Robin Hood is a thief. You’re not a bad person. I get it. I have enough money and sometimes I have the urge to steal. It would be terrible to get caught because I have an exemplary function at work, to my children, in my surroundings… You have to consider whether it’s worth it. The fact that you ask the question is a good thing.

I’m puzzled. Is this not common in English? We use them all the time in Dutch.

I know they would follow Fortnite.

• Dunkirk : An excellent take on a war movie. Just amazing. A writer-director in command of his craft. Chef’s kiss
• The Gentlemen: Guy Ritchie delivers snappy camera angles and a story full of plot twists. So entertaining. Love British gangster movies.
• Full Metal Jacket: Classic Kubrick. My all time favorite. Core memories, this movie.
• Good Will Hunting: Predictable plot but the path taken is truly marvellous. One of Matt Damon’s masterpieces and it has Robin Williams in it.
• The green mile: I wasn’t crying, my eyes were sweating.
• The Grand Budapest Hotel: Stylish, intelligent, entertaining. A must see.
• Inception: I don’t know. I don’t understand what happened.
• Dolomite is my name: Eddy Murphy delivers. Over the top as he can be.
• Batman, The Dark Knight: Christopher Nolan, Christian Bale, Heath Ledger. Need I say more?
• Inglourious Basterds: Tarantino made Christopher Waltz to go all in and my god, he delivered one of the best evil characters in a movie.
• Reservoir Dogs: iconic Tarantino.
• From Dusk Till Dawn: Some more Tarantino.
• Hamilton: I hate musicals. My daughter made me watch. Was awesome.

I’m going through some movie weekends with my children (17 and 15) and I’ve noticed that some movies that I loved back in the days just don’t work anymore.