To remedy his financial problems, a travel agent has his eye on a frozen corpse, which just happens to be sought after by two hitmen.
Hi. My name is Trevor Morris, and I am a web developer from the UK. Here you can read blog posts about web development, view my best photos and find interesting links. I watch a lot of movies and here you will find my latest ratings and reviews. I love to ride bikes, have a passion for music and love everything web. Find out more about me, view my timeline or check out what happened on this day…
Latest movies
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Blaze
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A reimagining of the life and times of Blaze Foley, the unsung songwriting legend of the Texas Outlaw Music movement.
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Through unlikely bonds formed during night shifts at a local aquarium, Tova, an elderly widow, learns of a life-changing discovery that may bring her joy and wonder once again.
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Arco
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In 2075, a girl witnesses a mysterious boy in a rainbow suit fall from the sky. He comes from an idyllic far future where time travel is possible. She shelters him and will do whatever it takes to help him return to his time.
Latest blog posts
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IndieWeb Movie Club: July 2026 – Charlie Chaplin
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For July 2026, I have chosen "Charlie Chaplin" as the topic for the IndieWeb Movie Club carnival. The goal is to watch a movie directed, starring or about Charlie Chaplin.
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Movies in May 2026
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Following on from my previous movie summaries, this is my May 2026 review. Overall, I watched 31 new movies this month, taking the total for the year to 149!
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Nebula.tv
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I've signed up for a Nebula.tv subscription to watch Tom Scott's England series, as well as other lighthearted educational channels and exclusive series.
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Movies in April 2026
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Following on from my previous movie summaries, this is my April 2026 review. Overall, I watched 28 new movies this month, taking the total for the year to 118! I also watched all of the Nirvanna The Band The Show episodes and movie.
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Latest linked articles
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How Generative and Agentic AI Shift Concern from Technical Debt to Cognitive Debt
What can teams do concretely as AI and agents become more prevalent? First, they may need to recognize that velocity without understanding is not sustainable… at least one human on the team fully understands each AI-generated change before it ships, document not just what changed but why,
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If you thought the speed of writing code was your problem - you have bigger problems
The speed of writing code was never your problem. If you thought it was, the gap between that belief and reality is where all your actual problems live. The competitive advantage doesn't go to the team that writes code fastest. It goes to the team that figured out what to build, built it, and got it into users' hands while everyone else was still drowning in a review queue full of AI-generated PRs that nobody has the time or the energy to read.
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If You are Asking for Human Attention, Demonstrate Human Effort
I remember the first time I experienced this annoyance. I proposed a design, and a teammate prompted an AI to critique it. The teammate sent an AI document to me, with the disclaimer: "I didn't read this, so it might not be entirely accurate". My thought was, if reading this wasn't worth your time, why is it worth mine?"
Latest links
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Clonio
A GDPR and PII compliant CLI that clones production databases into your test, dev and CI stages with automatic anonymization.
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Caveman
A three-part ecosystem for builders who treat tokens as a resource worth designing around — a compression primitive, a spec-driven workflow, and a coding agent CLI that stacks both.
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Prop For That
Expose what JavaScript knows but CSS can't see — as live CSS custom properties.
Latest ride
Almost a year after my first ride with the group, I had a rare opportunity to join the Wednesday group for a ride, and it was starting in Laceby, so there were no excuses. Except, my ebike is having a service, so I went out on my manual bike – I was one of three of us, with another five riding ebikes.
We headed to Irby Dale, with the first descent in the woods, before moving on to Swallow Vale. I managed to make it up the steep climb before the lovely off-camber single track trail back down. We climbed again before making our way to Cuxwold via the road from Swallow. We traversed a few different fields that I hadn't ridden or walked, before coming out at Croxby. We passed a running event and rode two steep trails in the woods. Finally, we rode along the road through Hatcliffe and Beelsby before returning via Irby and Scrub Holt – arriving back as the church bells chimmed nine.
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