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latest movie by claimed british director guy ritchie has been getting some less than stellar reviews with critics branding the picture racist and out of touch the gentleman was released last week in the u.k. here's a look at what's getting publications so riled all. this really will be. the . every imaginable demographic gets their moment to be targeted and. the only thing the gentleman finds worth celebrating is they provide a white masculinity. a less forgivable blast from the past however it is a disease conferencing strain of racially based humor running through reach its original script making flat punch lines of multiple characters. is just a shame that guy ritchie falls back on his bad habits casual racism i don't know lynn and lack of female characters are problematic but still very. good and then being the absolute much rather watch than the end to. these the. so racist and problematic or not joining me live i'm delighted to say on the program none of our political commentator david violence and activist and human rights campaigner just voted to see both the fuel economy kic

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well now the latest movie find a british to write to guy ritchie has been getting some less than stellar reviews but critics branding the picture as racist and out of touch the gentleman has so far only been released in 4 countries with the rest of world getting to see it in 2 months time but here's a look at what is already getting people angry. but it's really blowing up yeah. every imaginable demographic gets their moment to be targeted and denigrated the only thing the gentleman finds worth celebrating is the white masculinity. a last forgivable blast from the past however it is a discomforting strain of racially based humor running through out reach its original script making flat punch lines of multiple characters. it's just a shame that guy ritchie falls back on his bad habits casual racism i don't know lynn and lack of female characters problematic but still very entertaining. would and i am being absolutely sincere much rather watch cats than the angry racist man that is the gentle. well we put this up for debates with political commentator david vance and social activist lead j

guy ritchie directed the movie. >> should have had subtitles? >> jimmy: i know.debate about whether we could show that clip. i think some of it is going to get bleeped, some of it will not will be we made an impassioned argument to keep as much as it as we could. >> which of course competed with the impeachment for headlines and was all over cnn. this sounds very grave and i am grateful for the amount of energy and respect deciding what was fit for the common consumer. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i went up to the fcc and banged on the door and i said, we are playing this clip, it's going to be bleeped to the point where it's completely unintelligible, but dammit! look, i did it again. we're going to play it. >> you're nothing if not a fighter. guy ritchie was amazing to work with "matthew mcconaughey -- >> math you you you you you youu he creates this drug empire around marijuana. he's decided to move on in life. he's made a fortune, he wants him and his missus to ride off into the sunset, he decides to sell his business. people hear about that, they think there's a c

idiot. [ laughter ] oh, christ [ laughter ] i tried to pick him up and along comes guy ritchie, who iso, he got up. i said - anyway, "bye nice to see you. guy said, "no, no. wait, wait, wait, i've got a a script for you." i said, "yes, fine, but i've got to get married and i'm really late. [ light laughter ] he said, "no, no, i'm going tell you a picture, the whole story. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah so, you were late for your wedding because of guy ritchie >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: and it turned out to be this movie. it's fantastic by the way. >> it's fun. >> jimmy: it's so much fun it's great i mean, you must have gotten to know each or a little bit on set even though you didn't have - >> no. >> jimmy: you really haven't >> really, tonight [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you really did just meet tonight >> this is it. >> yeah, pretty much >> no, we -- we did a read-through together. >> jimmy: what was your first impression >> but we didn't say anything to each other. [ laughter ] >> i tried to talk to him. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he -- really he's not one of those. he's not really a talka

guy ritchie returns to gangster movies with the gentleman, starring hugh grantand movies with the gentlemanng hugh grant and matthew mcconaughey. see what james king hugh grant and matthew mcconaughey. see whatjames king makes hugh grant and matthew mcconaughey. see what james king makes a vet and the rest of this week's releases in the rest of this week's releases in the film review. —— makes of that. good evening. one of the most powerful men in the middle east — iran's military commander — general qasem soleimani — has been killed by a us airstrike in iraq. the attack was ordered by president trump who said the general had been plotting to kill americans in the region. he also blamed him for being directly and indirectly responsible for the deaths of millions of people. iran has threatened severe revenge and tens of thousands of people are holding rallies across iran denouncing what they call us crimes. meanwhile, america has said it will now send 3000 troops to the middle east as a precaution. here's our middle east editorjeremy bowen. this was the moment that the us assassinated qasem

