i'm ben brown. a 58—year—old man. whatever it is, i'm not the target audience. but the thing about it is it's made well. to protect children online. that is perfectly understandable and entertaining. to intervene earlier to stop terror is in the right attacks. place. the central sort of message of the film is really interesting. in the austin powers films, has died at the age of 49. makes you think, "ok, i buy this. send—off by the queen. but it's ok, i don't mind, i'll go with it. i'm buying it, yeah. i did go with it and it works surprisingly well. i went in knowing nothing about it at all. i was completely there. taking part in the 26—mile event. really pleasantly surprised. well, and that's always a good thing. it is. to finish in the next juliette binoche. few minutes. a mistra nslation of the original french title. as a film—maker. this is a bit of an oddity.

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role. kind of quite brittle, quite sharp, quite satirical comedy. which sort of rises and falls with the movie itself. i have to confess i wasn't entirely won over. i know some people have completely fallen in love with it. i've heard people rave about it. i know some people have found it absolutely infuriating. and i think i fell somewhere between the two. in it which i thought, "0k, fine, enough of this already. strange turns that you don't expect. kept wrong—footing me. for that, i think it needs to be praised. it is an oddity though and it's absolutely not for everyone. and report back. 0k. the final film, i should know the title off by heart. go on. have a run at it. the trailer so many times. it's about guernsey.

which everybody who knows the novel will know. so it's based on a very well known and very sort of well—liked novel. with the literary society. she said, "i don't understand — what is all that about? they start corresponding. stories and she thinks it's a great idea. her publisher is not so keen. here is a look. sidney... j—j—j—ust hold on. sidney. hold on one second. what the dickens is that? juliet, you cannot go to a book club meeting on the island of guernsey. it's a leap of faith they'll even let me in. you're reading in cambridge friday. but the society, they meet on a friday. they can't wait.

i'll only be gone the weekend, back monday. edinburgh. you're in edinburgh, monday! ijust don't. well, this is your fault. you said yes to the times. excuse me, my fault? finally, i'll have something serious to write. in cambridge, would it? you're not... you're not running away? ha ha ha, you're too funny. well, i can't imagine mark would let you get very far anyway. let me! so half of downton abbey's in it. it's going for. of it pretty much tells you you know the film you think it's going to be? it's that film. surprises.

that's not necessarily meaning its without charm. and cornwall — not guernsey, as it turns out. "not the right guy"... chuckles. seen in your entire life. a good time making it. the lack of surprise did trouble me slightly. a legacy of occupation. but that is very much in the background. which is a shame because actually, that story in itself is fascinating. fascinating. absolutely. that story has yet properly to be told on screen. this is exactly what you would think from the poster. nicely with a cup

of tea. and it's exactly that film. what you expect it to be. i wanted a little more grit, i wanted a little more substance. "this is a well—made picture postcard story. deeper than it is. but it's perfectly fine. i smiled occasionally, you know. perfectly fine. "it's perfectly fine," said mark kermode. they're not putting that on the poster. "but jane, i think you'd really like it! and i'm going to say, "mark, i would be scared out of my wits. chiller. i know you are a huge horror movie fan. i'm all about this, yes. my mission is to get you to go and see more horror movies. by monsters who effectively see with their ears.

it's what they hear is, you know how they locate you. so as long as you are silent, you are safe. sound is dangerous. made the audience fall silent. it made the audience go quiet. it's to do with tension, it's to do with atmosphere and build—up. it's about a family. and the way in which the family may or may not hold together. all the performances are very solid. it's really perfectly pitched. using the absence of sound to really draw you in. and i think you'd really like it. just as piece of film—making, it's thrilling. it's edge—of—your—seat stuff. it is scary but it's a horror film. yes. dvd is a fascinating story. 0h, we're moving on now? we're moving on! i didn't know

about. for frequency—hopping technology. known. you as one thing. and that's it. once you're that one thing, you can't be something else. yes, fascinating. really, really interesting story. thanks very much, mark. thank you. fun as ever, even if i'm not going to go and see it. uk/markkermode. all our previous programmes are on the iplayer as well. that's it for this week. enjoy your cinema—going. bye— bye.

genre, i still prefer hammer horror, but there you are. but there you are. of banging and crashing last night in a good part of england and wales. in a good part of england and wales. a lot of thunder, perhaps you would have seen the lightning. have seen the lightning. hard to believe how things have changed over the past few hours. changed over the past few hours. and this is what the south—east coast looks like now. coast looks like now. you'd hardly believe it was the same area. believe it was the same area. but it's not all blue skies. it's not all blue skies. who has spent the morning in north and western parts. and western parts. here we have kept quite a bit of activity. quite a bit of activity.

western parts of england, through wales as well. wales as well. over the north—western quarter of scotland. scotland. the cloud beginning to break up elsewhere. break up elsewhere. improve us to get behind the weather front. front. ahead of the weather front, things stay really very warm indeed. things stay really very warm indeed. system works its way down towards the southeastern quarter. the southeastern quarter. there and then moves away into the continent. what follows behind? not a vacuum. a vacuum. it turns into a much fresher regime.

fresher regime. we pick up the story from about lipm. from about lipm. going more showery perhaps over the north west of scotland. north west of scotland. skies clear or not, your temperatures are there. 6—9dc. enough started a new week for a time. time. the rain still north of the great glen. great glen. a new weather front comes in from the atlantic. comes in from the atlantic. further east you are, the more likely it is you will stay dry. likely it is you will stay dry. top ten car on the day will be 16 or 17 degrees or so. 17 degrees or so. you know and about spring comes to the british isles. 00:11:58,598 --> 1073741525:57:21,306 this 1073741525:57:21,306 --> 2147483051:42:44,014 is 2147483051:42:44,014 --> 3221224577:28:06,723 bbc 3221224577:28:06,723 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 news.