night for reflect on a painful night for rangers in prague. the row rambles on and on the booing of camara during the rangers appealing for uefa to act. the london marathon returns to the streets of london both shower about what we can expect from not likely to be the biggest marathon event ever held. and we will look back on the county championship season is once again endedin championship season is once again ended in october. that's on sports day at 630. now on bbc news it's time for the film review. hello and a very warm welcome to this week's film review on bbc news. guess it is with me and guess what were talking about? they are no prizes for guessing this week, are there? , ., , ~ prizes for guessing this week, are there? , . , ~ ~ there? yes, quite a big week. we have no time _ there? yes, quite a big week. we

have no time to _ there? yes, quite a big week. we have no time to die, _ there? yes, quite a big week. we have no time to die, james - there? yes, quite a big week. wei have no time to die, james bond have no time to die, james bond is back finally. we have next door which is a satirical psychodrama. and we have redemption of a road which is a dark musical comedy. l which is a dark musical comedy. i almost feel nervous for the producers of bond. there feels like there is so much riding on this for british cinema. it’s there is so much riding on this for british cinema.— british cinema. it's been such a lona wait british cinema. it's been such a long wait for— british cinema. it's been such a long wait for that _ british cinema. it's been such a long wait for that 18 _ british cinema. it's been such a long wait for that 18 months. i british cinema. it's been such a i long wait for that 18 months. until the first thing to say is i know you haven't seen it yet and many peoples start this weekend. let's not discuss plot at all ok? let's just say that after having been delayed for so long obviously people have got huge expectations. and i a chilly thought it was pretty good and better than i expected. it has seriousness of on her majesties secret service, it has the grittiness of what we've come to know is daniel craig back to casino royale. but it also has the globetrotting scenery, it has the

action set pieces and it has gadgets. which includes shower is the blow agent. here's a clip. your watch. it contains _ the blow agent. here's a clip. your watch. it contains a _ the blow agent. here's a clip. your watch. it contains a limited - the blow agent. here's a clip. your watch. it contains a limited radius, the electromagnetic pulse it will shorten— the electromagnetic pulse it will shorten any circuits in a hard—wired number_ shorten any circuits in a hard—wired number two — shorten any circuits in a hard—wired number two if you get closer. and how strong _ number two if you get closer. and how strong is _ number two if you get closer. and how strong is a? _ number two if you get closer. and how strong is a? it's _ number two if you get closer. and how strong is a? it's fairly - number two if you get closer. and how strong is a? it's fairly strong. j how strong is a? it's fairly strong. fairly strong? _ how strong is a? it's fairly strong. fairly strong? i — how strong is a? it's fairly strong. fairly strong? i haven't _ how strong is a? it's fairly strong. fairly strong? i haven't had - how strong is a? it's fairly strong. fairly strong? i haven't had the i fairly strong? i haven't had the chance to _ fairly strong? i haven't had the chance to test _ fairly strong? i haven't had the chance to test it _ fairly strong? i haven't had the chance to test it properly, - fairly strong? i haven't had the l chance to test it properly, just be careful _ chance to test it properly, just be careful 0k— chance to test it properly, just be careful. ok this is queued up. it will map— careful. ok this is queued up. it will map the space as you move through— will map the space as you move through il _ will map the space as you move through it. don't touch that. and smart— through it. don't touch that. and smart blood, it will track you and your vitals — smart blood, it will track you and your vitals. you don't mind a shot or two— your vitals. you don't mind a shot or two whilst _ your vitals. you don't mind a shot or two whilst at work.— your vitals. you don't mind a shot or two whilst at work. show it? well i haven't had —