it's guy ritchie going back to his roots, guy ritchie going back to geezer movies and gangster moviesering a pint and a pickled egg. it is guy ritchie to the nth degree! the actual plot is about hugh grant's character who is a tabloid hack who is trying to blackmail matthew mcconaughey, who is a crime boss. of course, there is lots of bribery and corruption along the way. a lot of alpha males in this movie, a lot of swearing in this movie, a completely colourful — a completely bonkers script. it doesn't entirely add up to much. but what i would say is first of all, a lot of energy to it — and you expect that with guy ritchie films. the music, the editing. it's very well—paced. secondly, hugh grant is having a whale of a time in this. we know that he is not the biggest fan of tabloid journalism. this seems to be him getting a bit of revenge for that. he's got this amazing — he sounds a bit like peter cook, actually — he's got this amazing accent in it. so, a bit silly, a bit pointless, but not dull. yeah, i've got to say i am not a fan of guy ritchie films, but i do love hugh grant and

now he's staring alongside matthew mcconaughey and hugh grant in the new guy ritchie film "the gentlemenjimmy: you look great, buddy. thank you for coming on the show >> thank you thank you for having me. >> jimmy: please you just got back from traveling. where were you >> i was all over the place but for the last few months, few months leading up to the holidays i was in india. >> jimmy: yeah, you were in india. [ cheers ] what were you doing there? can we say what you were doing >> i was -- i'm shooting a tv show a new tv show for apple. >> jimmy: oh >> an adaptation of the novel "shantaram." >> jimmy: ah the shooting went well and project was great, but you didn't have the best time in india. >> no, there were some challenges i had a series of pretty significant health issues that as they went on seemed like a series of assassination attempts i got a -- i got a lung infection which turns into a a sinus infection. and then i got conjunctivitis in both my eyes. [ audience oohs then i got an ear infection. then i got strep throat then a a bacterial gut infection. and then i got bitten by

matthew mcconnaughhay says writer-director guy ritchie with his signature action comedy skills to workis one.>> this is what got does. this is what he does. you know it is going to be action-packed whodunit but dark comedy.>> you're saying there was blood. truck there is a lot for an actor to do in taking on roles with a nasty side. >> everybody knows what they want and is out for certain selfless acts and indeed in this film for wrong or for right, weather they do despicable things or not there is and v to doing that to be that self-assured and go after it and to die for it. however it is. there is something fun about it. truck they are fans of the characters suited up styles which could start a fashion trend. >> i love my suits. but i got to wear them and i still have them. >> i didn't spend time on the sweeney todd look. those outfits were insane. i for see bachelor parties in the uk. >> and is going to start a huge trend. >> hollowing a bachelor parties. there are going to be in this track suits. truck ashley dvorkin, fox news. >> the boy band 2020 north amer stadium tour the bay a

. >> guy ritchie returns to his gangster ways. building a marijuana empire. he tries to get out of the business and they take over. matthew mcconaughey said the film has a mix of action and comedy. >> the gentleman, which also stars hugh grant and colin farrell, hits theaters friday. that is your eye on entertainment. cbs news, los angeles. >>> the warriors taking on the hottest team in the nba. so you are saying there is a chance. and chiefs coach andy reid got his start right here in the bay area. can you guess which football team. >>> before we go to break, a live look at mineta international airport in ♪ ♪ the wait is over. try my new tiny tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. delivered exclusively with uber eats. and mine super soft? 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. yes! with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? no problem ..

