Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets - 4/10 - it rated that high because it looks incredible but over all its is quite poor, sadly.

Oh shit, don't watch last jedi.

up to four, two-hour long bastard movies

I thought all the live-action stuff was a bit meh. However, you must read some Discworld.

Starting at the start, with The Colour of Magic is recommended for introductions to the crazy, but amusing logic of the world. Though you can still jump into stuff like Mort (a dumb, innocent guy finding himself in the role of Death's apprentice), or Small Gods, which rips on religion in various hilariously twisted philosophical ways. Can also vouch for both Going Postal, in which a criminally thinking miscreant makes a stonking success of the postal industry - later moving onto Making Money, where he's given complete control of the banks.

Haven't read them all, but what I have read has been brilliantly engrossing stuff with a great sense of ironic, satirical humour.

It's obvious why it didn't do as well as other blockbusters, since it didn't spoon feed the audience everything and not enough things blow up in the process.

Last night I watched Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)

You've no doubt seen this classic and I enjoyed as I hadn't seen it for decades.

IMDB

The official synopses reads:

Set in Iraq in 2003, Sand Castle follows a group of American soldiers in the early days of the second Gulf War. Bearing witness to the heat and the horror is the inexperienced Private Matt Ocre (Nicholas Hoult), who together with several fellow soldiers is ordered to the outskirts of Baqubah to repair a water pumping station damaged by U.S. bombs. But as Ocre discovers, in an atmosphere where resentment and anger fester, trying to win the hearts and minds of the locals is a task fraught with danger. It’s here, in the streets, squares and schools that he discovers the true cost of war.

Yea I wanted to see Disaster Artist from the moment it was announced.