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Thanks for taking the time to download this bbc radio find life podcast to snatch rather podcast. You might like to be received ass, a hierarchy case. Last five lies wales. I find out terms if he is ready to go. I'll take silenced mania. Yet no sorry teenager sore, I didn't know that that was a question. Are you thought you meant ready to go ass? I thought you were telling it. We are already doing. No excuse me saying: yes, we just be superfluous, which actually would be like talking to a teenager. Are you ready to go up? I got good joke for you. Okay such services agenda. Regional wholly tell me, have you if, as a region in the room, don't work don't worry I'll, tell you about it, that's what good it from timing. Putting I know you waited for me to say I don't know what anyone okay try again now try, but

during the us. Are we doing that? I think this is it now. I know fully by the look of ecstasy on our production. Tease faces bait their accounting this as the start of the ok all right. So let me tell you: how do you know if there's a vision in the room? I don't know like how'd, you tell it is a vision in the room. Just don't worry, they'll tell you about it. I was up now eyes. At this time of year, you get annoyed keep saying. Where are you buy magazine that because people arrive and join us at different times, so at the start the show, and about fifty minutes time I will be this all over again because people will have joined us but for everyone is hit. The hard core vanguard who here at the beginning, Where are you I mean shetland, Emmy, bbc radio shetland, where I come every time this year at this time of year, because this is now the tenth and three. A shuttle screenplay film festival, which I'm so very practically part of, and

they really fabulous. I keep saying to you every year you must come and every year you say well, I'm really busy doing other stuff, like all requests for. I like that, like takes up so much time to just like, say somebody else. What do you want me to ok I'll, just play that agenda, but so far am recently is coming up in just a bit. In fact, I think she's going to make a brief appearance on the show richard wholly came up to talk about love is all which is a film that he made with Kim je nato, which I reviewed on the show a while back, and then he did a gig here, which was absolutely brilliant, there's a guy who and saying who does is fantastic, jason thing. He does this vocal b box a compliment, decided, films and company. This solemn from the twenties called drift is about the herring industry, and I tell you this sound downing with faint price. It is the most thrilling. exciting sign about her on the herring, and you say you have ever seen whip it with his honesty. His is vocal compliment you it was standing. I mean I do play an abandoned play along with them with solid films, and you know I thought that was called

the commission will is literally him with a microphone doing this stuff that his voice. In the end it unbelievable? It is real a genuine, the unbelievable and if these hearings showing K pacts, which I am a big fan of, and anyone loads and stuff These love is all anything to that roger roger glover song from a few years ago. No have second singing. advancing, and none of this no longer know what I said: I'm not gonna sing it you ever that's just let you what you what you want have I ever saw anything on the show ever yes, now I have. Yes, you have one's eisele, roger clever and the butt of labour if you like it, and I looked it up, though now I'm just saying I'm just wondering if its ever made answer will I dont know, because if you saying maybe I could tell you whether I'd heard out, if I say we just confuse the issue, why Can you not sing I seem to my own private level of satisfaction.

sounds really bizarre. What see what you mean you sing? If we can you can we find roger glover? Love is all you remember, the woody Allen failed, doesn't animation, does actually and animation that goes with it as well, usually should know it, well I'd. I'd might know. I would know it better if you just saying me a few hours of it and I'll be able to say yes, I recognise it. Why can't you sing me a bit of it because to rip sniping to repeat so you know that krishna. They also gave you a few minutes ago that one ok, fine did you do the other way round the corner? Let me mention some okay, so Do you know the green fields of france has again. well, I believe, a bright idea that it is a very fine idea. We go and then its I didn't. Even do it very well, if you got what it really mcbride I've known that It is also evident that thing wouldn't have work, because the point was the demonstration of I could see somebody things into the mountain you sit using in a band there

I have seen the want of a basis as completely different. I mean I did backing singing in the band and when you do the lead vocals that some others. Thus just that's just let the drama coming forward. For a little moment, Helen rose on an email, hello, hello, my name is Helen rose and I'm an expert in fiji living in Boston massachusetts. Insulting the eye with her out from which you benefit greatly. I noticed a fair number with detainees in the Boston Eric just recently welcomed a new consul general harriet cross, who is her majesty's represented in the in the new england area. That's you That's not me some some! is obviously just to write. A file has just arrived. discovered that the new consul general is a member of the of your church and an eye which are used, and I would like to welcome her husband and the cat to the boston area if I run into on the street, I promised to say hello to Jason. I take it to be put on it. I didn't even know that there is something like a council general in Boston? No me neither

representing a majesty's foot now, Now that we know that he is a member of the church, we shall we shall mile him regularly. You know that ill. simply tinkling noise yeah? I think it meant that the songs arrived. So oh fine, just in case there's anyone who's still with us having to wait right to the roger glover love. His old song sounds like this

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so frankly, even if you done a really brilliant version of that, it would they point would have been logos, and actually all it would have done is reinforced. This idea that you have that you can't sing and. who would have thought that, of course I know the song, but the reason I'm not getting. It is because you can't sing where you can see from the way roger gloves it. S kind of doing is quite throat in quite trusty, and so I just thought I didn't proteins rusty was was a good sound for this show really seven. I did think he was going to say it. The ugly bob bob you didn't. He sought it now, there's a good where there a brilliant some. Now that I do not think we should call it bob. Bilbil lives at the end of the shows. Yes, I've been driving ran for the last few weeks with nothing flanders and swung see day in the car as a result of heavy less yeah. I know believe me, it could be. A lot was an eight that it is a joy, it's a gift that keeps giving today seen better lives to matter no, but

just because you said better lives, and then I was thinking of other things that we mention on the show before a couple of weeks ago, we played some blunders and swollen, and I bid to take it For Heaven's sake, it's because you ancient something, and I was Nimrod Shelly aid and says doctrine: doktor, elsie, L, colonial commoner, l, l b did bus, men grade, one ballet, PA, etc. I write Report a severe cases, altitude adjusted like animosity syndrome. This is, of course, I am a woman of a particular age single and have been for some time, both single and of particular right and I'm fine with it? No really? Yes, That thing in twilight when she says how old you and he says, seventeen she says hello, You been seventeen these as a while. It seeks a bit like that so shall contain Yes, if a swarthy with a tiny which, across my path using the I wish rap the profits from which you in the bbc both are planning to retire on. I am I, wouldn't it

to a soft role together whilst watching the special screening the exercise this friday, my local multiplex, yes, really it's on this week, fantastic, I digress single and happy. That's me so you can imagine my horror when on a flight to brisbane last week, in a seemingly harmless watch of how to be single. I was struck by an acute case of ours. Suddenly my life was in ruins. I was so desperately unhappy tears Streamed down my face it, the poignancy. The characters. Attempts to find low I flung my face into my hands and sobbed at my loneliness and heartbreak landed. Well, maybe we still playing, but I kept listening as I tearfully retrieve my bag perfectly sized for one person's. I from the overhead locker after making sure I opened it carefully in case the contents and shifted during the flight. may I realized all my symptoms have gone. I return to terra firma, literally and figuratively and happily went on my way through duty. Free customs right declared,

my fruit based device and three giant triangular chocolate bars the moral story. If you are struck with a bank case involves, as I was, do not abandon hope. this too will pass and everything we'll be all right on the subject with mystic mob king psychic Simon last week? yeah after mystic, not with proven that he did. He was not Stick at all, so I see if we can do this quickly, we go and I'm an email from rob york a care, and he was of it was me anyway. So I was just hope, even volunteering at the rio olympics Jeremiah yes and We didn't really know much about him cosette next, we come in the amazon so that we can a speculated as to what we knew about it and I speculator lettuce. So how old is he no idea? Let's guess I think, he's twenty three and is from maidenhead, so I think he's been at university for be left you Firstly way almost certainly did the arts, I thought

He probably went to surrey universe. Sorry in those two, I think, french and something else- maybe french and literature, he was engaged when he was interested. That they split up now say that's why he went to it to readjust her to get away from her. Well, she was cooled lindsay, psychic simon rob rubs painting touch, it was like big man junta. I was just I was really there. Amazingly, I was right in every single department which we know all of those predictions were ok Mark said: rob back in the uk out my fantastic invention, the amazon. After listening to your podcast, where you read out my email, I thought I'd right. concerning your predictions as to who I am I am actually forty, not twenty. Three I studied busy on the chemical and pharmaceutical sciences sunderland university many years ago are not the art than those activities stick to the danger, but I think I'm still gonna carry on with a little bit of psychic. Miss yes, because that was like a trial run,

I feel as though my psychic juices are beginning to bubble and ferment cutting point of a trial run, is to see whether something works. That's the essence of a trial, I'm getting the vilest, I'm I'm I'm just getting hot on this. Ok. Right. So what are you gonna get before? We can stop now for the show? Oh, that's convenient. Yes, it is very continue. Our summit do I'm thinking of animals. We monitor what number I think. No seven! Yes! Thank you. I told you. I was hot hot, hot hot. What's your blog about by the way, oh gmos, can you get better The opening saying in the new brigitte jones movie has Rennie's elegant sitting on a sofa. Eating eyes are no sign of things. I can't talk about it, but you're gonna do it anyway, because you just don't care and over that over her loudspeakers he's coming all by myself and its

sad, cuz she's, just sitting there she used to have someone is used to spend time with better other person has gone, you are you suggesting that, because I've come to the shetland screenplay film festival we ve broken up No, no! I was just feeling as though I was, but I'm just feeling, sorry for yourself. I am in because you're in the studio and I'm up in fabulous shetland having a brilliant time with the likes of you know should wholly and amorous anti in vienna in softly. In your just there in the you on your own, have you got a ice cream of ice cream, although I have a dawn, murphy, Jamie Rennie's and also caught him first Firth? you know so the that that you know I've been fine on the celeb front? Thanks very much and I are concerned, I by seat at the time go into the new bridget jones mfa is we're going to need bigger, pants, thereby says pretty good. I should say renee and calling on on the show next week. What's most ended at will and if any attack together was the fact

but while they setting out the microphone, Colleen, spend about two minutes explaining to running about the show and how it works. And what did he say, what what what I was great neighbour Stena he was absolutely clearly very excited- about explaining, who we will are and how we, late in the year any runny was appeared to be excited when he was just acting anyway. Why you and tell him I remind me because it's the fish, if that what is actually the tenth anniversary screenplay facility, the tenth year that I've been doing this is the tenth year did friday, you have started the ship missing mart. Why you enchantment, realises that public service? Did you ever think about amongst us? I didn't want you in same shit The uk is most northerly film festival and we have fabulous things going on. Originally was up here we can launch and also the document you making made. Love is all which I love. We had this brilliant scotch Keep your mother, some jason singers. This guy does this. This beat both live, vocal, beat box a compliment to this brilliant nineteen. Twenty film of herring fishing go drifters, which is just fantastic

