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all fixed now

So it’s been a while since County lost a game in the league and even longer since macc won one, so it woulda been fair to assume we’d beat them at home…..so instead we managed a draw!

Highlight of the match was Proudlock’s goal – the Macc goalie and defender clashed into each other and Adam only had to walk the ball around them and into the net- both Macc players hurt themselves so badly they had to be stretchered off! tis a funny Old game…

I was a bit dubious about Daniel Craig’s first outing as Bond, but he did everything you’d expect a Bond actor to do and he did it well….even so he’s still not ‘bond’ enough for me and all I can put it down to is he’s an ickle bit too short and he’s blonde….Bond for me was always meant to be typically tall dark and handsome….

However, not letting this detract from the film, it was one I thoroughly enjoyed and will be getting as soon as it’s out on DVD…yes even a legal version. Only low point for me was the title track…it just didn’t sound right?!

Another contribution from Mummy J:

James McAvoy (“The Chronicles Of Narnia”) stars as Brian, a trivia-obsessed Essex boy who’s crossing the class divide by heading off to university in Bristol – much to the concern of the friends he’s grown up with (“The History Boys” Dominic Cooper and James Corden). But once he’s settled in Brian realises there more to uni life than burying your head in a book so he auditions for the institution’s University Challenge team and there meets the beautiful but manipulative Alice (Alice Eve). With a date set for their TV debut, Brian sets out to try and win Alice’s heart. However fate and political activist Rebecca (Rebecca Hall) will both play a big part in how he gets on.

Drenched in ’80s nostalgia – the tone, music and politics – “Starter For Ten” will certainly strike a chord with anyone who’s ever taken the leap and signed up for a university life. From the awkward early days of trying to make friends to surviving the less-than-stellar accommodation, the movie certainly plays up to the stereotype of the impoverished ’80s student but underneath is quite a sweet little story. However it fails to really dig deep enough to say anything too meaningful.
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It’s one that will have you cringing throughout, whilst hopefully being able to laugh at the same time. Bit predictable in places, but still worth a watch.