The Trailer Park

Ah, yes. "That episode."

*goes to google Stranger Things episodes*

Oh, that one.
Didn't hate it that much, although it was a bit of a filler.

The problem with it now is that the kids are growing up too quick and it's a very different mood than the earlier shows. The best moments so far in the latest season are when they make an effort to acknowledge that. The scene when they didn't want to play D&D any more was really poignant.

they were too old for RPGs?

I just gave up on watching "Blackhat". Lots of running and kablooey, annoying "music" and I can't tell some of the actors apart. I didn't follow half of it, and I missed like a minute and two of them are now lovers (not that I'm surprised). But it all seems rather messy. Or maybe I'm just growing old...

It's a very forgettable film.
The only thing I really remember from it is that it starred Chris Hemsworth and he was so poor they should have saved some money and gone for his cheaper brother instead.

Glad it wasn't just me being unable to appreciate the genius of it

So forgettable that I don't even remember hearing of it.

Watched Ray on TV yesterday and will soon be off to see Maleficent (#2, something about evil returning?)

I hope it doesn't have any more dodgy South African/Scottish accents.

I haven't watched many movies recently (although I did catch the latest Mission Impossible the other week.) Instead I've been binge-watching some TV shows that I missed first time around, mostly Deadwood and The Sopranos.

I'm not particularly good with accents but I suspect your wish was not granted.

And hopefully without spoiling anything, there was a moment when Maleficent sort of teased Diaval about eating bird... It disconcerted him for (actually less than, since he's a raven) obvious reasons but nobody minded that Maleficents clothes were adorned by quite a lot of bird skulls....