though it may not immediately sound like the most spectacular, but it really is a amorous aunties coming up. If I think you can come to show very briefly about us three in softly here who might hackers, which you and I both love, which was recently really and we re in america and now everyone saying it's fabulous and I just feel like going yet where we gave you get a chance to get the soundtrack of of hackers. I still got it somewhere, because is its genius he's got like thirty: seven techno disco tracks, I'm sorry, and then the very, very fast track. A beautiful ballot from this crisis, which doesn't fit for all the world it. You know what I'm deterred this sun, will fit the last cedar love you tonight? Isn't it I think we really need to know what it is evil, but it's the only kind of song in the

time will be, everything else is is is high tech and very good at it plays out over. The thing is generally miller and Angelina jolie in the in the swimming put one the rooftop have I seen recently. I wanted cassandra assessments date very, very quickly, anything, that's really high tech and computer based in a great care. While that looks very, I know I have seen it recently completed at thirty five millimeter screening of down insurer and them the best thing about it. Is it hasn't age and the reason it has an aged is because- they were doing all that stuff. You know going through the circuit of the computers they did it physically. They built they sort of physic city, that was meant to be the world of the computers and they shot all that stuff and as a result of these points number of occasions the entire a special effects department who might hackers all, then onto work on interstellar so like one, like literally every one interstellar look that's right on hackers, so boxer captain coming up in just a moment, plus a special guess, Jamie, dominant and gideon murphy, star and answer point, which is the story of operation and support, which is imagined

it was the the name given to the porters ass night right, not hydra. There will be a lot more of that coming up in future month, cause if you read h, H, h, H, which is an extraordinary book. That's the same story and that's gonna be movie. Two. I want if you can help james in Warrington. First of all, I shall do my best. I've been catching up on recent podcast. What, with the great summer of sport to enjoy Says, and on the correspondence from fellow church member inquiry, if it was ok to make a noise in the cinema and auditing, these ones inhaler, thus preventing an asthma attack in Poland? death we ruled on that. We said it was. This reminded me of a story told to me by my nan schaffer: did the cinema one evening and settled into a chair to enjoy the feature as they used to call it a little while into the film the gentlemen and began to make a rather strange noise. This continued for sure Halonen ceased abruptly. You might be ahead of me. It's not funny. I don't know how bad the film was

can remember, but the gentlemen had sadly died just behind him. The sound he was making was apparently something that and sometimes be heard when one is taking ones last breath and occasionally referred to as the death rattle in really into this as James, I felt that an adjudication would be helpful and well or not. It is acceptable within the code to make a noise dying in the cinema, even if it is beyond your control. I see, I think, ok, don't think you, I didn't think you should and if you think that you might just dropped it, spectrally, then don't go to the movies. If that's what you're generals, I think it would be a distraction for everybody else, just think it be considered. Think of other people, I was very press recently that we were in an old cinema, and I shall nothing Nothing was inter, and they had these the original Fly for the cinema. That said that, if you were a doctor, And you were expecting a phone call or here in important person, then please remain,

to tell the kiosk which see you were in so the middle of the feature summit. Can run it and got doktor gloucester line three, and then you have Your answer with uncle, I think, that's a good says there before you did a box of his top ten. Just a word with this is danny Joseph. Did notice this saturday on a patch of grass in scientist, I will be finally tying the not with my partner of six years, SAM Joseph congratulations, so is an ltl, a time listener. And, over the last six years, he's gradually converted to the church. Although we got off to a good start, as our first date was a trip to the local world of city to see the moscow the parents. Three d sam, has often been body downloading the podcast on his generic fruit, based vice before heading out of the house, and in the last few years we have taken to listening to the good doctors gather either on long cartridge, weekends, doing d. I, why gives me or digging on our allotment recently that my husband to be had

gotten about this unsaid arrangement and has guilty of enjoying you'll dulcet tones solo led me to investigate. That's cheating, isn't it well? I think so. This led me to escape how practical it would be to include the words I will never listened to it. Attainment without my wife in our upcoming nuptials ass. I discovered this too late for gloucestershire county council registry office and we'll have to say for the normal vows about money, death and start with my sex. Option was to invite you both to our special day. However, you are both off when your crews, when the invites out and royal mail returned to I've I've option, then, is this aim at which you ve read out on this week's programme will be played dinner reception as a surprise. For my then newly confirmed husband, look at him

over there? Looking all embarrassing going off does not mean that we are like right now playing at dinner, reception of even in the future. Obviously, yes, you say hello to everyone of dinner reception. How are the spouses yes and was it probably crab? probably crab. Wave minuet somebody was short, was crab. You felt it was probably it doesn't matter. What was it tasted like crab? Then? It should check in and then it putting which was a little bit. This amazing, because probably but you can't you have to spare. You have to save a little bit of cash and you will save on things are you gotta cheap most now, worse than achievements anyway. Where's, the woody allen. Everyday business shouted cheap moose. This will show me anyway, so my needed confirmed husband. This will assure me that he is not broken his promise of listening to you both together. our wedding day, even more special, because getting married is obviously not special enough recycle examined a mystic. My will confirm that ours will be a long and which are full marriage as long

He never tells me that beef baby s dodge wasn't that bad. Ever again, then he shows, if nay, baker yeah, although he I mean he may make the argument that in the in the longer director's cut it wasn't that bad, but I'll say it depends. If he said it's not something said? It's the worst movie ever made, but I think I was not bad in which case that is ok, yeah yeah, exactly and anyway you know it's all to do with difference of opinion. Now. What am I you got. No that's rubbish anyway. Does matter. The most was still disappointing book. So these top ten moose. and it was a very. It is a very funny very few which we not going to stand at reading all include anyway, because it'll cost us a fortunate. well. That's it to box office. Top ten mechanic resurrection is at number ten. So now this wasn't a scream, which is a shame, cause it's jason, statham film. So I'm going to catch that this on Monday in london. So tell me, do we have an he may have? Yes? Yes, yes from Jonas, he says

mechanic resurrection, the utterly ludicrous wholly unnecessary return of jason stay them. As author bishop basically old, more angry version macgyver, unlike I firms mechanic has no real sense of its own ridiculous. Even the central swimming pool set piece which looked so promising on the poster is handled with board detachment by, but direct dennis cancel the state is workable, is ever though, and just when you think that film is no surprises. Left tommy jones up as a gouty sporting arms dealer named max, instead of just picking up the check and be done, with its own leather face, turns in what must be most animated knowingly camp performance since under siege prison, not much was abroad, because I think he's in the trailer ragged david brent and the reds' number nine I I enjoyed it. I thought it was actually one of the few tv shows that then converts to a film in which they had managed to to capture what it was that was funny but the original meaning that its

wince inducing and difficult to watch it also in expanding it to a feature length. Film builds up the sense of pathos, not just that it's excruciating there is a sense of sadness and pathos at the heart of it, which is important because otherwise, I think the judge wouldn't work as well as they do, and I get past six lost I will test very very easily and I still think the funniest joke is a joke about pension funds if you're emailing about it, if you used, if you, if you take the initials of the of the title of this film, it is problematic because it does look as though you're actually communicating about lord of the rings, but Martin Martin haven't, I worked with what you to live on past the six of testing the first few minutes he set his monks to set our ever it became apparent. The film was meandering its way through a series of repetitive, an occasional fourth one note jokes: Olaf's unfortunate became less frequent the film offered, only the occasional glimpse of character, development which largely failed to justify the films, rushed and ham fisted, ending Hannah catchword,

cricket would, despite monks, positive review. Last week, I went into the room with low expectations have been a huge fan of both was an extra I that ricky debases become an funny parity of himself over the years with countless disk appearances and lazy low. By writing. I am therefore happy to, for that the resurrection of David Byrne was a total success. Never gone from shrieking with laughter to attempting to high under my dress in excruciating embarrassment to the warm clove hopeful sentiment. So quickly. This is a reminder of how great debases writing is and what made the office so brilliant in the first place. Good, I agree with that. Light sounds number eight which are like those enjoyed it much more. I thought I was going to its it's. It's a good, well together, sort of oogaboo movie in which its not just during the subsequent quite buying stuff. It's actually can constructed its it shut, quite well, it's got a very, very snappy running time and

went to sea with with dive norris, who is always a very critical of the way something is presented in minute. We both agree that it was purely functional, but it did what it was setting out to do, and it did it better than most me. We were very, very pleasantly surprised, join a brook says, having been sort of dumped last Friday night, I'm very sorry was only sort of so maybe there maybe they're gonna get back anyway. Is it going to be all right? She says. Yes, I could think of nothing jimmy up the following morning than to go and see a horrifying on my own with a bag full of code compliance snacks, I went, lights out without having ops synopsis, seen a trailer or shockingly heard, monks view. I was therefore, I stay here last week's podcast and find that mug didn't share my problems with the film and thought there was no better time than the present to writing. For the first time said: eureka, although it now good scares and great premise: I can't be the hot. I can't be wholly comfortable with

happened in lights out because its blatant representation of mental illness having borrowed a lot from the plot of the bad, took this film needed, also to pinch some of its subtlety and ambiguity to make the conclusion vaguely acceptable as it stands lights out goes next to film, such as the purge it my pile of great premise: poor execution, films and pails in comparison to the original sub, three minute short film The three minutes is a salary short film. Is it s very, very powerful? I mean I've. It's an interesting point. It's not one that I completely agree with, but thank you for making it on the subject of getting over being dumped we're going to see her or that's a time on a tradition I remember going- seek work is Hell razor under those circumstances, are really enjoying it and did it make it I told you yesterday, you made everything: fine, ok, so like size and embrace the bf gs at number? Seven, while I think we probably kind of we both really liked it and jason bourne at number six. We both really liked it yup at the purge

election year. Maybe you just by the purchase. Now I mean the interest thing with the population. It is that it, despite the fact that its them the early political of above the three. It's actually less punchy then number two. What happened between first, one which the russian richards described as almost like a little art it may be that some have broke out of its of its original source with the second you did you ever expanding it out and taking. Some more of the landscape in this does a lot more like treading water, despite the fact that in its set up, which is that you, basically, you know an election and a woman who believes in liberty and freedom and getting away with getting away from the purge verses, corrupted mats of tyrannical regime seems to have. Perhaps certain monday is oddly enough. In the end it it doesn't. Just beings of generic action film,

is a shame. It's like it doesn't really have the strength of its convictions. I think it was terrible. I just thought it was pretty ordinary James kirkpatrick on sunday myself and lapsed. Witted tiny David made the trip to see the latest, offering the purge series. All I can say about the film is one of the most stupid unsettling over the top films. I've ever seen- and I had a great time- I love the way you said that, and I had a great shore, add trashy action. I had no one day the amount of political smart. It thought it had. Yes, I agree with the relevant. Just became a huge joke with main david silently stitches at some of its greater access is a brilliantly stupid time at the cinema, and I was up David, we'll get him back into the fold his easily one back inside. war dogs is in for me again a slight problem

in as much as it doesnt. Quite know how cynical to be about its anti heroes and we basically it's it's boy by a real life story, but it's a kind of very very black comedy about these. to miami stone, as he become arms dealers and because that's a very difficult time to get alright and on the one hand, you think what it's going to be is the kind of boys behaving badly stick of the hangover and, on the other hand, it sort of has these aspirations to being something which is more substantial and that I mean the film it reminded me of the most the deal of the century, which is that film from ninety ninety three with chevy chase, which nobody remembers and flopped very very badly this this is the more successful the more popular film that he's got a terrific central posed by Jonah hill, who is great and absolutely dominates the screen. I just I wish that it was nastier about its central, carry I wish that it was willing to get its it's in a more dirt under its niles about the subject matter harry

steel says I liked, but not loved war dogs, whilst Jonah hills, unscrupulous arms data was entertaining enough for the veal not to drag by the timing, the credits road ahead. Learn anything new over two hours. We watch miles teller discover what the order learns from the opening monologue that war is big business and morally questionable war. Dogs was to be the social network for gun runners, which is pretty nature anything about it. That is not nearly as innovative as that movie was there's a big moment any when they go to to vegas to this arms conference, and the guy says: what's it like, he says it's like comecon with grenades and actually that sort of level of gadgetry gus- all the way through the film and that's pretty much as far as it gets into getting under the skin of anything it's. It is very, very superficial, suicide squad is number three brief: a brief sample, a rosy fletcher. I got unexpectedly this week and it still not as bad as the fact that he took me to see suicide squad up, which is

