Is Making A Living as a limo driver. He is looking wretched, drinks, has bloodshot eyes, and he spends his time looking after Patrick Stewarts charles xavier, who now has what is descibed as a degenerative Brain Disease in the most dangerous brain in the world. They are living off the grid, trying to stay under the radar, keep themselves to themselves or at least that is what theyre trying to do. Heres a clip. Hey, carl, it looks like mr munson hired some muscle. Looks that way. Hes a friend of mine. Friend with a big mouth. I hear that a lot. Then you probably hear this too. Rifle cocked more than id like. Now, the interesting thing about the film is often count to three and start walking away. I have a lawyer in our one, two, three. You know the drill. Get the hell out of here. Now, the interesting thing about the film is often with the superhero comic book franchises, you know exactly where you are. This is such a different beast the plot involves a young girl who logan finds himsel
To stop there. He is not a wealthy man. Coming up next is the film review. Hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. To take us through this weeks cinema releases, as ever, is mark kermode. Hello, mark whats in store . So a very mixed bag we have logan, a Superhero Movie that isnt really a Superhero Movie. Viceroys house, a very handsome period drama from gurinder chadha. And certain women, the latest low key offering from Kelly Reichardt. So wolverine, back with us. Yeah, although in a way that kind of missells it. So this is basically a Superhero Movie that isnt about superheroes its about ageing, and its about arthritis, and its about growing old, and losing your memory. Wow, i am already surprised yeah, it is an x men movie for people who prefer westerns to comic book adaptations. Set in a not too distant future in which huthackmans titular character, wolverine obviously, is Making A Living as a limo driver. He is looking wretched, drinks, has bloodshot eyes, and he spends
Trafford, home of lancashire wicket club. You can just trafford, home of lancashire wicket club. You canjust about trafford, home of lancashire wicket club. You can just about reached the other old trafford with a good throw from the boundary. We are in the sporting fop hub of a major sports city. This is the bbcs state of sport debate. We are tackling the main issues affecting sport today. And we have brought together a prominent panel of leaders and achievers in sport. Also, jessica is with our studio audience. Achievers in sport. Also, jessica is with our studio audiencelj achievers in sport. Also, jessica is with our studio audience. I will be with our studio audience. I will be with a select group of stakeholders and experts for some of their questions about the issues concerning them. This is the culmination of a special week of programmes and reports across the bbc about the state of sport. Heres a reminder of what we have covered so a reminder of what we have covered so far. Ce
I had to control my anger, had to just stay calm inside and outside the ring. I chose a sport, actively, as a way of living. You talk about painkilling injections, painkilling drugs, anti inflammatories. It is widespread in football. If you rocked the boat, you were out. A flavour there of some of the areas weve been covering in the course of the week. I should say also on twitter, the hashtag is running, you canjoin in this debate. But let us introduce our panel. Liz nichol is the Chief Executive of uk sport, a former Welsh International netball player. Liz has been called the most powerful woman in british sport, as it is her organisation which decides which sports get how much money in their bid for olympic glory. Sir craig reilly is the president of the world anti doping agency, former Vice President of the International Olympic committee and former chairman of the british olympic association. He also played a key role as president of the International Badminton federation, in gett