Where was shaun?

We’ve watched two Dylan O’Brien films recently and both of them are really good.

Send Help is a horror thriller, directed by Sam Raimi, and also stars Rachel McAdams. Really entertaining with some laugh out loud moments along the way. 9/10

Twinless written, directed and also starring James Sweeney.

The death of Rocky has left a hole in the lives of those he left behind, his brother Roman joins a support group for those who have suffered the death of their twin.

There he meets Dennis who is all the many things that Roman isn’t: smart, cultured and gay. They become close but the story suddenly shifts and we realise that things are not at all that they seem.

This is such a smart film, really well directed with a fantastic performance by Dylan O’Brien who when he plays his twin brother completely transforms himself into a charming, gay and arrogant character.

10/10

A right busy day really, up early to get whacker to complete small garden path for bin storage and once the path was whacked, K and and I did a quick bike ride up to Greenstead Green via Marks Hall for lunch at the cafe. I had a very nice bacon and Brie sandwich and then it was home as I had a collection in the afternoon.

A very chilly New Year’s Day walk along the river by Wivenhoe. It’s been a great Christmas all the best for 26!

Emma and I went to see the Reytons at Wembley Area on Saturday night. It as such a good night they played all the bangers and the crowd were so up for it. Johnny Yerrell said that they had been told that they would never play Wembley Arena so I think this was a validation night for the band.

They have such a strong following, I didn’t hear a single southern accent everyone seemed to have come down to support their band.

Went with Ben, Glynn and Abbey to see Radiohead at the O2 last night. What a show it was! The stage was right in the middle of the auditorium and it was encircled by a dozen screens which initially encircled the stage so the band were almost playing in a cage. Once the drums kicked in during the opening song, 2+2=5 the screens raise up revealing the band. It was absolutely amazing. They played 25 songs from an ever changing set list of over 40 songs so far.

In Rainbows is my favourite album and they did about 6 tracks from that album including Weird fishes, which was just fantastic. An awesome night.