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Richard Jewell was very good. It certainly showed how the media can destroy someone's life without evidence. Even if you are too young to remember the 1996 Olympics I'd still recommend it. My only complaint was it didn't go into much detail about the actual bomber.

A Beautiful Day in the Neighbourhood was good but did feel dragged out. Not enough seemed to happen in it despite a terrific performance from Tom Hanks.

Jason Behr (Roswell, Dawson’s Creek & Breakout Kings) Brigid Brannagh (Runaways, Angel & Grey’s Anatomy) Macaulay Culkin (Home Alone 1 & 2, Kings, My Girl & Saved) Jessica Rothe (Happy Death Day, La La Land & Mary + Jane) Larisa Oleynik (Mad Men, Hawaii Five-0, Pretty Little Liars, 10 Things I Hate About You, The Secret World of Alex Mack & 3rd Rock From The Sun) Hinton Battle (Buffy, Dreamgirls & Quantum Leap)

Mary Mouser Peyton List Would be good too!

Lindsay Crouse (Buffy, LA Dragnet & Law & Order) Chad Lindberg (Supernatural, CSI: NY, I Spit On Your Grave & Agents of S.H.I.E.LD.) Shiri Appleby (Roswell, ER, Swimfan, Six Degrees, Girls, Un-Real & Life Unexpected) Michael Stoyanov (The Dark Knight, Blossom & Billions) Jackson Rathbone (Twilight, S Darko, The Last Airbender, The Last Ship & Aim High) Kaley Cuoco (The Big Bang Theory, Charmed, 8 Simple Rules & 6Teen)

Anna Faris (Scary Movies, The House Bunny, The Dictator, Mom & Brokeback Mountain) Teresa Palmer (A Discovery of Witches, Hacksaw Ridge, I Am Number Four, Warm Bodies & The Grudge 2) Bianca Lawson (Pretty Little Liars, Teen Wolf, Vampire Diaries, Buffy & Queen Sugar) Azura Skye (Buffy, American Horror Story, CSI: Miami, Working The Engels & One Missed Call) Olivia Cooke (Bates Motel, Ready Player One & Ouija) Claire Danes (Terminator 3, Homeland, Romeo & Juliet & Stardust)

The Grudge (3) was alright. It certainly wasn't as good as the first (or even the second) but it was passable. It some creepy moments and quite good effects. Not the worst horror I've seen but also not one of the best.

Skeet Ulrich (Jericho, Scream, Riverdale, Law & Order: LA, Robot Chicken & As Good As it Gets) Bailey Chase (Buffy, Batman Vs Superman, Ugly Betty, Queen of the South & Longmire) Christine Taylor (Dodgeball, Tropic Thunder, Arrested Development & Brady Bunch) Alexa Davalos (The Punisher, The Man in the High Castle, Mob City & Angel) Leven Rambin (Hunger Games, Gone, Tomorrow People, Terminator: Sarah Connor & Percy Jackson) Adam Kaufman (Without a Trace, State of Affairs, Dawson’s Creek & Buffy)

Bombshell was very good. It had a very strong cast but they all played the part very well and it was a real insight to corruption in the media.

Seberg was a good drama thriller. It wasn't as engaging as it could have been but certainly dramatic and a fantastic performance from Kristen Stewart.

Jo Jo Rabbit was an entertaining film. It had a good mix of funny and serious moments. Some of it was very amusing although not sure it deserved its many award nominations.

Lindsay Crouse (Buffy, LA Dragnet & Law & Order) Chad Lindberg (Supernatural, CSI: NY, I Spit On Your Grave & Agents of S.H.I.E.LD.) Shiri Appleby (Roswell, ER, Swimfan, Six Degrees, Girls, Un-Real & Life Unexpected) Michael Stoyanov (The Dark Knight, Blossom & Billions) Jackson Rathbone (Twilight, S Darko, The Last Airbender, The Last Ship & Aim High) Kaley Cuoco (The Big Bang Theory, Charmed, 8 Simple Rules & 6Teen)

Seth Green (Star Wars: Clone Wars, Family Guy, Buffy, Austin Powers, IT & Robot Chicken) Heather Morris (Glee, Spring Breakers & Ice Age: Continental Drift) Mary Mouser (Cobra Kai, Body of Proof, NCIS & Freakish) Sarah Michelle Gellar (Buffy, Ringer, Scream 2, Star Wars Rebels, The Grudge & The Crazy Ones) Amy Adams (Man of Steel, Enchanted, Justice League, Sharp Objects, The Muppets & Doubt) Jack Conley (Angel, NCIS, Agent Carter, Sons of Anarchy, CSI, The Purge: Anarchy & Buffy)

Little Women was a good adaptation. Likeable performances and pleasant enough story telling. Nothing amazing but fans of the book won't be disappointed.

1917 was an excellent war movie. Some of the scenes were extremely well done and scarily realistic. If you are a fan of war movies this is certainly one for you.

