If you didn't enjoy the animated film nearly twenty-three years ago, or if you did, the most recent cinematic edition of this story maintains a good level of entertainment, fun, and emotional engagement for the viewer. I feared much worse, and instead I liked it very much.

A bit disappointed that having chosen the 21:10 show, followed by nearly 30 minutes of ads, the film started late and my ~8 years old son in the second half of the film slowly slipped into sleep and missed the end.

As quoted months ago it's being a period were nothing in the "outside world" makes me happy or excited. The news is a constant flow of shit … of really really bad news, where each day takes a news worst than the day before in what seems to be a neverending series.

So I am closing myself into my small little world. My family, some friend, the minimum dose of work, a nice trip to Malta (more to come, maybe) and some rides with my bike.

It's 7th birdays is days away. I've just passed (today) the psychological threshold of 10000km. Everything's good.

As everyone knows, any remote worker with cats has colleagues by his side for the most part of the day. Mine have their own specialization. Archie, depicted here, has a special talent to open the web inspector of a generic browser windows and explore the various options available.

What about your co-workers?

Yesterday I've finally saw the last episode of the new "Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man" animated series on Disney+. Frankly one of the best franchise ever starring Spider-Man.

It has managed to  fascinate old guys like me, remembering the '70 TV show and John Romita's artwork, with the right spin of modern technology and themes. Frankly each episode has been a joy to follow, along with my 7 y.o. child on the couch with me most of the time.

If you like comics, you can't miss this!

This song was my latest play on Spotify yesterday night. Have a nice day…

A collection of Spider Man's logos, from the debut in 1962 up to the lastest movie in theaters.

via @mymind