He may really David that's it that's a luxury but review that is really lovely. It's beautiful, isn't what I'm crazy! I'm writing in sight. Someone else- should now take up the gauntlet. I think realize the rosy fletcher there's someone to be admired and cherished yes wasn't. We all knew that did we. David in Derry, I'm writing to give my pino suicide scope, which I presume will still be in the top ten proving once again that just because a filmmaker money doesn't make it any good. I went to see suicides good knowing about the negative reviews, but thought if it does turn out to be rubbish, it might be so bad, it's entertaining well. I was wrong. This film is one of those boring viewing experiences I have ever had in the cinema. For me, the writing is the problem. It is non existent. The countess don't seem to have any motive for doing what the doing of them being bad, guys, maugre lobbies the best thing about this film. She gives it all. in our all, despite the poor material being thrown at a massive

down is the relationship between a character, ali Quinn and Jared. Let jerry letters joker the backstory between these two I too was portrayed so poorly on screen. I almost wish I could wipe this film from existence. Sad khan and the diesel universe will continue from this point only hope the films improve, but that might be wishful thinking, is worth saying that, in terms of saying that the problems with us with the script, when film has been added like that, is really impossible to tell whether the problems with the scraped me, I think the big problem with the asian. It's been re edited by as far as anyone can tell the people that made the trailer and it really is a film has been edited with food blender, and that's it's really big problem. This from is andrew, ross and kings. Cause well, I forgot that right. He did spell it out phonetically and I think that's what kings cause king's curse. Well, kings curse will king's curse. Well, there you go. That's had so much better when you said tat is probably finance luxury out. That's the one

I won't see suicides good after hearing a few bad reviews of it but thought well how bad can it be a pre forgiving when it comes to cinema unease defined something good to think about. As I leave the cinema Wasn't even met out have been ok with me slow as a slug with a broken foot boring as a twenty year old would worm twenty. I would worms boring from those looks at fate. disjointed, is reading the dictionary not sure how they could have made such a bad film when it had such potential harlequin was by far the best character dead, shot was also good, but there are too many care. Is it really care about any them? Maybe next time, our someone to write a decent script like Jane gelban. Thank you ross, who andrea, who is in kings. Well, as you correctly said,. but its high gain the so presumably money it's made he's gonna make it justified yeah and it just goes to show once again. Please filmmakers, don't complain about about They make no difference to your box office whatsoever. Number two

bad moms which I went, into a with a sense of trepidation and worry and potential despair and after having enjoy pizza on a wednesday night, so I was going completely crazy, sat there and just laughed all the way through, and I went straight with the professor and we both laughed Pretty much all the way from its not poetic, professor, her outdoors. If the present her outdoors in childhood had exactly but It was one of the you know it it. It doesn't, have the depth of bridesmaids and it it it. It does suffer to some extent from the fact that and will harassed character, never looks quite as harassed as she's meant to look but fish just for sheer consistency of gags and ate what, in my opinion, the most. Attaining out of what you call it, the final. But it's real of all. Usually you get these out, taxing the funding it all. The final Its thing in this is actually really charming and really moving, and both the profits- and I laughed all the way through our

they will not be put off by the poster which make it look as though it's going to be a certain type of film. I see from the way eve described it and also the way this email is about to describe it. It sounds fine cleverer than that yeah. It is, I mean I I've seen both the poster and the trailer, and neither of them made me have positive thoughts about the film and I went to see it because, because I you know, I wanted to see if it, because I knew it's going to be in the charts, and I can't tell you how surprised I was when it when it was a I got a message from might be calculated fellow particular respect very much and he said no believe me. I was surprised to how much you inch. It well he's an email from her lemme whose, along too MR and a subscriber to our sidney profitable. I literally in some last weekend, so bad moms, with a girlfriend and fellow mom of young children on an evening escape from domestic and maternal duties, whilst not as sharp as bridesmaids, it was still really enjoyable as a sort of mean girls for mums and had my friend and I chuckling or smiling throughout. I don't know if it was intentional, but the timing of the film's release

was inspired coming at the end of the very long school summer holidays. When mums a just about hanging on to their sanity by their fingernails. I completely agree with marked now I've heard this put out her name but mila and media this week. What did you go for me? I think just blur anyway, she looked in no way is haggard and overwrought, as I carried it is supposed to be, but a rider that is obviously part of me was perfect blend of reality. escapism. The emotionally draining and guilt ridden nature of raising knows have managed the extra curricular schedules of young children while trying to juggle work can be the perfect homemaker at the same time is humorously, inaccurately portray I loved the sea alone in the film wearing chemises character is back from work life, with shopping bags, whips up an incredible looking dinner whilst thanking her husband and kids for their patience. Whilst they sit at the dinner table are waiting to be observed,

italy mountains is impossibly gorgeous in the film without glossy blow. Dried hair, imperfect figure and eve looks lovely when she cries so for a few hours of escapism for us real life mums she's, an ideal heroin, throw in a couple of well play. Cookie friends a hunky widower, of course, and some evil. Eighty eight mums and the result was some surprisingly good, comedy dialogue, the totally predictable plot and a man movie cliches, did not detract from the charm and feel good fight of the film don't be put off by the awful trail this is a fun film that will appeal to many, but especially resonate with mom. Do wait for the credits, though they are very sweetly done yeah there we go while I agree with that entirely. That's that's really eloquently put, and I'm really really glad. Thank you, Dr Halima, and for that thank you from the university by me. case number. One is still finding dory, which I thought was really sweet and again I was slightly trepidation about it, because it was the the the the sequel that weren't crying out, for instance, in funding memories become such a classic. If you have, you have young kids any time of the

I take it. You know you will have seen over and over and over again, because everyone's gonna on dvd, but I thought it was very charming. In effect, thing, and you know the animation was done with the usual love and care and attention. I thought it was very sweet and raise the chapel and indeed to special on the way. Killion, murphy and Jamie. Don't talk about the new movie, which is an through point, we're going to discuss the title, because it's a very interesting choice of title after this clip at our man. five minutes after nine solar today with underscore thirty seconds behind these outcomes and we can use a rope your cable to stop The message is that these islands, thirty seconds would be all we need The fertile can stop the car indeed more than thirty seconds to escape the fancy. I'm god he's in the open.

be my first towards the result. Only choice and that's it. From anthropology starring, killion murphy, Jamie dawning gentlemen good afternoon. How are you very good. Well, how about you? Okay, yeah, I'm doing very well this, so anthropoid must be the most unusual title for a war to action? Drama just explained the story ends and the title of the title I'm gonna get this wrong, probably but its greek in Origin- and I think it means like Human are not quite human. I think the reason that was picked was because of asleep hydro was more, like a boston and human being no phone For those of you who know about him, he was tired, ranking and in the third reich and the nazi hierarchy, and he was cut an architect of the final solution and that just bad creature all around you?

if people when you when you, when you told me that you might remember seeing on television, can branda played hydro in conspiracy, which is a tv drama which was fancy conference in which the whole final solution was kind of drawn up. So this is the plan to kill right. hydrogen and you play using camp It's an young kubes ever got the acts. Evidently roughly right. It does me good cubits, right, dub, cheek logic of bankruptcy and killing your slovak, yes- and me or check enough, moravian, okay, so explain because we see you the movies as you as you parachute and who are you? Have you been So we play, as you said yourself that taken yankee be sure to check soldiers who have been trained in united kingdom mercy for four years from them? their condemn the been partial back into nazi occupied prague with this mission under point to assassinate bernhard, heinrich theirs

soldiers who are persecuted and at the same time, but that the main bulk of the mission fell on these two guys very normal soldiers. To be honest, not remarkable in any sense, you know they're not like super soldiers, superhuman than die. For me, that's why I find it also relate apple, that they were just so with normal men thrust the very abnormal situation do you know why they will pick. That's very good question. I think when check six, the back it known then became occupied. It was a lot of you know. People that, just just before became occupied left a lot just left and then that the czech government was in britain so think they got to britain and, I think been we're. Reading about it and research, I think they had they were both

the guys that made the mission. They had certain skills. You know uncertain temperament, so I think they were chosen for that. For that reason, but I think was mostly that they were obviously you know check and they They could go and then go on to cover pretty quickly and, as Jamie said, they weren't by any standards in our eyes superhuman. They were pretty, average guys I fancy much action. I dont think eater them. I don't think that never sure anyone election, but yet They just happened to be in england, and so they were trained by the assembly and maybe that's one of the reasons why so we see arriving in setting up the mission, is a pretty chaotic mission. Isn't it this isn't an operation that runs out on a given anyway, but obviously it's all written down it's not. A smooth operation is certainly not a smooth operation and theres many differing opinions and whether it was the right thing to do within the czech resistance, cells which there is already a resistance in czechoslovakia at the time

but this was something else altogether. You know this is there's one thing standing up nazi regime, and trying to do all you can against that. But it's another two then come out and say: you're gonna, assassinate the highest ranking nazi officer that within Prague time, daring of insane in its capacity, solvency there's a lot of people who who were against it to their boys, are having to fight against that. From the start, another against it because of the fear of reprisals yeah exactly. You know that the whole of prague to be torn apart if they succeed It is a strange thing of like people fear during the mission succeeding czech people, fearing that, if you succeed with the mission, might kill hydro say you kill him their prizes, a huge so check people, not even one thing. The mission to succeed is kind of a very old

situation, you know unless their prizes were huge and horrific and heinous, but forced asks. the question of whether it is well worth it, but you know I think, the plans that hydra cod for listen. I guess it was then were far greater than reprisals guys to play and the civilians that's What did them are considered heroes in the czech republic, but over here, killion low people come to this story, think I kind of know about hydrate, but I really know this worry, it seems amazing that with there are so many world war- two stories me- maybe this still it is well known as it should be here I mean, I certainly am, I think, chinese we vote weren't aware of it at all, and I've z is huge for the czech people, but I think that that conflict with so huge scale there, still the incidents in his pieces.