or two whilst at work. show it? well i haven't had a _ or two whilst at work. show it? well i haven't had a drink _ or two whilst at work. show it? well i haven't had a drink for _ or two whilst at work. show it? well i haven't had a drink for 3 _ or two whilst at work. show it? well i haven't had a drink for 3 or- or two whilst at work. show it? well i haven't had a drink for 3 or - - i haven't had a drink for 3 or — ouch hours. i haven't had a drink for 3 or - ouch hours-— i haven't had a drink for 3 or - ouch hours. ~ ., ., , �* ,., ~ ouch hours. wow, doesn't sound like ou. i'm ouch hours. wow, doesn't sound like you- i'm glad — ouch hours. wow, doesn't sound like you- i'm glad it's _ ouch hours. wow, doesn't sound like you. i'm glad it's making _ ouch hours. wow, doesn't sound like you. i'm glad it's making me - ouch hours. wow, doesn't sound like you. i'm glad it's making me laugh. l you. i'm glad it's making me laugh. i love that role, i love the gadget so far all good.— i love that role, i love the gadget so far all good. ease made that roll his own. so far all good. ease made that roll his own- ease _ so far all good. ease made that roll his own. ease done _ so far all good. ease made that roll his own. ease done a _ his own. ease done a really brilliantjob of his own. ease done a really brilliant job of that. his own. ease done a really brilliantjob of that. so it has the jokes. it has the action set pieces, it has lea seydou who was absolutely terrific. more importantly it has consequences. i've always said that the characters are only is interesting is what they have to lose. the character is nothing to lose. the character is nothing to lose they have no drama. i think what this does a very good job of balancing stuff that with you want with bond movies. the set pieces, the action set pieces, the scenery all that stuff. but also with a genuine sense of personaljeopardy thatis genuine sense of personaljeopardy that is the heart of all really good dramas. yes, there are low nods to doctor no in you only live twice. you hear a few that has you back to her majesties secret service very early on. and what you get is the

sense that it's notjust surface, there's something more important happening underneath. obviously part of me is watching what have the night with the early bond to? this is very solidly directed, the action set pieces very well done. the script went through a number of rewrites, phoebe walbridge famously came and a polish on it. there are times that the script feels a little bit different voices talking but that said, the underlying dna of the film is strangely coherent. and a chilly since i saw her, and we start last night, i thought about it more and more and i thought about the way in which the plot very cleverly plays with the idea of family whether it's personal or political, whether it's personal or political, whether it's personal or political, whether it's criminal and really intertwines that into the dna of the plot. but also like to say, daniel craig is my favourite bond. oh, is he? he is. but it's important to

acknowledge that he comes from a lineage that goes from george lazenby to timothy dalton. and dalton is the great underrated bond. and i think he picks up that kind of mantle from him. i was really very impressed. and i are gone and thinking after all this time, it's good to be ok.— thinking after all this time, it's good to be ok. thinking after all this time, it's aood to be ok. ~ . , ., good to be ok. much better than ok. i have heard — good to be ok. much better than ok. i have heard it's _ good to be ok. much better than ok. i have heard it's a _ good to be ok. much better than ok. i have heard it's a that _ good to be ok. much better than ok. i have heard it's a that it _ good to be ok. much better than ok. i have heard it's a that it helps - good to be ok. much better than ok. i have heard it's a that it helps if- i have heard it's a that it helps if you'd seen spector to get the plot. obviously without giving any plot spoilers. do you think you need to have seen spector or does it stand alone in terms of understanding was going on? put alone in terms of understanding was auoin on? , ., alone in terms of understanding was auoin on? , ._ , going on? put it this way, the first bond film going on? put it this way, the first ltond film i — going on? put it this way, the first bond film i ever— going on? put it this way, the first bond film i ever saw _ going on? put it this way, the first bond film i ever saw not _ going on? put it this way, the first bond film i ever saw not having i bond film i ever saw not having seen any bond films was live and let day with roger more. i did understand what was going on but there was a bunch of stuff that was exciting. on any level... who in the world hasn't seen spector? any level. .. who in the world hasn't seen spector?— any level... who in the world hasn't seen spector?_ yes, | seen spector? using spector? yes, but recently _ seen spector? using spector? yes, but recently re- — seen spector? using spector? yes, but recently re- watched. _ seen spector? using spector? yes, but recently re- watched. it - seen spector? using spector? yes, but recently re- watched. it helps. | but recently re— watched. it helps. but i think it makes sense in and of itself. not all the daniel craigs were great, question of sport was a bit all over the place i do think this is a really film.—

