Seven Kings Must Die (2023). The last one of the series, it was kind of sad knowing Uhtred dies. The other four movies were pretty entertaining, but I found this one to be a little slow at times and padded. Not like Bernard Cornwall envisioned, but nice to see a view of medieval Britain.
Watched a movie called "Fackham Hall" (pronounced somehow like fack 'em all). An absurd comedy/parody using the kind of Monty Python's, Mr. Bean's etc. type of satire. One can only guess many of the original movies or stories the former is parodying. Had a good laugh during the most of the time. Does not happen too often nowadays.
The Lion has Wings - 1939, released 1940-- Documentary & propaganda/morale film of British mil aviation mid to late 30s. Much good formation airshow flying by Bulldogs and others plus close up assembly of Hurricanes - the propaganda part is Meryl Oberon with various RAF types discussing RAF aviation.
The flying stuff is good and movie studio stuff is for bathroom break. The opening title and list of players listed Ian Fleming but I could not find him, possibly because he was young at the time. Worth watching once.