Craig Skinner

@brendonconnelly @Oog

100% agree. That level of destruction and use of scenery with this sort of level of complexity in choreography would be glorious youtu.be/MpyvXQw-27o?t=18

Fun episode! Which is the specific app you guys use for Times Up? You mentioned it a couple times but there are a few in app stores with similar names.

The Ticking World (from @brendonconnelly) was a fantastically written and engaging choose own adventure style story and The EXIT calendar was a really inventive escape room themed puzzle advent calendar. Can strongly recommend both and I hope we get another two next year.

We bought two advent calendars last year. Neither contained chocolate but both were absolutely fantastic. You can still buy both so I thought I'd recommend them now in case anyone wants to plan (very) ahead or maybe even just fancies doing them outside of Christmas.

Turns out you didn't make it up!

Er....

It was really good. Keep in mind that they don't last *that* long and they're quite big. I may have gone a little bit crazy, just for the two of us.

Chocolate Squidge Cake

Did you start an illegal war?

The plot is a more than a little formulaic and not particularly interesting but the action is frequently absolutely thrilling. Particularly the shanty town sequence, which is filled with inventive ideas.

Raging Fire was a pretty bittersweet watch. The last Benny Chan film and in many ways a film that feels like an old school HK action film struggling to exist in 2021. There's even a moment where Yen's character says to his team that maybe they should just get new jobs.

Thank you @RealStephens and @pippa_york for such a wonderful video.

It’s certainly lighter - there are deliberate comedic moments - which I think helped distract me from the 'serious stuff', that I really don’t think works. And didn’t in the previous films.