That were still finding out about her, that haven't been properly investigated, certainly for the for the average person, is not a historian. I think and look back in it. You realize that this act, the rough actions of a change kind of weather, could change the course of the second world war, and then they change the course of history. As a result, you know, and- and you know it's just you're talking like that, their reprisals like they do lloyd razed to the ground. This town Liddy China, was something like ten thousand people massacred as a result of the assassination attempt was at the time and that was the first time that the world became aware. I think of the real brutality of the third reich, because it was actually newsreel and news footage about this. So even then it was changing. You know. the war he film in prague and there are checked- produces understand on the movie. You must be made work very well. The importance of getting the historical facts correct

Story, the very much- and I was hugely important to shown from the outset anyway. Yeah Shaun Ellis the director he has been living with stories fifteen Sixteen years know so he had a very strong idea of what he wanted it to be, and also you know, you're, not making a documentary you're, making a movie and it's a piece of entertainment, but when one is based on something that actually happened, and I think for some films they play around with the truth, a lot, but Jan really wanted it to be a pretty truthful depiction of of of what went on and let me see the the check producers involved were very happy happy for that too. This is a piece of history, that of a seat their country forever, and they all know. The story inside item mean so much to them. So It's definitely a sort of a unifying. You know agreement that that we should be sticking close to to the actual facts, but also it is making them.

it's always there, and you get your story out first, because m h, h, h, h is on the way fat, jason clarke and the australia act. When he's on the show for everest a couple of years back, he was excited to talk. Every, but what he really wanted to talk about was the fact these play was in h in h, H, we So this story is gonna, be if people, if this Way into the story: they're gonna get another dose of in about a year's time, Yeah I mean it happens in seems to happen industry quite a lot thumbs. Common two's are three, sometimes the story has been has been made. Fourth, we made the seventys and those of those a czech version of sea as well, but you know I gotta say it could be a first and you can search in vienna, but I think that from what I know of h, h, h, H, conviction at this varieties for asia. Is that it's slightly? take on it, focuses more on hydrogen and his private. If anything, so rather than

No centering on the on the operations are things that different take, which your films got Toby jones in it, the great Toby jones, does the burden to his own show, putting in another fabulous performance one and had it a couple of irish just get on with the czech accents or the czech accent in a moravian. Exactly what we want. We told about getting that right on herds suited. Waste very early on to us that the actions needed to be quite soft and how differentiate between glimpse I kinda my moravian, which I think is important, but also don't want them to be a distraction. You dont want people thinking about the actions of posts or five six. Its intimately and also there the czech accent is in its nature. When you know english spoken check, it is it's softer than say russian, which is quite catching and hook

in and can be quite distracting when you hear like british irish people did, I feel so there's something a softness. He wanted to add that I think she did it We have the luxury of having a lot of czech actors and scenes with us there doing accented english, and so that was helpful. Definitely slovak. Tougher than brought me back. remarkably similar now, I dunno, I think every accent you've got to give it time. You know you just have to get just put put the work in and then just hope for the best it's kind of fingers crossed, and I like when we did peaky blinders. I remember everyone was terrified, but the people of burma, I'm accepted, and I think similarly on this film premier them check public. They gave us the tentative top thumbs up, t tease there. I think we got it the ill and small picky blunders. Is there another two maria are you filming now not to next year you looking for

Because you obviously love that character so much the term your produce an hour in the series, it must be quite exciting to get back into that back in that period back into the she'll be hat yeah I mean, I never taught us, you know Sonny like this to happen and television. You never have expected to. Be given the gift play, an actor or its black character for like It will be the five series that have been like thirty hours of tv, it's kind of extraordinary and to be able to develop a character like that. Particularly you know with such great writing and great cast so yeah. It's that kind of took me by surprise a lot of people. S play some very happy system so well, what do you see you in next emulate the fool

I think, yeah the the we finished the third series in february, and it comes at the end of september, so yeah and then move fifty shades. When do we see that that comes ice? The second one comes out valentine's day ish. To those in seventeen and the third. One comes advanced iron valentine's day, ish your smile, but it doesn't it nonsense. Days are covered. If you have that way, climate, I should make it just for fish and killing just one subject, will go to in a noses all completely random, but your work with Crispin alone again on dunkirk is earthy. You can tell us about that well, you know Chris. It doesn't like to give too much weight within aachen people. This is, it is another part of the second world war. The people are familiar with and she's gonna, be he's very interesting to see Chris take on a war film, because I think For me, one of the great directors and I think, a lot of the great

directors. You look at their for modifying there's, always a warfare manner, and I think you know increases philosophy and though he shoots things, it should be. Something can especial I hope I hope so. One of my favorite moments during the show was sag when Chris Nolan was last on the show for interstellar, oh yeah, and we had to stop as an hathaway was making so much noise in her interview in the room next door and he insisted that we stop, and everyone is saying that we're gonna be out of sync: we go, we know we're gonna have to. We have to carry on and at that moment there was no doubt who is in charge in the room, and that was chris Nolan and he absolutely insisted that we stopped until Anne Hathaway finished and we stopped recording and we talked conspiracy theories and landings, not just an amazing conversation. Then and he said how long is I'm gonna be and they checked can be about five minutes, so we say: and took the five minutes. Then, when she had finished laugh We count on doing into me, but what an amazing man is quite unique: hair cut you make by firms talk for themselves,

Killian and Jamie would appreciate spending some time with you. Thank you very much d thanks I'll, be like okay new feature in the interviews that we're going to do where it's going. To always conclude with me, telling them a little showbiz anecdote from your past and they will just look at their watches and think I think we've got again took to Steve right now. So we gotta get as other about. Not anecdote is still isn't is good. Is that you just tweeted a picture? The last time we interviewed killion murphy S, which he remembered and and brought up his eyes. He came into the road map to tell You tell tell a story where the story was that the review you were trying to get him to weed intimating for inception we're trying to get him to say whether he was in and was it the new batman rises. That's right, and you said you said well, there's a new batman on the way. Are you in it it? Can you tell us about it? He said no, no. I can't he said what can you tell us whether you're in it, and he said no, I can't and then he said what can you tell us anything about it at all that you know even whether you're actually in the film he said? Look I can't I've signed a piece of paper and he went which making sure did it when he remembered

do you have it was we had both given him a really really hard time? He said he just wouldn't stop you just what you just wouldn't stop anyway, you're right that he do that if you're pressing him on that was referred to by den of geek as a strong line of question singular because you chose to ask the same question over and over again. Why is it going to paxman vs, Michael howard's approach and just going to keep going until I get somewhere like I mean Killian murphy, but he is, is, is striking. I know you haven't seen the movie yet you're going to sit next week, but I think he's he's striking most everything, yes, that he does and pain mine is has been such a huge the television and energy we were talking about afterwards about how the difference between you know. When you filming television and the quality of the writing vision, then you go to a movie and calls for the rights of the movie and the difference between the two is increasingly blurred. So answer. Boyd is anybody think of as a title on. I think it's like a science fiction for, like you said so, would you ve changed it

It is not the role of a critic to tell filmmakers how to make that home summer that comes out next weekend, but were viewed on next week's programme. Meantime something else. This view that mark is actually seen because of those days, things to come, which is uneven, bite may handsome love. You made your father, my children, goodbye first love, Eden, installs, isabel repair, isabella pep place, a philosophy teacher. He's married, she has to children who a sort of a grown up when we first meet them. The film skips over different time periods and the during the course of the film? And essentially it's a film about somebody whose life is defined ballot by their ideas and their thought process in their aspiration? patch. More than their circumstances. We see her in paris crossing a picket line or to get into teach her students and then there's a sort of some quite friendly debate,

governments, but all look at you. You used to be a communist, and now you ve changed, and she says to as many of you haven't changed in the age of eighteen and then what she discovers is that, in fact, whilst politics and philosophy are in constant and unknowable, so indeed is love and a strange boy in her life. She finds that the things that she had expected to be constant on no longer constant. I love this film and I loved it for a number of reasons. The first one is the israeli pr central performance is absolutely brilliant. She is an actor who inhabits a role like no other there. It's hard to think of more commanding screen presence. She somebody who makes every character. Whether me she became famous airplane characters in extremists, but here what she's doing is under playing playing something which is warm and rights, but also has a sense of sadness and tragedy. When you see your on screen, you absolutely believe in that car to the second thing is: is wonderful to see a film about

a woman whose life is defined by by her profession by her by her mind by her ideas and not defined by domestics consensus and by troy romantic solutions and by imagining that everybody's life actually should be organized around certain key relations, what you get is something which is absolutely unapologetically discursive. It talks about radicalism, revolution in philosophy and in a way that is not very bitter mainstream cinema, but is actually I'm very lightly, so that for all the films, discursive qualities- and to use a mother is as a sort of as a role model for all those discuss. Equality. The film never fails like its being overly preachy or Thirdly, talkative what it feels like as it is engaging all way through the film the central carthage replaced

italy is on the move. The cameras constantly having to catch up with her, even when she's in what looks like a single room setting, she will be moving from place to place always constantly on the go, and what this creates is a sense of a character who is involved in all which is not to do with starting somewhere going through a crisis and ending up some of it is to do with an ongoing flow of life. So, in a way what this film does is to take the situation. You know that the unexpected mid too light life changing circumstances, but not treat it in the way that sort of mainstream saccharine movies would do but to treat it as your life is changing. It is changing. The future is unwritten. How do we grasp this house? We deal with it, Very, very interesting use of song is an awful lot of silence in the film in the construction of its soundtrack is very specific and its Some in terms of It looks it a case

He looks at a rather loose lamed, but actually has much more of a sort of an old. illustrated visual structure. What do you know if you leave siamese loosely jamu we, yes, I like this, so the cameras free flowing and britain not ok, What's the best when describing this imagine the stanley the classic stanley cooper short on a tripod, looking down the corridor which everything is very geometrical and though it, while the opposite of that and yet actually what's happening with his film? that is much more choreograph than at first seem so for me, I thought it was really a ring. Terrific piece of work, a drama about a character that you believe in with circumstances that seem utterly It real and tangible and involve you both emotionally and into actually absolutely essential, that is barely pays performance at sea. sensitively and intelligently, written and directed, and

and I'm not sure I literally just sat there and thought this is great. This is why I want cinema to be doing, and I really really liked it and it's called things to come at lovely with europe, psychological things to come and do seek it out, because it's absolutely terrific. We got time to write. You put a documentary and before just are just an arduous work, a question which isn t try question, but you have to pay to be tried going. Would this work in a double bill with bad moms, I'm going to say yes, because I just want everyone to go and see it. So, yes, fine I'll, give you sixty seconds. Then, on this new documentary, her Jim Jones foley story, which is a document you about the american frontline journalist who was captured in libya, then then were recovered. When at conflict in syria was captured and executed. This is a film made by his Brian out, using very, very moving footage whistle in she's a family and she's with friends. It's a document which is made with a sort of a passionate basis, which is that what this violence

