I have not seen it yet but I believe "Black Panther - Wakanda Forever" is a sensitive portrayal of the loss of a loved one rather than a comedic CGI super hero movie. The actor who played Black Panther in the previous films, Chadwick Boseman, died of cancer after making the previous one and the grief for the loss of the character, I read, reflects the real life grief. I may go to see it next week.

In the meanwhile, following another sad loss, Robbie Coltrane, I have just watched the entire Cracker series on ITV hub. Brilliant. I would recommend it to anyone if only for Coltrane's portrayal of the very flawed psychologist, Fitz.