do you remember who framed roger rabbit?emember the first time you ever saw that it was astonishing what they were doing with it. actually the live action animation stuff works really well here. actually it is designed really nicely. some of the cityscapes look, dare i say it, a little bit like blade runner. for someone who has absolutely nothing invested in the idea of watching a film based on pokemon go, i found myself laughing. i laughed more times in this than in the whole of the hustle in the first ten minutes of it. it is a little bit shambolic and a little bit cliche in terms of the plots but i enjoyed myself and nobody was more surprised than me because i had thought at the beginning of the week i'm going to like the hustle, i'm going to endure detective pikachu. it was completely the other way around. life is full of surprises. it really is and good for it. so is the cinema. high life, i'm rather intrigued by this, actually. it is a sci—fi drama, convicts sent into space, part of a social engineering experiment. it

sort of like a a film noir -- nd of, somebody likened it, like, almost like it's a "who framed roger rabbit an old school 'gumshoe,' kind of, 'columbo,' peter falk, sort of, you know, brooklyn kind of thg." and they were like, "yeah, okay. or maybe just do ryan reynolds." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "we didn't pay money to see you do a 'columbo' impersonation." >> they're like, "maybe shut up a bit and do the other thing." >> jimmy: i'm glad it was you. and i totally recognized it was you en i saw it so they're right, it worked. >> yeah. >> jimmy: because i was like, "dude, that's ryan, i know it." >> it was a lot of fun. >> jimmy: it was great. we have a clip from émon detective pikachu." take a look at this. >> pikachu? >> ah, geez. >> hey, little guy. how did you get in here? >> i know you can't understand me, put down the stapler or i will electrocute you. >> did you just talk? >> whoa. did u just understand me? >> wait, wait, wait, wait. that is heavy eye contact right there. you heard me. >> no, no. >> yes, you did. oh, my god. this is amazing. you can understand me. >> stop. >> i have bee

there's a certain amount of the live action animation interface — do you remember who framed roger rabbit the cityscapes look — dare i say it — a little bit blade runner—y. and for someone who has absolutely nothing invested in the idea of watching a film based on pokemon go, ifound myself laughing — i laughed more times in this than in the whole of the hustle in the first ten minutes of it. it's a little bit shambolic and a little bit ricocheting in terms of the plot, but i enjoyed myself and nobody was more surprised than me because i had thought at the beginning of the week, "i'm going to like the hustle, i'm going to endure detective pikachu". it was completely the other way around. life is full of surprises. it really is, and good for it. so is the cinema. high life — i'm rather intrigued by this, actually. it's a sci—fi drama, convicts sent into space, part of a social engineering experiment. it's a science fiction film directed by claire denis who made trouble every day. funny enough, his does have a connection to trouble every day, because at one point claire denis was thinking of

there's a certain amount of the live action animation interface — do you remember who framed roger rabbitally the live action animation stuff works really well here. actually, it is designed really nicely. some of the cityscapes look — dare i say it — a little bit blade runner—y. and for someone who has absolutely nothing invested in the idea of watching a film based on pokemon go, ifound myself laughing — i laughed more times in this than in the whole of the hustle in the first ten minutes of it. it's a little bit shambolic and a little bit ricocheting in terms of the plot, but i enjoyed myself and nobody was more surprised than me because i had thought at the beginning of the week, "i'm going to like the hustle, i'm going to endure detective pikachu". it was completely the other way around. life is full of surprises. it really is, and good for it. so is the cinema. high life — i'm rather intrigued by this, actually. it's a sci—fi drama, convicts sent into space, part of a social engineering experiment. it's a science fiction film directed by claire denis who made trouble every day. funn