This was doing was going out into dangerous situations because he believed that this these situations needed to be seen by the world, and there is little questioning about what happens when you pay. yourself endangered. Actually, the reason is: do you know about these complex? If you do know about them is because people like that are out there doing it called Jim. James foley story. I found it very, very moving very heartfelt, very intelligent and an important story, so. We have for another hour. You can get involved because via email by text and if you followers on twitter, with payment, Next. Half hour then tell us Who is that are coming up? Man we're going to be doing sausage personally, don't I'm doing the new woody allen film? That's the big coming up who is woody Allen movie bigger than sauce. Party, which Vicki is and morgan. Of course, Jonathan burge offered by the way wants to compliment you mouth for complementing in turn the editing mom's, a right in your view. Yes, the editors says Jonathan and added,

This is something that is often overlooked in filmmaking. Despite the major influence in the way any film looks and fails at it is all have major influence in sound design and special effects, and his mark said of the comedy is found in the editing sweet. So that's quenched things Yeah, I'm alone. However, He then goes on to say it was particularly gratifying to you raise the editing bad moms. As my wife, hey, coax, edited it along with She was half of the films, editing team james thomas. This also came in the week that bad moms is about eight hundred million dollars in america. Engine thirty five dollars million another thirty five dollars worldwide in the that that am as mother editor, envy coats was. Would the governess award and honour jaska by the captain, wow a good week all in all. Societies he's not completely impartial. Given that it is other half is half of the editing team. However, it is worth noting that we note the edit

I just want to say, as I say so often, if you really want to know about that area of filmmaking, that the the most readable book is the reference book and when the shooting stopped the cutting begins, which is got brilliant section on finding any hole in the morass of a movie that began life, his antonia and also a very interesting chapter about the remaking effectively of the night. They waited minsk ease and how the editors kind of constructed that movie after freak in it sort of made it and sort of left behind. So it's it's its fascinating? They just does definitely teach you that so much more stuff happens in the editing by the companies, a particularly good example, because common editing is a really really complicated thing to get right. So how? How lovely to have the email? Thank you and I'm slightly nervous about this email, this next one, because it might give some people, then milo consumer, a few ideas, but everything from doktor Ellen right he's. Unless there

Every time you discuss cinema appropriate food, I have to realise that needs to send you this email, my partner, Phil smith, is a film historian and his counting the right up year of his phd right, she's film, cereals, flash golden and the like, and cereal audiences in the early sound era spot of his, searches uncover the raft raft of nineteen thirty forty newspaper articles on atrocious. Audience behaviour. often. This was for the in the cereal movies, the inappropriate section includes cinema attendee with a whole rose chicken cutlery, another anticipated table paraphernalia and another cinema over who feasted on a whole lobster. never gonna happen. Damn well such baby. You may be distracting for fellow cinema goes. Surely these cinema deserve a level of respect for being so so in so organised you go. Fill some words of encouragement with his thesis as it sees fit. it quite hard being so close to the finishing line, but not quite there yet so come

infill everyone's having a great time. What are you doing? Yeah the fact fact the mother is your your thesis, we, your thesis, will get finished its just it's just a thing. That actually finish it they should well. You know you should just finish it. I think that's quite enough encouragement for one person to take says terminus past three and you can email me what bbc co uk. Sausage party on live anywhere would say what you gonna do if the sausage is now the time, I can't quite believe what I'm hearing about sausage party, but really what are you hearing while I'm hearing a whole raft of thing, I don't want to get in the way of anything. You're about to say, but not written down here, all right, so a sausage party which they fantastically said, the crass vulgar and rude animated feature which is as Jonathan ross would say, nicht for the kinda so it's set in a supermarket where the the durables are alive and their great dream is to be chosen by the godlike customers so that they can be taken to the Heaven that exists beyond the aisles beyond the doors of the supermarket. Some

Renegade durables tell a story that actually all is not rosy. On the other, a little butter broken sausage unchristian weeks, hot dog, one are desperate be united whilst on the shelves they reach out a tiny hands to each other in. anticipation of their future freedom. His clip, I can't wait anymore. I need to field. You are you thinking what I'm thinking just the tapes, I can't believe you're doing this, I know of nothing, but it's fine right. I mean nothing. Bad ever happen from just the tapes. No, no! No! No! No! No! Yes! I believe me. It was the playable clip, so

What then happens is that a piece of food makes it back from the outside until the awful truth. In fact, the gods are monsters and everything inside is disastrous. So here s going request through the oil to the caves of exotic alcohol, with a seek answers and end up funding, lots and lots of laboratory ill, humor and absolute. He said in a low rent guy he's them We thing about it is that I went into sausage policy with with with low expectations, not least because the generation that remembers things like jungle Bergmann. It was a period in the night. nineteen seventeen, when you had for the captain heavy traffic, which we would all kind of quite well- respected. But I remember seeing jumble burden, which of course was actually you know it was a different film for became mcdonald live in the uk. Just thinking. This is just depressing and I'm not finding it funny, and it may be if I saw it again now. I change my mind, but the back of the charges that this is really really awful, and I can't have one sausage body thinking. This is what we're going to get and actually although I am not proud to say our laughed, I'm not too proud to say. I laughed either now that

to say that what it easier you knowing incredibly small there are some some joe. but a smarter than others. Actually the whole thing about. The bag in the laval, desperate having this an ongoing political argument that then ends in the most sort of inconceivable orgiastic. You know finally, is sort of quite well work three, but the stuff that works best is the sort of the stoner humor is the the the the we're coming. Yes, it's! Yes, it's varies very yes, it's very voted. Yes, it's very crass! Yes, things in it. That will make you go oh, for Heaven's sake really, but I was very strict on the last count, and I did last six times and I laughed a little bit more than that there was some It was that I laughed at and then actually felt embarrassed at having laughed. Then there are other jokes that I love texas. Now, so I'm not saying for one minute that what it is is it's good? but what I am saying is that I'm not too proud to admit that it made me laugh and there are

There is enough. I mean there's some seventy, these so deliberately outrageous. That actually will put some people off my hands, then think about you know it's too swearing to grass roots on good. That is possible be the case. Bizarrely, I did found myself. doubling and snorting, and at one point during that really weird thing, which was the eye. I laughed a joke, even as I was ashamed to have laughed at it. So I made that strange, choking noise which, disturbingly like a death rattle, which is how we started out Simon. Karen siegman has having just came out of seeing sausage party at the gorgeous classic cinema in elton wake Melvin. I thought out of my thoughts with stereotypes abounding in dublin Saunders flags flying double of is frankly, as sausage party passes, the six love testing the first ten minutes and heart disease, a film that espouses valleys of understanding, seller, Our differences

just tolerance, all with a cheeky grin and a little bit of bad language. Be warned, though, if you are like me permanently scared by that scene in team america, world police, then may leave you with nightmares all in good fun, though, but you'll never look. food. In the same way, there is a saving private rhine sequence in as well, which is work which is worth the price of admission. Patrick roberts doctors. I had the misfortune to have a rush of blood to the head. This bank holiday monday, can a viewing of sausage party. Italy's truly awful athens crewed by such a mystic and buttock clenching Lee unfunded, I would describe the humour as on a level with the laboratory, accept be an affront to the laboratory, dignity of laboratories LEO odo johannsen, associate party, with some friends Pretty high hopes going it alone. She animated comedy offending some people is the descriptions of the I would really enjoy. It was outrageous hysterical. It

sadly left out the humour in childish, cuba a bit too often I liked it, but wanted. Like it more than I did. Actually I mean that's that's a fair assessment. I liked it, but I want like more than I did in my case, I like enough, which was a lot more than I thought I was going to ok, so just a little bit disappoint but still with nobody. I wasn't disappointed because I had expected to be crushingly disappointed. My actually thought it made me. I was disappointed as much as I thought I was going to be. Yes, It should be on the poster. Yeah. Okay, that's very good! Okay, so that sausage party, that's a that's brand new. What else is out? So, let's see morgan, which is a it's a film which invites I mean, look actively invites comparison with with ex machina, which is always very dangerous, because ex machina, a really good film under you liked it as well, and it's really smart, intelligent science fiction movie and this can't hold a cancer at this starts boy. Erlich, Scott and takes a fairly familiar frankenstein

it seems, but so I'm a handle them in a way that I thought had a certain crowd, pleasing panache. Take mara. Is this a steely risk investigator? He we see at the beginning of the may be being sent into situation which has gone badly wrong. She been sent in to evaluate this titular hybrid morgan play by annotated joy. He was so brilliant in the witch Who is this superhuman bred in a laboratory who had recently attacked one of her keepers among the the supporting us is, of course, the always mighty toby scientifically. miss weathers pleasure. Absolutely? Why don't you get me up to speed? Please. The creation of synthetic dna was the relatively simple half the equation We knew right away. Morgan was very special. Within a month in talking

exceeded our wildest expectations, she was exactly what we intended a hybrid Biological organism- I like it best answer. If that's. Why would you like to know still unclear on the cause. There had been some debate on morgan's time outside when they excursions with Amy work respond. She may well have overreacted very unfortunate, but by these obvious set backs this point Checked is heading in the right direction. You heard from that clip when he says that there was unfortunate stuff, and then you hear the screaming in the background. That kind of gives you a sense of what's interesting about the film. Is that, on the On the one hand, it sort of nodes thematically towards regional, really slow

blade runner and Steven Spielberg. I, although it doesn't have any of the of the upmarket fail of those films for all its individual sheen. This does retain a kind of citizens slightly the movie sense of schlock about it, which I I have no problem with this all actually kind of, rather liked that it has a very, very solid supporting cast, which includes jennifer, jason, Leigh, Paul giamatti, Toby Jones, all of whom do what and an enjoyable version of scenery chewing I mean basically they're taking the they taking the idea of the film economy and and running with it and there's a potato I mean pull dramatic performance is particularly right. Peace, the the years of the shrink who sent into do psych evaluation on more And yes, it is a really really could scenes in which he's just is in Weighing the dialogue is enjoying the centrepiece enjoying that science fiction possibilities of it, The problem is that as

you're, looking at it and as you're thinking of ex machina is that he genuinely isn't that full, because ex machina is managing to do all of those things in a in a month sort of accomplished and death and also set of deceptive. wait, I mean the thing that I really liked about ex machina was a low. I think it did have exploitation edge to it. You will never quite sure where it was going with. The If you have a lot more sense, where it's going, even as the plot does certain twists and flips, which you know I I was quite happy to have an anticipated that just meant to me that they were sort of hard wired into the dna of it, but it was an enjoyable cipher pop. taking that sort of frankenstein idea and doing it again, nor as well as some of the great movies which it refers to. But actually in a way which, which I found perfectly perfectly functional, I'm perfectly enjoyable and I was never board. There was always thinking when you were talking about toby, Jane they're making another appearance.

