No idea why I reviewed this but a real rarity, a rom-com that does not suck. Cameron Crowe's debut remains his best.

I seriously am not even sure this is a real film except for the simpering of a probably smug UK rom-com being deafening even from seven years away.

Matthew Cooke's superb and under-appreciated war on drugs documentary has a brilliant two-handed format, the first half detailing the minute of the narcotics trade, the second an unexpectedly searing treatise on the US prison system.

This magnificent doco is a triple threat - as dramatically exciting as any movie, a jaw dropping wtf twist and in Frederic Bourdin, the most interesting possible host to glue this disappeared child true life mystery together.

I have kind of made my peace with Skyfall now, though perhaps that's mostly down to the sheer awfulness of Spectre, which finished LAST on my ranking of Bond films Bond special from a 2020. It's still very overrated and I'm no fan of director Sam Mendes.