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colin farrell is a heart surgeon, he has a perfect life.glamorous house and two lovely children. he has a strange relationship with an awkward teenager called martin, who turns up at work and bothering him at work. at first he seems to be innocent but then he starts to look like a young norman bates. there's a little touch of we need to talk about kevin. the story is becoming a weirdly surreal revenge drama. so you start laughing, as you often do with his films, then it starts moving into the territory of the shining. there are cameras creeping through corridors, strange ovwerhead shots. we look to some extent towards a film like haneke's funny games, so painful to watch. the thing i like about it, and yorgos lanthimos would like too, i spent the film not knowing where it was going. yes, it's a horror movie on one level, on one level it's saw for the upmarket, art house crowd. on another level it's a strange distance black comedy. you never quite relax into it. i felt very uneasy and i've thought a lot about it since i saw it and i think th

tonight -- colin farrell patton oswalt and music from bishop briggs.ocused -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. well, very nice.

tonight -- colin farrell patton oswalt and music from bishop briggs.ocused -- here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. well, very nice. that's really quite nice. there is a whole lot going on today. starting with, as is

tonight -- colin farrell patton oswalt and music from bishop briggs.'s jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming. well, very nice. that's really quite nice. there is a whole lot going on today. starting with, as is

sarah gadon will join us, we'll have music from gucci mane featuring migos and later this week, colin farrellss, frankie shaw, and we will have music from bishop briggs and manchester orchestra. >> jimmy: when, at the tender age of six, i told my parents i wanted batman to come to my birthday. i had no idea i'd have to wait 44 years for it to happen. our first guest fights evil alongside some other costumed adults in the highly-anticipated "justice league." it opens in theaters friday. please welcome ben affleck. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> how's it going? >> this is strange, very exciting. >> jimmy: do you think everything that's going on tonight? >> no. >> jimmy: you know nothing? >> you don't look close to 60. >> jimmy: no, no, no -- never mind. are you comfortable at like a birthday celebration of you? >> no. >> jimmy: have you always been that way? >> no, i think i was traumatized in my youth. i remember when i was 12 years old and my brother and have i birthdays three days apart so she always saved on birthdays and we did the co-birthday thing. and my mom would throw these very unusu

. >> stephen: of you with colin farrell who is also in "the lobster."n what's happening in this scene? you're both in the kitchen together. >> yup. >> stephen: anything else i need to know? >> no, i would watch the scene. >> stephen: all right, we will discover it together. jim. >> do you know what i've been craving? mashed potato. why don't you make some tomorrow? >> you have beautiful hands. i never noticed before. everyone's been telling me lately what beautiful hands you have, and now i can see for myself-- nice and clean. but so what if they're beautiful? they're lifeless. sometimes, stephen, uniform just an incompetent man who goes on and on saying stupid things like, "let's do a scan. let's do an ultrasound. let's wear brown socks. let's make mashed potatoes. let's go to the beach house." >> excuse me. >> our two children are dying in the other room, but, yes, i can make you mashed potatoes tomorrow. ( applause ) >> stephen: not happy. not happy. >> no! >> stephen: how often do you get back to australia, by the way? >> about four or five times a

tomorrow night, colin farrell will be here, patton oswalt will join us, and we'll have music from bishopursday, tracee ellis ross, fiona shaw, and music from manchester orchestra. our first guest is a terrific actor who over the course of his career played a hansel, a dignan, and a lightning mcqueen. you can see him next as a dad named nate in the new movie "wonder" -- opens in theaters friday. please say hello to owen wilson. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to see you. how are you? >> i'm good, i'm good. i have to say, happy birthday. >> jimmy: thank you very much. it was my birthday yesterday. they've heard enough about it. you have a birthday coming up this weekend. >> i do. i have one coming up. >> jimmy: may i ask how old you will be? >> 49. it's catching up to you. >> jimmy: you never really can catch up unless i am to die. >> yeah. >> jimmy: you are a scorpio. do people ask you what your sign is regularly? >> sometimes, yeah. sometimes they guess. it seems like one, you say you're a scorpio and people go, oh! i'm kind of, i embrace it. i lean into it. >> jimmy: you h

. >> seth: and colin farrell, brenden gleeson. do you look back on that film fondly? he hell i was doing. but colin and brenden kind of guided me through it, and it was -- we were in bruges, which is, as you know, one of the most beautiful, and boring towns in all of europe. >> seth: yeah, well that -- it is interesting, because it is a balance of beauty and not being very big. >> yeah. >> seth: you spent a lot of time there because of the film. >> i went there like maybe a couple years before i wrote the script and it all just popped into my head instantly, pretty much. and i was kind of really worried that someone else would make a film in bruges before i got to, to steal my thunder. >> seth: wow, that's really funny because not only did they not, but no one has made one since. [ laughter ] >> yeah and funnily enough, no one ever went to see the movie, either so -- >> seth: well, it's interesting, because i went to bruges -- as soon as -- after the film, my wife and i went to bruges, and they -- the taxi driver immediately clocked me as an american tourist who came b

colin farrell is a heart surgeon, he has a perfect life.as a strange relationship with an awkward teenager called martin, who turns up at work and bothering him at work. at first he seems to be innocent but then he starts to look like a young norman bates. there's a little touch of we need to talk about kevin. the story is becoming a weirdly surreal revenge drama. so you start laughing, as you often do with his films, then it starts moving into the territory of the shining. there are cameras creeping through corridors, strange ovwerhead shots. we look to some extent towards a film like haneke's funny games, so painful to watch. the thing i like about it, and yorgos lanthimos would like too, i spent the film not knowing where it was going. yes, it's a horror movie on one level, on one level it's saw for the upmarket, art house crowd. on another level it's a strange distance black comedy. you never quite relax into it. i felt very uneasy and i've thought a lot about it since i saw it and i think that's a recommendation. ok, is there going to

it stars denzel washington and colin farrell, and here's a peek. >> you were the cornerstone.oing the impossible for the ungrateful. ♪ ♪ >> we've got to make a living. >> take care of yourself. >> i am. dagen: that sold me. but i'm a huge denzel fan. i saw him on stage in raisin in the sun -- >> oh, yeah. dagen: he just kills it. >> this is a movie that is a bit uneven. it's really good, denzel's always good. it plays like it's a true story, but it's not. it's about a lawyer who is very idealistic and ends up working for a big l.a. firm because his mentor dies, and so one of his more successful students recruits him. his performance is great, the film's a little bit uneven, but if you enjoy denzel, you'll just enjoy the film. dagen: award nomination for him. >> >> he's got some tough, tough competition. i hope gets nominated. dagen: that's a conversation for another day. >> another time, yes. dagen: happy thanksgiving, mike. great to see you, as always. >>> and president trump, breaking news from twitter. quote: here's the tweet from the president: can you believe the disrespe