On the issue of making referencing early with answer point yeah, as was that there was a period the average that unity. The full pate pulses wait. Who was yet I so loaded and was so Wonderful in so many failed, but in a way Toby's become the new people swayed he's just in his Always beguiling and always extrude always put in a completely different performance, any clear Film directors want him to be in absolutely ever. Because he always delivers. I think something about toby guns on your credit, which means ok, fine, ok, this his about this I mean I I can I can what you mean anything because to me he's he's genuine the material he's different in everything, but he or he never gives less than one hundred percent, and you know that if he's there onscreen he's going to bring some interested, but I said this is actually a pretty accomplished and supporting ask me very in a very solid supporting drama at all. Giving for my opinions of our universe, displaced, Franz Josef to work as that central character, and so

I enjoy the item. I thought it was. I think it's flawed. I think it's you know slightly flimsy and certainly reminds you of films, which are we which up a higher level but I did enjoy it. While I was watching it and I genuinely mean it was, I was never bored which is good for science fiction refugees dealing with those ideas again at when you that, when you see answer this week by this coming week, yes went Be Jones appears on screen. You might try not to think o captain mandarins on holiday. Is it's not it's just not a helpful thing be thinking. I am a recent he's going to be with us after the three thirty news and sport. What else you want to do, or we can do halfway society. The woody allen film can do there s a rhetorical. As you know, okay, so the new woody allen film and there's always this thing with woody allen. Is it one of the good ones or the bad ones is a return to form is a fall from form and the last the films, irrational man. I wasn't fond of toll and magic in the moonlight that was kind of a case,

this is at a higher level and that its set in old hollywood envy, His new york, nineteen, thirty sir tile jesse iceberg is the sort of the woody. Signage render win when the bullets over broadway came out and you went to see it- and you said, author junkies, like is basically playing woody allen. Film, ok, fine, well, jesse of adele, yes and jesse. Iceberg is playing woody Allen even more than the junkies. That was so he the set of slightly dorky die from the east coast, goes out to the west to get a job with his uncle phil piper steve corral with this hollywood big shot, and whilst he's out there, to be shown around he's that classic yellow woody Allen character out of place. in allay says. Yes it. You know it's funny, but I don't know my way around. You know. What's what what? What did that's love? So he

is told that this assistance is going to take him around play by Kristen stewart next thing. You know he becomes completely infatuated via, of course, and moves to kiss his equip attraction I'm saying so: what's he like daddy's journalist. Does that since you have so much free time on your hands, he travels. I really like spending my time with you. I hope. That's ok, you know you're very sweet. Did you read that before you, during the headlights- quality Well, if I was your boyfriend, I would not travel for. If I did, I would take you with me. I don't mean us at a kiss, you and all the rest between us so they go to sea. Barbara stand with pictures, they have you know this sort of uprooted.

if a remedy, but it turns out because he or she has boyfriend and the boyfriend eta. That's me a married man and One thing leads to another in the end, the story divides itself between the east coast and the west coast, and there are two women involved in it, both of whom are conveniently called Veronica, the other one played by blake. Who comes to embody. What he's aspirations are in a much more of material way, serene thinking about the film is that in many ways it, as you know, The outcomes often do revisits themes with which we kind of familiar. I mean there are some scenes and that could have been taken in terms of their scripts direct of Annie the discussions about. You know his room with las. Very much like that. You know why would I want to move anywhere with the only cultural advantage is that you can turn right on a stop sign. There is one sequence in which he's trying to persuade somebody to leave california to come back to new york and he's talking about greenwich village, and I mean it. That is absolutely an animal.

Take their hints of crimes and misdemeanours in this underlying sub plot about he's gangster, brother and you know the morality of crime these elicited, the lines that you would expect. Let the unexamined life is worth living with the examined life is no bob, Actually, what makes it work is. Firstly, it looks beautiful. The tourists are shot. It and fines- unexpected beauty breaking in in the california locations, which of course, is something that which traditionally you think of Alan only really finding that beauty the manhattan locations. I e the club in two areas in which we are just sort of sways with this ah deco, designs are, you know, lush, it's a very, very visually, sumptuous and rich film, and it is a treat to look at. There are certain things in it which clunky islands narration? I thought dragged rather and allow oh you know that thing about doing. Innovation is

which we're very familiar with woody allen, as it did here feel, or it was a heavy on the narration that I could have lived without that, but it it passed the time, I am perfectly well. I d enjoy, ought to do better than that. Not enough past monopoly, a bang. I let me finish: it pass the time perfectly well and I join it as a piece of film making, and I thought visually was really rich and stick around gives a very, very good performance. I dont think its classic woody allen but then you know when you ve made as many movies is. He has the fact of the matter is that all gonna be on your little old and be manhattan. It's. So it's one of the better ones. It's one of the better later period ones- and I mean it's not blue jasmine on, but neither is it neither is it irrational man, it's kind, made range light period, woody allen, boosted by some absolutely some she was visuals, which give the film a sense of richness tat, perhaps otherwise it would not have so that movie is that's cool

halfway society mark, is in shetland and especial guessed his arrived. Yes, we are very pleased that it we joined by amorous, anti obvious parish because amorous come up to the challenge we play for if we're supposed to introduce bell you're, just gearing up to going to the london film festival where you're opening the lf with united kingdom. That's rally welcome to shetland. Thank you. It's a real pleasure to be here yeah, it's an exciting time at the moment, busy and exciting, and he just had the lf launch two days ago yesterday, yesterday at morning we had the wonderful launch for the sixty. If I believe I can't believe it, but it was huge and unveiled what looks like a great program and film say it is it's.

Exciting at them, I'm happy to be headlining and some locals are stuck down in london. You can never managed to drag him up to shetland to other things to do, or we may see assignment. While I was thinking of you actually just yesterday cause I want to see Bridget jones's baby and without giving anything away. There's a lot of kenwood in there just a bit north london, where you did a lot of filming for, in fact where it said yeah I said. Well, we wait. We sort of cheated

let's be honest, cause kenwood was being refurbished at the time. So we used six houses around london eye which were very similar and we tied them together to make up our kenwood house. But yes, kenwood is where it was truly set, where the real events that historical events actually took place on yeah, we loved that room very much on this, but not as much as you loved it. But I love you for loving me. We talked about it absolutely login. You came on the show, Tom Wilkinson and so on, and anyone who's been on social media recently will know. I think it's turned up upon it's now on netflix. Isn't it, and so all of this each found a whole new award. You either people watching it a second time or people who'd, never seen it the first time and are realizing what an extraordinary story you managed to get hold of. Oh, it's such a blessing as wow. It say it keeps renewing itself at you know. Every time I I come across another set of people that have seen it. I kind of re, see it again through their eyes and there's something just really gratifying and static.

Lying about that was the lovely thing about tonight. Is that we're going to show it on the big screen? And I think it is great that people are seeing it through netflix and through the small screen, but I the it is a film that needs to be seen projected as well but not least, because it's designed so well, I mean it's, you know it is or it's the art direction. That film is up to the beautiful yes, you've retained with your art director for united kingdom, say Simon. That was a wonderful, wonderful job then, and a production designing that film and we got together again, went off to Botswana together and that for a united kingdom, which is set both in botswana and the uk. So we got to create nineteen forties, london and nineteen forties, but smiling at which was fabulous and and it's lashing and gorgeous once again, but when you were doing the world anew, judging for us, you were out, she were in the middle of shooting the film. In fact, when youtube we were, we said: we'd been wrecking out there and that's why I wish I was gearing up for how hot it was going to be Bain. What it was gonna be be like I, of course you can prepare, for. I had no idea so

the time that you either I came, met you guys and sat and chatted with you again. I was you thinking- well a hyper happens, but at this time we're out. Anything could have happened. Gino films often de claims that stay so I was I to have got a taste of em was keeping my fingers crossed. We might we reopen either euro allows our savers and while he was Simon, they tell you that we should have some kind of credit in their somehow you might have. To be honest, if an prevalent in colombia, the your dutch bell tonight, yes, but they might just be planning to watching. It is again a stream it into their house yang decision what The kind of thing you will be saying to not just that we can have our own kind of private introduction of the sort of stuff you'll be talking. Well, you know, aren't any for me. It's it's a really interesting story that is very specifically about a young woman, who's living in a family that love her I, but how where she can't really find a sort of reflection of herself, because she's adopted and

and as for me, although it's very specifically bell story, it's a universal story of a young woman kind of trying to find her identity and her place in life. I am a set in tenth century. I was too platte city everybody. It was a he going to be a woman, so I don't need to find that lots and lots and lots of men love it so easy for everybody really is, and that doesn't mean it's sort of wishi washi in generic, it's it's very specific, but it it does have a inequality that speaks the universal valid values as well, and when do we all get to when, when does the united kingdom have a release? When can we then talk about? When can we review them talking about it? Well, london, film festival. It will open the london film festival on October. The faith is a really big deal. This is the elephant. Really that's a really huge deal. I did a speech full of them for the press launch yesterday and had to had to hold back the tears slightly as I talked about it and but then it will be in cinemas. From the twenty fifth of november, you will be able to stay in the uk from just explain why it's a big deal

big deal for lots of reasons. Really. I had my first film wild premier there twelve years ago, I am I describe it. Suits them originally before I made films that have standing outside looking into a well that I wished I could be part of having my first film, there felt like a door had been opened and I could just sort of step in and look inside and I felt like baby in a dirty dancing going into that underground, downspout and looking in from the sidelines and thinking wow and and and way to describe it now is, I feel, like I can, finally, of at the centre of that world and I'm looking round and I'm selling just as much all very much a part of it. Now it's it it's my home town is it? Is it city that I love is the premier festival, Now I gotta get to be able to veil, the film I'm it in london, first and foremost in the uk, and that's very exciting and me

not that many women have opened the festival, am, I think I might be the first person of africa caribbean and descend to be opening the festival, so that so the first as well, any ages shows how far we ve come and that we are turning a corner. I think you're going to help us out and choose what congratulations and all that by the way and looking forward to seeing that much and then we went once we've all seen it. We can make integrity, yellow and get, and rosamund pike will look for tool. That very moment when the whole hullabaloo starts race. Tv movie of the week is what we always pick random at this time. So listeners have chosen. There's mark is going to cheat but you're going to choose as well. I'm not I'm not using it. So it's basically a timer. We said we said amorous during tb. Maybe we'll choose one. If you absolutely insist, you might have to help me along his the long list. So the princess bride wreck, it Ralph, avengers, assemble bram, stoker his dracula, seven psychopaths hugo me rise kingdom, wilful street, Donnie doc insomnia best exe, dick marigold hotel and the rest,

a man according to list jazz garrett says: cracking weak for films, beware: Anderson's finest film moonrise kingdom. For me, the teenage leads in it about superb. I was having making suspicion mark will pick this, as is wanted firms more people need to watch and enjoy. Lauren rose, says mark will choose princess bride rate filmer Ralph just picks it for me wreck it. Ralph is better than princess guide goody. On Hell, disan says I do Believe me, I will pick princess bride. I will do that as well here in iceland as by great fortune We also have an airing here on our national broadcaster. Ah, you ve on saturday evening at twenty one. Fifty I was a list is in iceland and I can see from the eye which rat by which will make an absolute fortune that, do have list is in iceland, so good he owns can be watching them. John Galifron says it should be princess bright. I suspect the selection might be insomnia and the decent, but chino performance with a rubber williams, hilary swank combo into the bargain.

