Movies and Rugby

I went a bit loopy couple of nights ago and decided to buy one of those unlimited film card thingy bobs, that lets u go and watch a film as often as you like for £13 a month (12 month contract) - not bad.

So I celebrated by going to watch Harry Brown, a film about a former marines soldier, who sets about getting revenge, vigilante style, on a bunch of yobs on a council estate, after his friend, a fellow OAP, gets killed by them.

Not for the faint hearted, it is a brutal film with some great filmography, and Michael Caine played his role so well I left the cinema convinced every pensioner should be issued with a gun and bayonet so that they can defend themselves against the yobs.

Course, that will never happen for legal reasons, but it made me realise just how vulnerable I'll be if a reach the biddy age.

This weekend wan't all bloods and guts though. Well, not quite....

I met a friend in Twickenham to watch the women's international rugby (England vs New Zealand), after watching the men's match in the pub - glad I watched the men's game in the pub, as they were crap compared to the ladies.

You heard it. The women played better and won 10-3 as a result. So was pretty chuffed with result.

Only downside to weekend was my ex, was on the bloody roof again at 1am - 1AM!!