David J Foster Runs

I chose not to run this weekend, but I did start to prepare the ground for my new shed so I don’t feel as if I have been slacking.

I went along with lowish expectations but the film exceeded them by a long, long way, swallowing me right into the plot and carrying me along until I reluctantly left my seat when the credits had finished and even the cleaners had gone!

This is a true contemporary masterpiece and if you like Shakespeare (and can get hold of tickets between now and the 1st December close) is a totally-must-see production.

It’s a warm, funny and ultimately tragic tale of a young man trying to understand life and himself, made far more poignant by the fact that it’s a true story.

Why, oh why is it so confusing?  Spring forward, fall back.  Nice & simple.
Of course, if it’s late and you’re tired (and having watched the film Babel, emotionally drained!) and you have it in your mind that you’re due to lose an hour’s sleep, it’s a simple mistake to make.  Going the wrong way. 
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Overall, it’s a very thought-provoking film and left us slightly dazed! Five stars!

It’s a brilliantly executed, tense thriller with a cracking plot, for those people that like to have to think about what’s really going on.

It is an awesome flick and has a raw power than sweeps you into the action and carries you from start to finish.