Don't worry, the BBC will be asking Richard Tice what he thinks about it soon.

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I wish he'd made more in the vein of Hugo. A lot of his mainstream fans aren't aware that he works tirelessly to champion film craft, history and restoration.

"tried"?
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It's very good isn't. The music is a bit portentous, though — how about the Benny Hill theme on a loop?

Was he a good guy? Was he a bad guy? Honestly. How about: What did that guy do and why, and what consequences did it have?

You're covering this while Marks and Spencer get away with not printing the word "Christmas" on their mince pies packets and David Lammy forgot to wear a poppy for ten minutes?

Nobel Prize for Tacky Fonts upcoming.

Reminded of the story of Clem Attlee when, the night before the 1951 election (which he lost), a radio reporter asked him whether he had anything he wanted to say to the nation and he just said "No. Thank you."

In some places religious symbols are also contentious political symbols. Then what?

It's specifically the natural world that changing the clocks makes zero difference to.

It's just that he looked 65 when he was 28.

I think there are plenty on here, they just can't be bothered replying to what are basically 'what's your favourite film' clickbait posts.

It's also something people used to say when dictating a letter to secretarial staff to be typed, the assumption being that the appropriate 'faithfully' or 'sincerely' would be substituted depending on the recipient. It used to be heard in office scenes in films and radio plays.