kenmure Street, why it’s an important story to keep alive and how Americans have reacted to it
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Join @markdonaldson.bsky.social & Ben Verth from @onthetimelash.bsky.social
as we put Series 8 (Capaldi), Season 8 (Pertwee) and the Matt Smith specials under the microscope!
Will we love Delgado & Gomez? And who’s getting booted?
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Kristi Noem’s first day as Special Envoy for the Shield of the Americas
Really enjoying Stuart MacBride's irreverent and foul mouthed tribute to Agatha Christie and M.C. Beaton this evening.
No Starfleet Academy essay this week cos of other commitments but, boy oh boy was that a very silly cliffhanger! I'll do the doubler next Friday
Ben and Nathan McQuaid said they pitched Welcome to G-Town as if Bill Forsyth directed Bad Taste and they delivered! More from the twin brothers directing duo here, questions by me, editing by @wretchedmorgan.bsky.social
A clickbait headline which reads "Film icon looks unrecognisable at 77 in rare sighting" over a picture of Star Trek's Brent Spiner
Ah yes, the famously reclusive Star Trek actor and podcaster, Brent Spiner
Chatted to George MacKay, Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard all about Broken English, their new hybrid documentary about the life and work of Marianne Faithful.
Greg Davies: Walked out of the underworld. Didn't look back once. Job done!
Orpheus: Thanks
Alex Horne: We did want to show you one more clip of when he came out...
fuck, I’m sorry, I can’t compete with this
How great to chat to Alice Winocour about fashion and the fragility of life on the GFF red carpet for Couture the other night...
I'm trapped and under attack in Dubai - while back home in Chichester my daughters are furious, the labradoodles are sick and, worst of all, I left my Mounjaro pen in the fridge
new iconic meme format just dropped
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Making my child dress as Richard Osman for World Book Day
world-altering decisions are being made by a cabal of gambling addicts hell bent on self enrichment no matter the cost to humanity, we should look into that.
Jayme Lawson from Sinners hit the nail on the head and said how I felt with the whole BAFTAs situation.
The entire millennial identity is being prepared and groomed for a version of the world that stopped existing by the time we reached it
we slammed into a horizon painted on a brick wall like fucking looney tunes
I've got such affection for it. Went through a proper meltdown a few years back, thought I'd fucked everything career wise, and all I could focus on was a Star Trek: Voyager watchthrough. I've told Amy to do a welfare check if she ever sees this guy on our telly.
I think it's important to take a step back, and really think hard about how this is what the architect of the Iran War and assassination of its Supreme Leader was doing with his time only 12 years ago:
Concept art for a Mr Spock alarm clock
TRUMP: We’re touching the stove, folks. We’re touching it like never before. They’re saying the stove is too “hot” but we don’t believe them do we
DIPSHIT BOAT OWNER IN CROWD (BARELY AUDIBLE): Hell no!
SHOULD.A
WOULD.A
COULD.A
I lost my earbuds somewhere in Glasgow yesterday, so I can't listen to this. But YOU can. You can and you SHOULD.A
The first episode of Too Hot For TV is out today. Me and @michaelmills.bsky.social discuss the audio adaptation of William Gibson's unmade alien 3 script and the comic crossover Aliens / Vampirella by Corinna Bechko.
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#alien #vampirella #avp #aliens #alien3
While I have a few reservations about the hows and the whys, I'm not ashamed to admit that Robert Picardo and Kerrice Brooks tickled my tear ducts in this week's Star Trek: Starfleet Academy...
“It took a bit, but then the gasp of realization: They were looking at “Gugusse and the Automaton,” a long-lost film by the iconic French filmmaker George Méliès at his Star Film company. The 45-second film, made around 1897…”
Series 8 of The Polis Box Live has been won by you, the viewers! As a result, *you* get to choose where we go next for Series 9! Will it be Classic or New? Details on how to cast your vote are in the post below!
The press has got hold of it! Yes we’re making a #bbcghosts movie.
On the Timelash returns in May, but if you want to hear Ben and I chat Doctor Who before then, we had a few tinnies on Rod's bus!
