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I may love snow, doesn’t mean I can’t have fun with it at the same time.

Meanwhile, in Geordieland:

I’ve finally watched all the nominees for the Best Picture Oscar this year.  Here’s my capsule review of the films I didn’t review before:

Call Me by Your Name: This is a very lovely, very sweet little film.  It’s also utterly unmemorable.

Darkest Hour: Wasn’t a fan.  It’s really not as good as it thinks it is, and there’s some very odd cinematography choices.

Dunkirk: Every great filmmaker has a war film and this is Nolans.  Fantastic, but the structure can get a bit confusing.

Phantom Thread: Good, but not great.  Being a Paul Thomas Anderson film, that still means it’s better than a lot of other films, but it’s about in the middle of his filmography.

The Post: No.  Just, no.  Not a fan.  I didn’t really know what was happening a lot of the time, the rest of the time I didn’t much care.  Thinks it’s more important that it is.  If it wasn’t Spielberg, it likely wouldn’t be on this list.

I’ll give my predictions about awards later, when I’ve watched the rest of the films nominated for other awards.

I’m thinking of dying my hair again.  If I can find a applicator bottle, I’ll probably go green finally.

Theresa May is prattling on about what she wants for us leaving the EU (which still shouldn’t be happening).  I wonder how long it’ll take the EU to shoot her down this time?

I’m hoping that the Diary Master/the engineering department gets us the ability to sort friends list by latest entry soon.  It’s a bit annoying trying to remember which entries I’ve already read so i can read the new stuff.

Payday tomorrow.  Yay!

Will