this is a really film. what was that? okay. _ this is a really film. what was that? okay, were _ this is a really film. what was that? okay, were all- this is a really film. what was that? okay, were all going i this is a really film. what was that? okay, were all going toj this is a really film. what was i that? okay, were all going to see this week in iraq and have fun and that's lovely. how lovely to get backin that's lovely. how lovely to get back in cinemas with a big action film, that's fantastic. fiur back in cinemas with a big action film, that's fantastic. our second choice... there _ film, that's fantastic. our second choice... there are _ film, that's fantastic. our second choice... there are other - film, that's fantastic. our second choice... there are other movies| film, that's fantastic. our second i choice... there are other movies as well. so stage e tragicomedy he plays, kind of himself. ease on the way to an audition for, he goes into a bar is way late that initially seems like a fan and starts criticising his role, i seen all the builds he made. his character keeps trying to leave but every time he tries to leave the barfly kind of tells him another detail about his life that you suddenly realise that he knows everything about this actors life. in the film is about a number of thing and number one it's a satire on celebrity in the way actors behave like they know everything but they don't. on the other hand it's about political satire about reunification and

gentrification. it's a cat and mouse subgroup two psychodrama, it's a bit stage you can imaginejust subgroup two psychodrama, it's a bit stage you can imagine just the two characters you're snoring at each other every time he leave he asked to come back in again. i kind of enjoy it. there's even a tinge of horror to it. it sounds creepy. it is creepy but in a good creepy way. again, at the beginning i thought ok fine, i could see with this is going. 20 minutes and i didn't mind. ithought going. 20 minutes and i didn't mind. i thought this is fine because it's got a creepy, slightly nasty seating is that i like. got a creepy, slightly nasty seating is that i like-— is that i like. interesting i like daniel braude, _ is that i like. interesting i like daniel braude, his _ is that i like. interesting i like daniel braude, his interest i is that i like. interesting i like| daniel braude, his interest in. redemption of a road? a document comedy with the biblical twist was up comedy with the biblical twist was up a red to return to his home town where everyone hates them. including his father who promptly dies then it starts raining at his father's will says he cannot be buried unless it stops raining. but everyone in the town starts to think it's got not going to stop raining until he is buried. here's a clip. ida.

going to stop raining until he is buried. here's a clip.— going to stop raining until he is buried. here's a clip. no. how much do ou buried. here's a clip. no. how much do you want — buried. here's a clip. no. how much do you want to _ buried. here's a clip. no. how much do you want to cover— buried. here's a clip. no. how much do you want to cover the _ buried. here's a clip. no. how much do you want to cover the cost - buried. here's a clip. no. how much do you want to cover the cost of i do you want to cover the cost of the funeral? _ do you want to cover the cost of the funeral? ., ~' do you want to cover the cost of the funeral? ., ,, , .,. ., funeral? you think this act of god is caused by _ funeral? you think this act of god is caused by my _ funeral? you think this act of god is caused by my father? - funeral? you think this act of god is caused by my father? oh, i funeral? you think this act of god is caused by my father? oh, yes. | is caused by my father? oh, yes. which would _ is caused by my father? oh, yes. which would mean _ is caused by my father? oh, yes. which would mean my _ is caused by my father? oh, yes. which would mean my father i is caused by my father? oh, yes. which would mean my father is l is caused by my father? oh, yes. i which would mean my father is god. i didn't say that now. which would make me the sun of god. if i am the sun of god then i am the lord. here on earth. to deliver godsjudgment. judgment? did you ever think this plague _ judgment? did you ever think this plague might be godsjudgment on you? plague might be gods 'udgment on ou? ., ., ., , you? you are really en'oying the cliff. although i you? you are really en'oying the cliff. although i _ you? you are really en'oying the cliff. although i was i you? you are really enjoying the cliff. although i was thinking, i cliff. although i was thinking, what's going _ cliff. although i was thinking, what's going on? _ cliff. although i was thinking, what's going on? musical- cliff. although i was thinking, i