Malta is a bit of a wise Anderson fan to pay tax. princess bride- is a terrible film, boring and unfounded, but not will pick it dad. I'm sorry at an end, and you know what I just I'm just I'm just containing my my fury. It's saying that princess bride is a bad film, junk quickly I'll go for Bram stoker's dracula, because it's the first adaptation that really captures the novel. For me, although nobody beats hammer intent of camp and even with Keanu news english accident, I thought that's a lot. Enjoyable, magua, gopher, princess bride so far of all we're going to go for marks, choice and then we're going to go for amma's choice and mark what is our movie of the week while it's changed during the course that I was going to go through for moonrise kingdom, but now because, firstly, somebody said princess, bride isn't great. Somebody else said wreck it. Ralph is better than princess bride, but most importantly because this will also make it the tv movie of the week in iceland, which I think is the first we're going for princess bride. My name is Inigo montoya you killed my father prepare to die print princess bride is on when monk prince

his bride is on saturday on a station to five still they were banned, and one of them last night became forced to twelve thirty. Five p m. That's one! If you've got your five star thing that amorous ante. What would be your t v movie or I'm going to pick one that nobody has mentioned? So I don't know how popular I'm going to be today and I'm dreading twitter after this, but I'm going to go for the best exotic marigold hotel, and I am going for that for reasons of pure loyalty, because it peaches, Tom wilkinson and penelope boat, not believe, and the breadth of those two people are and bell wondering actors and wonderful friends, and I think it's a great film. So that is one shall I tell you ahead, that is on at nine pm m on sunday, film for, and I can't think of a better sunday evening, movie

Thank you very much d just for popping in we appreciate talking to you at any time, and I hope it goes very well for you in shetland tonight and so I'm sure we'll get some social media reports on that, but particularly looking forward to seeing the united kingdom Thank you. I'm uh thanks very much. The amorous anti five lives. Twelve minutes to four an email from catherine young here, long term listed devotee of the church. I'm sure you are aware this he's back to school weak. For some years my parents rejoices they send their offspring out to the door and shiny new issues and immaculately pressed uniform full enthusiasm for the school year this up and held a special place in my heart, because I am beginning with them, says Catherine. I've recently finish my teaching qualification, which is pretty tough? a mature student seem too no longer being able to take these thirty to thirty nine age box on forms, an exit, I start my first job as a class teacher in year. Six, during my

training. You I've been able to use film as a great way to discuss important issues with children inside, it was fabulous s h e, which has his personal social health education, and some of the well done you, films have been brilliant for discussions on friendship and failings. My friends have always. There was a judge for year the children's accounts of just what bob the baker was doing on his journey. Wonderful, those movies still up there. You must get if you haven't seen by the beagle, what a delight that, maybe we absolutely brilliant, is an absolutely brilliant. It's part of the way, the taming page on the five my website, I've had little time for anything else. In such a busy about your pop costs has been one of my Few places that got me through this week. It all becomes real. It would mean the world to me if you could formalize the occasion by inducting me into teachers, transept of the church with attainment and wish me the first day of school, which we data all teachers and all students weather I have already started a whether they are about to start. My first jobs has catherine is to set up a film club. Sorry can make the crews I was making my classroom look amazing,

so katherine annoys. Are you making your classroom looked dead amaze that amazing total database? So you got ten minutes? What else are you going to tell us about? Shall we do a ninth life of Louis Drax, which is an adaptation of a novel by Louise Jensen? A screen written by max min gala is also an actor directed by alexander iii, who's best known for switchblade romance and the hills have eyes remake, so he's best known. as working in the horror genre. This is something of a gay change, because its the sort of fantastical adventure with slightly sort of crazy supernatural overtones of the story is the eight along with his louis, the the the titular louis, who is an actor if the prone child he was rapidly using up all of his nine lives. Just like the thing, but you, your cat, has nine lives and you've used eight of yours. When we first meet him he's. falling from a clay for full, which apparently,

kills him, but actually from which miraculously he turns out to be in a coma he's a clip. Mrs direct. And don't you pascal, especially in africa, Are we looking after the way once dismisses treatment, dynamic, I must congratulate you. Congratulate that's pursues word miracle in the medical profession, but it's my call for an exception. My son is very true, however, to fortitude. that's the voice of surrogate and jamie dornan, so they've got he's, got another movie at ease, yeah they've, just absolutely packed. The opening our show is the gateway to such great things anyway. So

what then happens is that we here as a sudden narrative was we hear louise voiced in the writing his story in flash back, we sees VON birth is multiple brushes with in it with with danger and death, is encounters with psychiatrist play by olive apply. who is enlisted to gonna get inside, is mine and find out whether or not these accidents that keeping willing to Emma happening because he's self harming that somehow he's doing this because he's out of doors tension to himself it something that he needs, and we also learned of his four relationship with his father- is played by air and pulled and very very strong sporting costs. Molly parker is the detective investigating case, Species of everything, not least jamie jones, Its relationship with the lilies mom. The thing about the fill me: it's a genuinely old piece of work- and I like that about it, because I like the fact that I wasn't immediately able to get a handle on exact,

totally where it was going, it has fantastical elements, it has apparition It appeared to be monstrous theories. A very some strong flavour of gm adele, toro and in others the falsehood of fabulous thing about pans, land. went in which you have the story, that's happening in the in the with the world above ground than you have the store. This happening in the underworld. Stop myself there from saying the real world and imagine well because it poses gamma voice as those two things are actually two sides of the I'm goin and you have that fabulous since going through the film. You also have bizarrely in the kind of thriller narrative that starts to play Out as the narrative on felt even get hints of understanding bizarre comparison. You get hints of william Peter blotches legion, Because you ended up being come here as the ninth configuration, which has been stuff recently about further, they try to construct a directive.

Cost of that full footfall blu ray release legion, which is a film which is set in a hospital and which is a story about a transfer of thoughts between people within hospital, where there are sequences in these that seem to me, we directly. Referring to that. I mean you know it's it. That may just be me cause, as we all know, obsess about the exits and take the exit three more than perhaps I should do but what I like about it, the I think when I liked road, therefore, was the sense that it was telling a story, but I wasn't entirely sure way that story was going to go to do with unpicking the psyche of all the different characters. The plot has been a twists and turns which again If you follow the clues, you couldn't you know you can see where it's going, but when it makes those twists and turns it does them in a rather nice. Rather fish- and I was surprised to find myself as

what along by it as I was. I certainly the beginning. I just didn't know what to expect. I didn't know where the film was going. The me no pre release material hadn't prepared. Me for exactly what kind of story it was, and I said expectations about andreotti, who does of course bring happiness but semi gothic sensibility to it. I thought I had. it had that sense of a fabulous story that the more the more it play down? Despite the fact that certain things about the narrative- it don't quite donk perhaps too neat for their own good I enjoyed it. I thought it. We ve made a very old, very strange spell, not least because of the fact totally it was it was we peculiar, and I love that I like the fact that it could never quite get a handle on

At the time whether it was tragic or comic, or fabulous or realistic, managing to be all those things at the same time, I just want to make a listing, so I've already got a semi gothic sensibility, semi gothic sensibilities. If atlanticist was it, was it fabulous? Happy, realist? Yes, what else did I say I think it's either soldiers by those robbing he and knowing you shut up as you see thinking over what they call the dirty winkie, dixie, Lala and indeed pose yes and the bananas in pajamas coming downstairs and the thought of what is called the night live a levy, drugs and

yeah. We got time for brotherhood. I think, because a lot of posters about that no cause come on the show many times about this. So this is the third have no clark's huge trilogy. The first one cannot hit he he wrote and then he co starred was already by miniature, didn't because he wrote and directed and starred in adulthood. Now we get the the third film which is brotherhood, he returns as x. same plop, whose older and potentially wiser than before, now attempting to go straight living with his partner and kids, but finding these violent past Let him go at the very beginning. We have a shooting which ends warning signals. Sam has been dragged back into the life, your which also involve some of his friends, and colleagues, who were similarly to move on with their lives, his quick wisdom Let me tell me about this: one, a m: ninety percent of sale. trumpet and horn music shop.

mostly to go down there and collection stuff up at a band Moving to america back. About me. Maybe I want to go solo. How can I miss the blogging of ninety percent of a trumpet babe, you didn't later. Maybe I want alone Are you lying to me blackberry from it? If I'm gonna go check out just blogging quickly. Alright, you carry on watching the show, I'm not going to be long. Let me know what the bungalow say and I'll be back soon as possible. I bet you don't mess with reeves said it. The interesting thing about knowledge is a kind of one man, film industry and he's in terms of the work that he's done. It has gone across many different genres. I still think that the best great was the false girls which I I really really loved he's, also

Fourthly, to one and the anomaly, unease really talked about and making romantic comedy ease, but he's also told rina very frankly about that. the things that he wants to do and things that he's expected to do, and he wants use this phrase about every now and then returning to what he called the hoodie part and, to some extent, that's what's happening here, he's making a movie which has built in audience, and he knows what the demands of the audience will bade him at the watching as owners. I was thinking that that year, that roger common analogy which is, if you're, going to make this kind of film. There are certain things that have to be in roger corman thing. It was asked to be a certain length of an exploding helicopter and a scene in the strip club. In the case of this, it means Unfortunately, I think that you you get way too much gratuitous female nudity and there is a fair degree of gang the cliche which is used in the drama. However, There is more to it than that. Because the most interesting thing about the film is it's gonna musing quality on somebody attempting to move on from their past attempting to put their past not just their past life, but they passed idea

city behind them is asking what happens when a bad boy grows up whether its possible to go. Beyond certain. You know certain acts that will haunt you. the rest of your life. I think he is very confident it's a real hours. I saw I understand that he's working within the genre with this, which it which puts it, which has certain demands which is fulfilling, Those are the bits of the film that I'm least interested in the bits of my most interested in all when he is doing that for my money? More mature, more investigative sense of a character who is attempting to put past behind them. When you step out of the studio, of bbc radio shetland, which you're about to do yeah. What is your first climb and what are you gonna be doing? I'm going to go straight down to moray eel to do substitute, did it to get back to film festival and what is it trusting you didn't see,