mouse also continued its mission to repackage its back catalogue through live—action remakes, like guy ritchie's inside. showtime. no, i'm in charge, 0k? i say when it's time. really? the most baffling of these, however, wasjon favreau's reboot of the lion king, which used photorealist animation to create something that looked absolutely real while remaining absolutely unreal. and in my opinion, absolutely pointless. if you want reality, the best place to find it is in documentaries. and one of the most powerful documentaries of 2019 was for sama, an astonishing front—line account of life under siege in aleppo filmed by a syrian citizen journalist. constructed as a letter to her daughter, the film asks will you blame me for staying here or blame me for leaving? a question raised as we see her and her medic husband returning to the besieged city to tend to the wounded, dodging bullets and barrel bombs with young sama in their arms. altogether less traumatic was amazing grace, a music documentary that took the best part of five decades to make it to our screens. shot over two nights in 1972, it do

it's just a shame that guy ritchie falls back on his bad habits casual racism i don't know lynn and lack of female character is problematic but still very entertaining. but good and i am being absolutely sincere much rather watch cats than the angry racist man that is the gentleman. who put this up for debate with political commentator david vance and social activist lee jasper. this is a sort of bygone bricks movie a sort of muscular reassertion all day we can say what we like. and we don't give a damn what anybody thinks they can tell us about the most foul and disgusting racist language this was a movie about gangsters on hey guess what really gun stores don't speak in politically correct balanced way is that's not what gangsters do when we see movies like this is the following day when those racial epithets are repeated on the street that give cause for concern. movie makers like guy should have a broader social conscience and responsibility. producing. if you want to see. imagined reus ism then that's fine you go and see it if we go to see a gangster movie you know we're not expecti

and 20 years after snatch, guy ritchie returns to the realms of the criminal underworld with the gentlemane whatjames king made of this and the rest of this week's cinema releases in the film review. tensions between the united states and iran have escalated dramatically after president trump ordered the killing of the most powerful iranian military commander. qasem soleimani died in a us missile strike on his convoy as he was leaving baghdad airport. the general ran an elite unit of iran's revolutionary guard and masterminded iranian strategy in the middle east. his funeral will take place tomorrow. iran has declared three days of mourning and sworn ‘harsh vengeance‘. the united states says it acted to stop an imminent attack that could have killed hundreds of americans. our first report is from our middle east correspondent quentin somerville in beirut. untouchable no more. the aftermath of the us strike at baghdad airport and the middle east's most brutally effective commander, qasem soleimani, is dead. he led iran's quds force but his reach was far greater. few men have shaped the coun

matthew mcconaughey leads an all-star cast in the gentleman guy ritchie's latest violent and comedic crime flick. >>it's getting strong reviews and box office watchers expected to debut with about million a solid start but not nearly enough to knock bad boys for life from the top of the chart. >>count on >>the weekend's other new wide releases the turning a horror thriller based on the henry james story, the turn of the screw mackenzie davis fan wolf hard and brooklynn prince star in the fright film which experts say should scare up about $8 million in its opening weekend in hollywood, i'm david daniel. coming up in the next hour the very latest on the corona virus outbreak more people have been killed by this more many more sickened by we'll have details with the latest in the case. >>democrats will also be wrapping up their opening arguments today in the senate impeachment trial against president trump will tell you when it comes to food, pets know what they want. and so do we. that's why you'll find natural ingredients like real meat, poultry or fish as the number one ingredient p

mcconaughey starring alongside hugh grant if guy ritchie's new movie "the gentlemen" recently revealeds mom up with grant's dad. mcconaughey's mom kay who often hits the red carpet with him and grant's dad james are supposed to meet in the next few days. apparently -- yeah. >> no pressure. >> i know. >> the whole world knows about it. >> the idea first came up when the stars were doing an interview together. mcconaughey was talking about his christmas plans with his mom when grant asked if, quote, his 87-year-old mom would like a nice 91-year-old englishman. grant later telling "entertainment tonight" the meeting will probably be, quote, red hot. >> okay. >> talk about high expectations. >> okay. >> we'll see what happens. >> i hope it works out. that's great. that's great. >> he better be a gentleman. >> absolutely, the bar is set really high now. >>> so now golden globe winning actress awkwafina is adding a new job to her resume. she's going to be a subway announcer. yeah, awkwafina partnered up with the mta and new yorkers commuting to and from queens can now hear her voice on the 7

matthew mcconaughey leads an all-star cast in the gentleman guy ritchie's latest violent and comedic crime flick. >>it's getting strong reviews and box office watchers expected to debut with about million a solid start but not nearly enough to knock bad boys for life from the top of the chart. >>compliant. >>the weekend's other new wide releases the turning a horror thriller based on the henry james story, the turn of the screw mackenzie davis fan wolf hard and brooklynn prince star in the fright film which experts say should scare up about $8 million in its opening weekend in hollywood, i'm david daniel. that's it for us that the news never ends on kron on know you can always been on that and joining us right now sanaa's to hernia and theresa stasi with a look ahead good morning. >>good morning guys we're officially in today for a president trump's senate impeachment trial and today. the democrats are expected to tackle the second article of impeachment that the house adopted last month obstruction of congress will take you there live in just a few moments plus a number of people ar

