it is kind of that and mary poppins at the moment. you will love it. the moment. you will love it. i can tell that i will. i didn't like the first one because i felt there were too many people in it who couldn't sing and that really annoyed me. there are still some people who can't sing. but it's fine, because when they do the songs that matter, they can sing. someone said to me that we can't talk about this film for the whole programme, which is very disappointing. i actually think we can! we have to move on! hotel to miss, jodie foster runs this hotel ten yea rs miss, jodie foster runs this hotel ten years into the future, los angeles. there are riots and she i’u ns angeles. there are riots and she runs this hotel, hotel artemis, which takes in outlaws and bandits and she patches them up after they have got wounded. the cast includes jodie foster of course and jeff goldblum. i thought it was kind of disposable fun — i am saying that after mamma mia!! ! it has a cartoon feel to it. there is some quite stylishly mounted violent set pieces which are alw

it's kind of that and mary poppins at the moment. those are the two touchdowns. you will love it. i will. and i didn't like the first one because i felt there were too many people in it who couldn't sing, and that really annoyed me. this is better. well, there are still some people who can't sing. but it's fine, because when they do the songs that matter, they can sing. someone just said to me that we can't talk about this film for the whole programme, which is very disappointing, because we could. i actually feel that we can! no, we could, but we have to move on to very, very, very different matters. 0k, hotel artemis, which is this future noir dystopian thriller. jodie foster runs this hotel — this is ten years in the future, los angeles, there are riots — and she runs this hotel that basically takes in outlaws and bandits and she patches them up after they've got wounded. and the cast includesjeff goldblum, zachary quinto, sterling k brown and, of course, jodie foster. i thought it was kind of disposable fun. i'm saying that after mamma mia that this is the disposable fun thing

it's that and mary poppins at the moment. those are the two touchdowns. you will love it.o couldn't sing, and that really annoyed me. there are still some people who can't sing. but it's fine, because when they do the songs that matter, they can sing. someone just said to me that we can't talk about this film for the whole programme, which is very disappointing, because we could. i actually think we can! we have to move on! hotel artemis, jodie foster runs this hotel ten years into the future, los angeles. there are riots and she runs this hotel which takes in outlaws and bandits and she patches them up after they have got wounded. the cast includesjodie foster of course and jeff goldblum. i thought it was kind of disposable fun, i'm saying that after mamma mia! it is kind of slickly done. it has a cartoon feel to it. directed by drew pearson. there is some quite stylishly mounted violent set pieces which are always done in a kind of cartoon way. doesn't have much emotional clout. at the centre of it you do have jodie foster playing this character who has darkness in her p

it's kind of that and mary poppins at the moment. those are the two touchdowns. you will love it.le in it who couldn't sing, and that really annoyed me. this is better. well, there are still some people who can't sing. but it's fine, because when they do the songs that matter, they can sing. someone just said to me that we can't talk about this film for the whole programme, which is very disappointing, because we could. i actually feel that we can! no, we could, but we have to move on to very, very, very different matters. ok, hotel artemis, which is this future noir dystopian thriller. jodie foster runs this hotel — this is ten years in the future, los angeles, there are riots — and she runs this hotel that basically takes in outlaws and bandits and she patches them up after they've got wounded. and the cast includesjeff goldblum, zachary quinto, sterling k brown and, of course, jodie foster. i thought it was kind of disposable fun. i'm saying that after mamma mia that this is the disposable fun thing. it's quite slickly done. it has a cartoonish feel to it. it's written and dire

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otro proyecto que quiere ver es el estreno de la esperada pelÍcula mari poppins. >>> yo pasÉ casi unva semana. aquÍ por tu cadena telemundo los participantes enfrentan nuevos retos. >>> tras la salida de miguel montaÑo, el equipo de contendientes, no ha perdido su fuego y pasiÓn por la competencia. pero los famosos estÁn en la segunda semana. van con todo y por todo. los extraÑa. vÉanlo. >>> mire. la fortaleza >>> esto nos fortalece como equipo rojo. baouf estufa la caÍda. >>> vam a matar por la fortaleza. >>> es una motivaciÓn especial. >>> la distancias quÉ momento nos viene. porque y el vÉrtigo hay una chica que ha sufrido mucho con la... 3,2, 1. aquÍ leves posibilidades de decirle gran campeÓn. y quÉ rico si me sacÓ. >>> te sacÓ. es cierto. des ge guatemala y mÁs dÉbil de tu equipo. >>> momento duro para ella. y digo. y leay daba a entrenar. y claro que es difÍcil. pero. ka tlon no es para todos. pues claro. muy bien. creo que tÚ saliste demasiado pronto. para mi punto de vista y mucha gente. >>> >>> dios mÍo. dÉjenme descansar. >>> tenemos imÁgenes de lo que fue tut participaciÓ

my beautiful co-star is the lovely and talented emily blunt who has "mary poppins" coming out this christmas-- our main villain will be idris elba. >> he's playing the villain? >> yes. >> oh, my gosh. >> you have a lot to do before you run for president. >> before i run for president i do have a lot to do. [ laughter ] we'll have our big potus interview. >> you know you're going to run for president. you talk about that, right. your mom is here. i love momma. your momma is such a sweetheart. >> where is she at? hey, mom. she's right there. [ applause ] >> hello, mom. >> beautiful. >> when you were growing up, when you were growing up your mom, your parents called you dewie. >> y. you hava t of nknes >> what was behind that? >> dewie, yeah, dewdrops and then -- >> oh, god. >> when he was a pebble, then he was a dewdrops and then from there it was dew-dew and dewie. [ laughter ] >> thank you, mom. >> oh my gosh. that's beautiful. >> what do your kids call you? >> i make them call me sir. [ laughter ] no, i mean they call me dad and daddy and, you know i have a 16-year-old daughter simone. 2 1/