act to get through again. absolutely. he said after the match that he absolutely. he said after the match that he played well. jimmy robson sold through frames that she shouldn t have and it sets him up for the shouldn t have and it sets him up for the advantage. had they carried on in for the advantage. had they carried on in the for the advantage. had they carried on in the same vein i thinkjamie robinson on in the same vein i thinkjamie robinson would ve won the match but that didn t robinson would ve won the match but that didn t happen and mark williams, we needed, found that gear like a williams, we needed, found that gear like a former champion does and run out come like a former champion does and run out come to like a former champion does and run out come to the winner in the end. indeed. out come to the winner in the end. indeed, thank you very much both of them. so much look forward to this evening because we have mark allen who is up on the third of the c
pick up where we left off? after everything that we have seen and learned. the cost of war is what is communicated in the best years of our lives better than any war movie i ve ever seen. these guys are just trying to get home. this is my street. they never knew each other before the war, but they all meet and they become fast friends. and their lives start to really interconnect as they start to work out the huge damage that the war causes our emotional core. the film was made right after the war, and as the camera cranes up you see this vast world war ii graveyard of old hulks, no digital photography or matte work. that phenomenonal scene when dana andrews is sitting in the junked plane reliving his missions as a bombardier, it communicates that oppressive weight of the experience, of putting your life on hold and going off and maybe coming back, maybe not coming back at all. or maybe coming back with no hands. i ve learned how to take this harness off. the fact that