>>matthew mcconaughey leads an all-star cast in the gentleman guy ritchie's latest violent and comedic crime flick is getting strong reviews and box office watchers expected to debut with about million a solid start but not nearly enough to knock bad boys for life from the top of the chart. >>compliant. >>the weekend's other new wide releases the turning the horror thriller based on the henry james story, the turn of the screw mackenzie davis fan wolf hard and brooklynn prince star in the fright film which experts say should scare up about $8 million in its opening weekend in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>known scary movie you guys alright, still a scary the i know you're looking at some video people wearing masks a lot more that go in here and he shot to what china is doing now disneyland their shutdown partially wall we're going break it all down for you coming up here in a minute also an emergency shelter will soon open in the north bay to house the homeless will have a tour of this new site along a hiking trail. we'll have that coming up and democrats also wrapping up their openin

>> reporter: ritchie consulted an alameda county assistant d.a., a guy named "butch," butch ford. >>es, their response was, "well, who helped her do it," because she's a woman, she's pregnant. in order to do this, she had to have help. >> reporter: prosecutors had a hard time believing esteban was physically capable of killing michelle le all by herself. >> we encouraged them to make sure they eliminated any possible suspects, such as the father of giselle's child. >> reporter: that would be scott the ex-boyfriend, butch is referring to. and so everybody's antennae went up in late july, 63 days after michelle's disappearance, as the le family searched the hills for her. detective ritchie got a very strange phone call from scott, who sounded out of breath. >> saying that he believed that he had found michelle's phone. i asked him, "where did you find michelle's phone?" in the back seat of his car. >> coming up, at first police doubt scott's story. >> had we missed something? is he the other part of this? >> reporter: or could he be giselle's next victim? >> did you have any concern fo

of the office of the state attorney of baltimore michelle ritchie and now a comedian states myth and townhall political attic and house of the guy bench and show on fox news radio. as guy benson. so the placement of jon and "varney" is that the ultimate f you to bernie or stepladder to hrc? >> neither i think people are reading a little too much into reading he's right that they hate him and fear him. it's interesting to watch them go for this exact same issue again. they were caught off guard four years ago and now they're going through it again, he's rising through the polls he's better than he was last time. he is delicate rich. they're saying oh no what can we do, house is not predictable? he has a deep base of support, they love him. kennedy: they try that last time they tried to subvert late and it works. and now they're being very overt. >> they change the rules because of those complaints so it's good to be harder to get rid of him with superdelegates and proportionate delegation of the delegates. so it will be harder to do than they did last time. kennedy: but they're going to try. we also we all saw this coming -- i kn

congressional second press secretary rochelle ritchie, and reason magazine editor at large and a host of the fifth call and podcast it's matt welch. thanks guys. >> hi. kat: samet i'm in a start with you. this whole bernie saying a woman can't be president. is obviously gonna come up and tomorrow's debate. so how will bernie handle it now that elizabeth says it's out there. will he deny it, do think it doubles down and says how can a woman be president with accounting and p standing up? >> i guarantee that's the first thing you will say look, look he will do the same thing i did with hilary last time in terms of her e-mail service. he'll say this is not an issue i'm not going to take debate. this makes elizabeth warren looks bad. this leak came from her, there is no other place that could have possibly come from. makes it look like she is whining about bernie sanders. ernie sanders 20 years ago when was endorsing jesse jackson a black eye for president he said even then a woman could win. so looks desperate on her part to try to rally the woe troops. does that sound like him? that does not sound like it's what he would say to elizabeth warren