they genetically modify sam worthington, a group of top gun applicants who all undergo these experimentsthey try to lower their body temperature, so all they can do is feel really hot or really cold on earth, even when they turn the air conditioning up, which makes them prime candidates to take the ice bucket challenge with their wife at midnight. go on. rick, i don't want to put my hands in there. go on, i want to show you something. geez! so cold! fine, now what? i don't feel any cold. i feel cold just watching that scene. you don't want those clammy hands on you, do you? he says he doesn't feel any cold, i didn't feel anything watching this movie at all. he gets colder and colder and eventually they sort of turn into fish, which there is a lot of that going on these days with the shape of water. a theme of inter—species romances going on. i think it's an interesting movie, i think it's an interesting idea. you have a sci—fi that doesn't become a sci—fi, there are no ships leaving earth. it's all here, it's set in gran canaria, a sort of moon—like rock in the atlantic ocean, of course.

it has taylor schilling playing the wife, who's a big netflix star, and sam worthington there and toms the general in charge of this experiment. you've got to have a brit. yes. a brit in charge. he looks really, sort of, distasteful in the script as if an offence to a man who should be playing king lear by now. yes, frankly. it does not really work. it's not fun in the way that rampage is. no, it does not have a sense of its own absurdity. you have to bring that yourself. there is plenty of room for laughing at it, itjust does not want you to. not in the right way. in terms of best out, a film that we did not get a chance to talk about on the film review a couple of weeks ago, and you have chosen something really interesting. yes, this is i think one of the films of the year. i'm very surprised it did not win at cannes last year with the announcement of that coming out this week as well. it is called 120 bpm in english. and it's about the havoc wrought by the aids virus in the ‘90s paris and an activist group which is a real life story, and their bid to get recognised and get help for

it has taylor schilling playing the wife, who's a big netflix star, and sam worthington there and tomhave a brit. yes. a brit in charge. he looks really, sort of, distasteful in the script as if an offence to a man who should be playing king lear by now. yes, frankly. it does not really work. it's not fun in the way that rampage is. no, it does not have a sense of its own absurdity. you have to bring that yourself. there is plenty of room for laughing at it, itjust does not want you to. not in the right way. in terms of best out, a film that we did not get a chance to talk about on the film review a couple of weeks ago, and you have chosen something really interesting. yes, this is i think one of the films of the year. i'm very surprised it did not win at cannes last year with the announcement of that coming out this week as well. it is called 120 bpm in english. and it's about the havoc wrought by the aids virus in ‘90s paris and an activist group which is a real life story, and their bid to get recognised and get help for their dying community. it is a gay film about the gay communi

they genetically modify sam worthington, a group of top gun applicants who all undergo these experimentscan do is feel really hot or really cold on earth, even when they turn the air conditioning up, which makes them a prime candidate to take the ice bucket challenge with their wife at midnight. go on. i don't want to put my hands in there. go on, i want to show you something. go on. i don't want to put my hands in there. go on, i want to show you something. geez! fine. so cold! fine, now what? i don't feel any cold. i feel cold just watching that scene. you don't want those clammy hands on you, do you? he said he didn't feel any cold, i didn't feel anything watching this movie at all. he gets colder and colder and eventually they sort of turn into fish, which there is a lot of that going on these days with the shape of water. isn't there? a theme of inter—species romances going on. i think it is an interesting movie, i think it's an interesting idea. you have a sci—fi that does not become a sci—fi, there are no ships leaving earth. it is all here, done in gran canary, a sort of moonligh