Paolo's Circus Story

Definitely worth a watch. It was voted above Citizen Kane a few years back as the greatest film ever made. I'd agree that it's better than Kane (I watched Welles' magnum opus lately and have since wondered if I need to watch other films from the 40s and earlier to 'get it') but I don't think it's Hitchcock's best film. Rear Window is superior imo. All of that said, Vertigo is a class watch and Jimmy Stewart is the toppest of boys, #lassothemoon

I'm happy you and everyone else who saw it that enjoyed it, enjoyed it. I hope in response you'll all be happy at me managing to avoid watching this cringeiest of films. In the meantime I'll enjoy watching films such as Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo for the first time and be in awe at HOW BATSHIT MENTAL IT IS! I MEAN WOAH WHAT A TRIP!

So glad that I'm (I think) in control as to whether I'll ever watch this cringey shite.

Update: I've made it clear that I want nothing to do with this and nobody seems to have gotten me it, so I'm in the clear. Big phew.

The more I think about it the more I think this has been my favourite film of the year, but I was initially a bit underwhelmed by the ending. Obviously I've reviewed it and I've explained why I was in here if you or anyone else wants to check it out: https://cantfindtickets.wordpress.com/2019/12/02/film-review-once-upon-a-time-in-hollywood-2019/

Saw that this was out on DVD in Asda yesterday and I've been dreading the thought of getting this as a Christmas present since.

I just want something from the Summer of '81. Or y'know, just 1981 in general.

The Badge Man did it.

With it being a month tomorrow since I posted this first guide I just want to do a quick bump and mention that I haven't forgotten about the second or decided to not write it at all. You might have noticed that I've been busy on the blog recently with film reviews and all other projects, and real life does prevent me from dedicating time to writing 24/7. A bit of ramble - I know it's not like me - but basically, I'm not saying it's gonna be out in the next week, I'm just giving some 'reassurance' that it's coming soon enough, hopefully before the end of the year.

If anyone wants to post their song of the decade as well seeing as, you know, it's the end of the decade, feel free.

2009 mate. http://live.brucespringsteen.net/live-music/0,15506/Bruce-Springsteen---The-E-Street-Band-mp3-flac-download-11-22-2009-HSBC-Arena-Buffalo-NY.html

Seems like it, or it could be similar to last year where we got 2 shows on Christmas Eve. This could be a Winterland, Bottom Line or Boston '77 double header for all we know.

I imagine we won't get this release until December 20th or Christmas Eve now?

I wasn't fussed about listening to it tomorrow anyway - I'll be spending my night watching and writing about a film. That being said, it's been owa many delays this year. "Worth the wait" for me has to be A Night For The Vietnam Veteran.

You know how this works. Step 1: Post Bruce content for the first 3 or 4 pages so the thread stays on The Circuit; Step 2: Talk enough Christmas-related shite to where it makes it look like we're all on ecstasy; Step 3: Genuine Christmas discussion; Step 4: Christmas season ends Step 5: ? Step 6: Success! Let's go...