TimRam

Prey - a prequel to the original 'The Predator' and the only subsequent movie in the franchise that is even vaguely comparable. If you're one of those old-timers who struggles with a strong female lead, then avoid as it won't be for you, but I thought this a very decent effort after a string of desperate disappointments.
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11866324/

A 3rd is planned. Expect more jolly japes which won't work.

It's the injection of comedy into all the Marvel stuff that put me right off it. The first Guardians film was fun (and funny) but they clearly then decided that all their films needed to be funny.  I went right off my previously favourite character: Thor when they turned him into wacky wise-cracking Thor.

spot on - loved the first film, but really didn't enjoy the second at all...

Me!
 

S*** start to the weekend. Lost this sweet little baby tonight. Only 2.  Had tea, went out then came back a short while later clearly in distress, and then 45 minutes after that, gone. We're all still in shock. Kids in bits.  She was such a gentle cat. I'm more gutted (and angry) than I thought as she was a constant for me working from home.  Our other two cats are out most of the time. 
 

Didn't get anywhere near scoring a try really.
The only close thing we had, George messed up the lineout throw.
Small margins. Great effort, but the best teams probably made it to the final.
 

Nowhere
A migrant (Mia) wants to escape a totalitarian government and is smuggled out via a shipping container.
Everything that can go wrong does.
The title is quite apt.
 

Yes went to that pub not knowing he ran it. Did a double take. Nice bloke.

Yes mate, decent film.

I had a dream myself and some other rock fans were having a 'group hug' and cheering with the AC/DC guitarist Malcolm Young. The next day, mate call me to say Mal had passed away. Just an example.

Some dreams are prophetic, you may not believe that, but in my locale it is a fact, we call those bare dreams.
Around thirty years ago I had a dream, a very precise clear dream, one of those more real than real dreams, if you catch my meaning.  I won't recount it here, but I dreamed of my wife and of my son many years before they became a reality for me.
Don't discount the super realistic dream, there is more to this reality and your destiny than your senses can acquire in the waking state.

Now I am retired I keep having nightmares about having to attend work.
Even working at home on a laptop sends shivers down my spine.
I also keep having nightmares about young people being brainwashed at university they will never retire until they are in their eighties.

Love there are other lucid dreamers on here. And I love my cinematic dreams, often alien invasions or hiding out in different epochs in time, being pursued by baddies. And sometimes they last for years, so it's very disconcerting when I wake up. But perhaps my favourite dreams are playing football for Derby or England (the only teams my dream self turns out for). Everything I do works out exactly as intended - it's beautiful. I've scored many a hattrick for both.
Who's to say it's any less real than our waking lives? Perhaps I'm a brilliant Derby footballer who's currently dreaming I'm a fan on a forum?

The best dreams are lucid ones (you realise it's a dream and not reality). I usually tell people in it they are in my dream!

Have you watched Pitch Black? Probably my favourite Riddick film