what's going on? musical comedy. there are lovely _ what's going on? musical comedy. there are lovely visual _ what's going on? musical comedy. there are lovely visual nods i what's going on? musical comedy. there are lovely visual nods to i there are lovely visual nods to debbie turner on the other hand a one point the seven seal. there is a lot of music played in the film. so you see bands playing in the window. it goes into a bar and there is a lot of music played in the film. so you see bands playing in the window. it goes into a bar and there's a bluesy band playing with a a chilly comes not because very important to them. there's a busker who is almost acting as a greek chorus was up the music is by robbie perry and does a brilliantjob of commenting on the action while the action is playing out. i love it when the music becomes an integral part of the drama. the whole thing is a sort of satirical, spiritual odyssey with a very dark sense of humour. but it manages to be both, and it is a difficult trip, it is both tongue—in—cheek and hand on heart at the same time. and i think that is to be applauded. that's going on the most of. �* . to be applauded. that's going on the most of. �* , ., , ~ to be applauded. that's going on the most of. �* , ., , 4, most of. best out this week, mark? the ureen most of. best out this week, mark? the green night- — most of. best out this week, mark? the green night. it— most of. best out this week, mark? the green night. it looks _ most of. best out this week, mark? the green night. it looks stunning. | the green night. it looks stunning. it's not my genre but it looks extraordinary to look at for the i'm

not great with fantasy but it's beautiful to look at.— not great with fantasy but it's beautiful to look at. beautifulto look at. visually, it's extraordinary. _ beautifulto look at. visually, it's extraordinary. so _ beautifulto look at. visually, it's extraordinary. so far _ beautifulto look at. visually, it's extraordinary. so far it's - beautifulto look at. visually, it's extraordinary. so far it's one i beautifulto look at. visually, it's extraordinary. so far it's one of l beautiful to look at. visually, it's i extraordinary. so far it's one of my films of the year. david larry's on such a printjob you can see it on streaming but if you get a chance even the cinema. it comes alive on the big screen, is made to be seen on the big screen he is fabulous and a brilliant telling of a classic tale. i've seen it three times now and every time it's taking my breath away. it and every time it's taking my breath awa . . and every time it's taking my breath awa . , ., , , away. it is remarkable, it is remarkable. _ away. it is remarkable, it is remarkable. dvds - away. it is remarkable, it is remarkable. dvds and i away. it is remarkable, it is- remarkable. dvds and streaming, anyone who wants to stay home. idbz�*ds anyone who wants to stay home. dvds are still around, _ anyone who wants to stay home. md; are still around, amazingly. another round. which is this fantastic film that i think a career—best bite nicholson as a teacher who begins with some of his friends and experiment on drinking at work to see whether it improves their performance at work. so it's a comedic idea but is also, a tragicomedy. there's an awful lot of tragedy and heartbreak in this film. it was a big awards winner and

understandably so. just watching him at the height of his power... it's just magic we talk about green night which is magic. this is real magic watching them perform at that calibre just firing on all cylinders. i love another round, it's funny him some places, heartbreaking and someplace ago but not places, heartbreak was up to see it on dvd because it is great. thank ou mark. it on dvd because it is great. thank you mark- great _ it on dvd because it is great. thank you mark. great to _ it on dvd because it is great. thank you mark. great to see _ it on dvd because it is great. thank you mark. great to see you - it on dvd because it is great. thank you mark. great to see you and great to think about being back in cinemas. enjoy your cinema going wherever you may choose to watch this weekend. see you next week, bye—bye. i think it's good to be a weekend

for staying in. well and truly arrives it's already a ride with heavy downpours in the last few days and strong winds and itjust can continue into tomorrow. i think tomorrow particularly unpleasant across the uk. not absolutely everywhere but with this low pressure establishing itself they are a chilly smaller pushes running around it and are a chilly smaller pushes running around itand bringing are a chilly smaller pushes running around it and bringing particularly heavy pulses of rain and strong winds. you'lljust notice the weather front rearing his winds. you'lljust notice the weatherfront rearing his head winds. you'lljust notice the weather front rearing his head as we go through the early hours of saturday morning. i have it not too bad with the clear skies they are across from eastern and central areas. at that weather will quickly go downhill across the southwest, increasing winds, rain is this developing area of low pressure at mous in developing means the area of rain is expanding, the winds are increasing. but it is lime green colours, really heavy rain. it does look as though things will improve a little bit towards the end of the day out towards the west. by the time it's good to be dark and it will be just what everywhere. saturday not looking great at this

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