'Hungry' (2026) - Trailer

Yesterday was an absolute write-off in terms of getting anything read. I mean... I got some work done, got my eldest over to an interview (for 6th Form) and then hung out with both of my daughters, so I can't really complain, but... You know ;o) 

Anyway, fingers crossed that reading happens today, we'll see. In the meantime, I came across this trailer yesterday and thought I'd share it here; mostly because of the movie title (made me laugh) but also... Look at it and tell me that you wouldn't watch it.

Keep an eye open for 'Hungry' in June... 

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  1. Bookstooge23 April 2026 at 10:06

    I loved the game Hungry Hungry Hippo when I was growing up!

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    1. Graeme23 April 2026 at 15:51

      It's one of those games that just define the eighties but I've somehow never come across in person...

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