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Do you just have to accept the premise, or is there a decent explanation of how it came to be? I just can't imagine how such a curfew would be allowed to happen in "our" world.

Was tidying the garage at the weekend and came across my ex-rental VHS of this forgotten gem starring Teri Garr.

I can't believe they didn't end the trailer with a hint of

From Den of Geek. Originally the article twice misnamed the Austrian Oak as the Muscles from Brussels. The writer needs to be... terminated.

Aldis Hodge takes the baton from Morgan Freeman and Tyler Perry as Alex Cross. At least author James Patterson gets a credit in the trailer, even if he gets second billing.

Although changes have been made, won't the books provide a lot of the answers?

Spotify needs to improve the way they automatically crop the "About the artist" picture to fit their sidebar, as it can have unsuitable effects.

You need V3+ of ActiveInspire.

The Wild Robot (Cinema) A service robot is washed ashore on an isolated island and ends up as the mother to a goose and protector of the island's wildlife. Stunningly beautiful and quite moving, even for those of us leaning towards antinatalism (yes, I am aware of the irony given where I work). Well worth a look. Probably a bit scary for very little ones, and may go a bit over the heads of KS1. Was out on digital only 19 days after its US release, so presumably similar here - and they wonder why cinema attendances are dropping! Stuff for kids/schools on the website: https://www.universalpictures.co.uk/micro/wild-robot

Blummin' immigrants!

Although they since have gone off with their own stories, the US first episode looks very close to the french original.

NSFW: Loud F-Bomb in trailer Comedy from Armando Ianucci about the behind the scenes tribulations on the set of a superhero franchise movie. Starts Sky Comedy Monday 21st October.

Amazon have stirred themselves to release a trailer (same as the one above apart from the idents) and a date: Friday 25th October.

Just in case anyone has this problem, it is apparently when pupils are added manually rather than waiting for a MIS sync. Their support said it doesn't affect functionality (just my OCD!) and didn't offer a fix. I guess deleting the pupil might work, but I assume that would also delete any existing data on their record.

Anything else connected to the screen? We had an issue where the visualisers (which, of course, were left permanently on) would occasionally try to assert dominance. Leaving them off seemed to fix the problem.

Based on a an illustrated novel by Simon Stålenhag (Tales from the Loop, adapted by Amazon) and from the Russos (Marvel and Citadel, the latter also on Amazon) a girl, a robot and a smuggler go on a quest across a land changed by a human/robot war.

Does this cover the new additions, which can only be explained by David Lynch taking the mickey?

What is a "reef-urbish-men sikal"? Is it something my heads/admin officers/business managers should be aware of?

If it's a computer rather than a laptop, have you tried resetting the CMOS? Installing Windows shouldn't be an "overnight" job.

My first thought, too. They did try in 1992 with "Carry On Columbus" which was a flop (though did better in the UK than both Hollywood "Columbus" movies that year).

That site doesn't even mention Jester from "Galavant".

In a similar vein, who knows what they put into Translate to get this?

Surely these days schools know better than to let in Jake the Peg?

Watched the first episode of Citadel: Diana on Prime Video. It's set in 2030, though things don't look too different to today and, so far follows a (probably not actually) Manticore agent who seems to have her own agenda. Citadel seems to be a minor player trying to get back in the game at this stage. Looked very expensive but hollow. I can't help but think that the setup of the first season is going to cause headaches for the "universe" moving forward.

Just postin' in the app. 123@#£?!/ Edit: ^^^ What I posted.