Today I did the G2 crossword:
And the postman delivered a copy of The Soulsavers remixes
of The Beastie Boys ‘Alive’ (which has taken me three attempts to record to mp3,
so far the recording has been either too quiet or too loud!):
…I then went up to London Town to met up and watch ‘Ant-Man And The Wasp’. By the time I got To London the rain was well and truly coming
down:
While it’s great to see Evangeline Lilly as ‘The Wasp’, this
sequel isn’t quite as funny or interesting as the first Ant-Man film. I think
this is mostly due to the two main villains, Hannah John-Kamen as ‘Ghost’ and Walton
Goggins as ‘Sonny Burch’, not being very fleshed out.
If there had just been
the one main villain I think there would have been time in the film to make them
into a rounded individual. As it is they’re just baddies doing bad guy stuff,
which does mean that there are some great fight scenes, but you never feel like
these are real people doing things, instead they’re troubled person doing bad
things for a good reason and a crooked businessman/arms dealer. Six and a half
out of ten.
On the journey up and back home I finished reading John Higgs 'Watling Street', in which Mr Higgs explores modern day Britain via the
history of Watling Street (which starts at the White Cliffs of Dover and ends
in "the Druid groves of the Welsh island of Anglesey").
It’s a great
and entertaining read, I'm a tad fussy about keeping books pristine & hate
dog earing them, but with Watling Street it had to be done, it's jam packed
with interesting facts and thoughts that you want to go back to and consider
and mull over, so many that I had to dog ear the bottom pages too! For example:
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