amorous anti element that is there, but have made an shetland short as an entire evening, a mighty shetland short. Thank you. I just thought I'd make you thank. You mentioned that this has been a something exponential. If a bbc radio five live, what is our movie of the weak? Please? Well, it's things to come with. Isabella pair thought it might be it just before we leave the subject of brotherhood, I was going to include this on the show, but here it is cause. That's what that's why I see I knew I knew there was an email and that's why I stopped liking it before, because I thought I was going to read the mail and then you, but it was forty five seconds fifteen seconds no energy next week, so I thought I'd. Let this bring that you're being super professional jake in hackney catch brotherhood last night, and I went in truly urging it to be great, which is always a mistake. I left the screen. A huge support of the message and of clogs acting, but sadly not much else. First them confused as to sort of movie. Was it a greedy gangs too? Maybe is it a silly light hearted comedy it tries to be. Both and unfortunately ends up being, neither apart from its tone,

difficult. Is there a number, plot lines which led absolutely nowhere leaving you? views as to why they even bothered mentioning them for them problem was the heavy handed nature of the key cities that no is trying to get across the fame of The older lead from your mistakes and leaving your past bind, isn't just you on Fiona plate, it's making shoot you noises as its spoon towards your mouth, keep up the good work boys taken hate me when I say that that's it, that's a very good for his well. I will utilise this is its as is being shown to watch your mouth thing is out when I doing some work, ethically murphy anti yeah kitty has always said in any said over and over again in a whole bunch of movies. That is that he's made here. would far. Rather I for aid really like movies, that tell you what to think he loves the idea which we discussed many times on the programme that unit, if you want take a message from a movie, then fine, if you one to find a movie blissfully entertaining then that's also fine, but the movie should leave it up to you rob

and gives it a right in large letters what you should think. It sounds, though, that might be what jake's issue is your brother, its I think that is what is issues we brotherhood. I mean I think, that what is happening in the case of brotherhood is that it's a film is being pulled in different direction by different by different requirements of the market, but he's playing to my senses- and I may be completely wrong about this myself- Is this a story that no clark is interested in telling and there's the store that the movie requires, in order for it to be noted that it does not have enough of sought to so many times before that that is there a common philosophy. I see women budget comes, I didn't roger com is a producer and psychological and thought was always you get you get a director, wants to be a french our has director and you make them make council, which is slightly different, but I am the stuff I liked in brotherhood was the stuffing, I felt what no was doing was was.

Store that. He wanted to tell him. I am actually it doesn't bother me studies that is labelled on, because I think that what is doing is it's fine. against the other elements in the film which which online interested in some of which I actually have been active problem with what was wrong kennesaw? the short version of what was it well council's very interesting case, connoisseur easily. Okay, very briefly, second connoisseur was a film made about dinosaur and the guy who made it as the director said that they said Roger clemens organizations. Are you going to half a million dollars to make this and they said what It's a dinosaur movie. How are we going to make a dinosaur movie with half a million dollars and comes it? That's what you've got half a million dollars? That's what it's going to cost so he went away and he made the movie and he made the entire movie, but with no dinosaur in it. At all, and then he finished the rough, and he showed a german court said where's, the dough. This all night when yeah exact later. Ok, that's good. There is a thing from Jeremy collins greetings from

across the pond, I'm a long term listener. First time, email, a native of leads, live The dream in palo alto I couldn't helping outraged by the misfortune of the poor woman is a reference to last week's programme whose epoch we'll fell out. Do this. Yes, I do tat. I was proud to delivering her baby as in a seal, adjust and put her in of said form of pain relief. have to know? Why wasn't put back? Did she not wish to make two? the fuss and then she popped up midway, to watch a film and didn't wish to break the code. I can't think of a single reason why she should be left with you, Soothing banter, as a substitute, whilst I do acknowledge the lifesaving coma, reversing properties of your programme, overcoming the pain of childbirth seems a bit stretch if you'll excuse. The expression, says Jeremy, talking of something else that cause great pain to myself now and hold yourself back on this month. I'd like to take the opportunity of operating mark for the ninety minutes and time it took to find it of my life.

If we get back for watching the repeatedly commended movie Jeremy, which I thought was otter, pants. No, oh, no, no, no! No! No! No Simon! You be one step away from the vizier, it was one of those pitiful watch. experiences. Were you Telling yourself to invest in the weight reminding ourselves that mark mentions this every other We can retain with the exist as the best film on the planet and wait for it to start getting good, and then it finished boy. Bring more boring and terrible music to boot? Never since farewell, my concubine have I scratch so hard wondering what all the fuss is about. Sorry for the anti cambodian rent now, one for a while. So I thought I'd step up but never mind I agree with almost everything else that you both recommend and if you could say heights. My best friend jonathan in manchester, who introduce me to the pope, cast the knob ended up and of my life leslie, I'm not gonna do the other, because I'm included

so the ballot I'm gonna make you feel better. What's that for They met song in over the morrissey. Some beware: I hold more grudges than lonely high court judges right you'll now into you george, you didn't enjoy that, but you will enjoy this. Some costs bonus. It didn't have time for gentlemen I saw giulietta last monday? Oh yes, I consider it a masterpiece, brilliant almodovar. At his best, the subtitles for me were irrelevant, as the film spoke for it spoke for itself, Simon who's, the director, a it is I who was at his best how moldova, god bless you my because you got it right well, because everyone says automotive are not well. I just like you know what I'm like with yet getting foreign languages spot with an empty, but well guess I'm sorry. I'm just can thank you. The helmet over is the debate as his eye, the alley hider or hide, or at least not clear, from the mobility we juliet as touch me. Unlike any may this year, the idea of silence as a double edged sword is presented.

it drives away and brings together characters in equal measure? This is compounded with a hitchcock in exploration of the viral quality of guilt. Hopelessness depression and mania of obsession delivering an edge of you seat drama packs, an unbelievable emotional punch, great performances, great cinematography, great sandra Juliet, has, the neon demon is my favorite movie of the well with us, fantastic, I went to a cinema to see to see lights out with dive norris and whose then I'd bump into outside the cinema, but the legend is times in great who, of course, immediately said Have you seen the almodovar and she said it in that way, because she's worked with him there you go so I go it I, even though I haven't bizarre in so many ways you have and just one more on genetic is this is this is slightly off putting so here is someone who is overcome enormous hardship to enjoy this movie.

And this person is Steve clock. What a wonderful film juliet is talk mercy them beguiling, an emotional and sleep. Depriving us, I think, of the fact that my seven year old daughter has so many complexities ahead that I cannot safer from. It is also as the best dear based seed in movie history, beating the profit, the dancer and countless centimetres. Strangely, there was a potential code violation except it's not Because there is currently no legislation for in your code, it's because of bugs be: u gs bugs rolling in the light and over the lens of the projector was so in one very fraught scene, drama, was accentuated by the shadow of a giant bug about eight has salty ts dream face in a lot making moment. Another bug giant seem to be bouncing up and down as they bounced up and down. They made their presence. throughout most of the film but the poignancy Juliet won the day, despite the giant bugs now. I would

Think almost any movie is just gonna, yoda yukon constraineth thing if you could just see bug yeah. That's absolutely not that's really! So, despite the bugs, it was complete with Well, that's when you know a film is really good as if it can manage to overcome the bug to overcome that kind of problem. We're just going to give you a little bit to squeeze here because we were talking this is the closest tell us about it. This is hackers issues, hackers you are the only ones who took the. The hackers he's got this this. sounds like, which is the color prototype techno into lots of stuff, then, at the end of it, suddenly there's this guy?

but burst of studies, which is completely at odds with the music in the whole of the rest of the film. It actually works rather brilliantly for that sequence, they'll again and very wistful, and here we are talking all everything reason. So we have to talk every thirty seconds and there are building up the corso onto a girl. She now son, like all we have to do so. I was just being quite up to the chorus of course thoughts and then used any talk all the way through it won't sorry. We got no musical sensibilities,

we're doing dvd of the week only asking passing while we were going to get to it, but I was just trying to carry on the osprey as it was where you got to know that that's even creepier, but I can't see you doing it. A yeah captain america put down that nearly indestructible shield that you throw at your foes were a peace loving squad here awaited David. What are you going to pick as his home entertainment release of the week? What would you pick and what would captain America, america? except in a married pic ian lambert, Steve rogers strikes me as a florence foster Jenkins fan. Definitely it's the whole education of an era he can relate to I'd. Go for bananas. Monte will probably agree with cap apple captain america, obviously woody fan out assault, josie flame, I would go for captain america, civil war, as while I've had a somewhat

rocky relationship with the marvel films. This one really work for me. mom would go for florence, pasta jenkins, Alex Harrison, I'm hoping for the boy in the based, since he said it was probably one of the most interesting working animate directors. In my opinion, a mark is gonna, go for florence, foster genk jason simpson I'll- be picking up marble, cosplay parade flights extravaganza, but I think mark will pick florence. Jenkins? Well, maybe you're all wrong mug. What is our dvd of the weak lawrence? the jenkins of use- and I know I know, but the thing is I love you You really liked it too. I just love the. I think it's a wonderful retailing of that story. You and I feel slightly differently about whether or not the film is laughing at all with you know what I'm right, because each giving both now ok,

Let's find me, I what I and I've seen it three times now. What I love about it is the tenderness. The generosity of the performance is, I think you grant is it's the performance of his career. I think he's absolutely brilliant. Sinclair bay failed. I think it is a wonderful job. even more than the character of you moon. It's it's sinclair you. You can't drawers into the room and then merrill streak doing this brilliant thing, which is giving you a portrait of somebody who is referred to as the first lady, the sliding scale, the diva dean and somebody could not home and operatic and yet clearly how the musicality had a love of music in a passion for music that somehow get beyond the fact that she can't hear that she's singing of june and you end up with a much I loved. I laughed I cried, I was moved. I was enchanted and bear in mind. I really like marguerite, which was the french film,

in front of him before? One knows the seas off or think so, I was very suspicious of florence- was the jenkins, but it just just dynamite, just loved it, Well, hey mark you've been fabulous. I think you have a lovely time in shetland. You've been fabulous, I thought you managed very well in that bit when I suddenly wasn't on the program cause. I could still hear you and I thought you did a brilliant job of handling it without me, while I just read an email out which, as you know, not a tough one out of every thereby I was thinking, I wonder how how much stuff I've got here to get through it. I just don't reappear. How much of the show do you think you could do if I would, if I didn't come back where there would have been the interview, which was thirteen minutes. We spoke about. Ten minutes was of emails that the taking coals than I could. then some rehearsals road or request friday. We can open with hits from nineteen eighty one do. You know how much of the show I could have done without you, almost all of it. You have not made to none now because because, unless you say

have we got a review coming up. I can't even start us why you, when I say you shall I do a thing now and you go. That's a rhetorical question. No, it's! No! I can't do it unless you get this, you say always need someone to say ninety you some one I do, but I specifically need you to say and now do this. Okay. Well, look! Let's now finished but what we could do simper lives before we go, which budweiser we got ugly bobo. Ok, so ass, roger glover, which haven't heard heard even at even had you sung and night a note, perfect rendition of it. I still wouldn't have known what it was, but now we've got cruel, gotta, cruel, gotta, crawl, fantastic once

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