An Angel guest! Thank you

Anna Faris (Scary Movies, The House Bunny, The Dictator, Mom & Brokeback Mountain) Teresa Palmer (A Discovery of Witches, Hacksaw Ridge, I Am Number Four, Warm Bodies & The Grudge 2) Bianca Lawson (Pretty Little Liars, Teen Wolf, Vampire Diaries, Buffy & Queen Sugar) Azura Skye (Buffy, American Horror Story, CSI: Miami, Working The Engels & One Missed Call) Olivia Cooke (Bates Motel, Ready Player One & Ouija) Claire Danes (Terminator 3 , Homeland, Romeo & Juliet & Stardust)

Amanda Seyfried (In Time, Ted 2, Les Miserables, Mamma Mia, Mean Girls, Red Riding Head & Veronica Mars) Emma Roberts (American Horror Story, Scream Queens & Scream 4) Joseph Lawrence (Melissa & Joey, Blossom, Hawaii Five-0, CSI NY & Half & Half) Autumn Reeser (Lost Boys 2, Hawaii Five-0, The O.C., No Ordinary Family, Last Resort & The Arrangement) Gary Grubbs (Bad Lieutenant, The O.C., Will & Grace & The X Files) Alicia Silverstone (Batman & Robin, Clueless, Surburgatory, Miss Match & Scooby Doo 2)

Thank you for those who took part. Here are the results: 1. =Rogue One: A Star Wars Story 1. =The Hunger Games 3. Hidden Figures 4. Avengers: Endgame 5. =The Expendables 5. =Twilight Saga – Eclipse 5. =Wonder Woman 8. Joker 10. =Creed 10. =Star Wars: Episode IX – Rise of Skywalker

As is tradition this time of year. Here is every movie I have seen this year in order. Please add your lists: 1. Joker 2. Avengers: Endgame 3. Spider-Man: Far From Home 4. Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker 5. Happy Death Day 2U 6. Vice 7. The Lion King 8. IT: Chapter 2 9. Rocketman 10. Green Book 11. Shazam! 12. Scary Stories To Tell in The Dark 13. Child’s Play 14. Escape Room 15. Booksmart 16. Boy Erased 17. Stan & Ollie 18. Toy Story 4 19. Terminator: Dark Fate 20. Hotel Mumbai 21. Extremely Evil, Shockingly Evil & Vile 22. Aladdin 23. Angel Has Fallen 24. Frozen 2 25. Dumbo 26. Hustlers 27. Annabelle: Comes Home 28. Rambo: Last Blood 29. Malificent: Mistress of Evil 30. Judy 31. Countdown 32. Charlie’s Angels 33. Five Feet Apart 34. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 35. Black Christmas 36. Fighting With my Family 37. Tall Girl 38. On The Basis of Sex 39. Glass 40. Tolkien 41. Mary Queen of Scots 42. Can You Ever Forgive Me? 43. Long Shot 44. Us 45. Godzilla: King of the Monsters 46. Doctor Sleep 47. Fast & Furious: Hobbs & Shaw 48. The Art of Racing in The Rain 49. What Men Want 50. Zombieland: Double Tap 51. Captain Marvel 52. Last Christmas 53. The Hustle 54. Pet Semetary 55. X-Men: Dark Phoenix 56. The Day Shall Come 57. Ad Astra 58. The Prodigy 59. Ashes in the Snow 60. The Favourite 61. Red Joan 62. Ma 63. The Mustang 64. Vox Lux 65. Christmas Under the Stars 66. Holiday for Heroes 67. Jacob's Ladder 68. Colette

Merry Christmas Everyone

Dagney Kerr (Desperate Housewives, Buffy & George Lopez) Ben McKenzie (Gotham, The O.C. & Southland) Nikki Reed (Twilight, Thirteen, Sleepy Hollow, The O.C. & Lords of Dogtown) Zooey Deschanel (New Girl, 500 Days of Summer, Almost Famous & Hitchickers Guide to the Galaxy) Rachel True (The Craft, Sharknado: Heart of Sharkness & Half & Half) Masi Oka (Heroes, Scrubs, Hawaii Five-0, The Meg & Get Smart)

Star Wars - Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker was amazing. Sure it wasn't as good as some of the Star Wars, better than the The Last Jedi, but not as good as The Force Awakens or Rouge One. It was great to see all the characters again and a good end to the new trilogy (although I'm sure there will be more ).

OK, that guy. Like it or not a new decade is widely considered to start when the year ends in 0. The 70s, 80s, 90s shall I go on. So list your favourite movies of the decade (or the decade so far if you prefer )

As this decade comes to an end in a couple of weeks what has been your favourite movies of the decade? List your top 10 films released from 1st January 2010 until now by 10pm 1st January 2020. I will add the points together (10 points for a film listed number 1, 9 points for a film listed number 2 and so on) and announce the Showmasters Forum's favourite films of the decade. I will start: 1. Twilight Saga: Eclipse 2. Rogue One: A Star Wars Story 3. The Hunger Games 4. Creed 2 5. Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens 6. Jurassic World 7. Joker 8. The Dark Knight Rises 9. Avengers: End Game 10. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire