I dont think so because i think. I mean, for a start, you see the room, it makes no sense anyway and when you see the individual scenes that theyre recreating, i mean, it makes sense because you understand that basically tommy. At one point seth rogen, who is playing the script supervisor, says its not to do with whether hes made a movie, has he even seen a movie . He genuinely has no idea how to do this. I thought it was really funny. I thought it was dark when it needed to be dark. I thought it had a strange sort of dreaming charm about it but, in the end, its a story of triumph over adversity, by making something thats so catastrophically terrible that it ends up getting celebrated. And it made me laugh twice all the way through. 0k. Well, im intrigued. You done that for me, im definitely intrigued. Happy end is that an ironic title . Its a Michael Haneke film. Its the closest hell get to making a farce. This is a Michael Haneke film about a bourgeois family who, behind the facade,
Line my favourite bit of australian sledging is when someone was swatting flies and they said hey, leave those flies alone. Ending on an anecdote. Thank you for coming in. Coming up now, the film review. Hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. To take us through this weeks cinema releases, as ever, mark kermode. Hello, mark. What have you been watching . Very interesting, we have the disaster artist, which is the story of the making of the best worst movie ever. Happy end, the new film by Michael Haneke. And wonder, a very touching drama starring Jacob Tremblay. The disaster artist. Yes. Even watching the trailer as many times as i have now, even the trailer, youre sitting there like this. Have you seen the room . This is part of my question, you need to explain all this. Basically its the dramatised retelling of the making of the room which tommy wiseau made in 2003. Its a film that was so bad that it spawned a whole cult following, people go along to join in the screenings,
Through before a cluster shells develops, some of them heavy and sundry with some hail and eventually smoke as we go through the end of the day. It will be a miserable end to the day across scotland, blizzard like conditions here with the snow and feeling bitterly cold. Weve seen the warmest of the weather, believe it or not, across england and wales this morning, but the cold air starting to filter down from the north, and that will continue to exacerbate the shower through the night, falling as snow across scotland, into Northern Ireland, through the cheshire gap towards wales as well. A cold start to friday, with temperatures hover ring either side of freezing. If you are roads early on with some snow showers, lying snow a possibility, and some ice on the road but its worth tuning in to your bbc local Radio Stations for travel and traffic updates. Look how widespread the showers are at 8am, blown in by gale force winds. A miserable start for much of scotland and Northern Ireland, ru
Is it worth being a city of culture . Ill be chatting to businesses all morning about how things have changed for them this year. Good morning. In sport, liverpool net seven goals, making england the first country to have five teams through to the Champions League knockout stages in the same season. And carol has the weather. Good morning. Storm caroline will make its presence felt in the north of scotla nd make its presence felt in the north of scotland today. 90 Miles Per Hour gusts. Blizzards as well. A mild and a wet start to the day away from that. It will be noticeably windy. I will have more details in 15 minutes. Thank you, carol. Good morning. First, our main story the number of patients experiencing long waits in accident and Emergency Departments in the uk has more than doubled in the last four years. Research by the bbc found that more than three Million People waited longer than the four hour target in the last year. Doctors say it shows the nhs can no longer cope. The dep
Thought in the Financial Times about the Paddy Power Betfair chief quits after transforming the uk gambling industry. And there is talk in the Daily Telegraph of the women that we re Daily Telegraph of the women that were short in rio. And in the times, tesco is to stop selling disposable plastic bags in a bid to boost their profits. And in the guardian, us federal workers have been told to stop using the term Climate Change. Let us begin with the Daily Telegraph and camilla, this story about the formerjcq gchq boss telling us that children need Digital Skills to keep ahead of their rivals. Yes, the tricky waters of the Summer Holidays how much ta blet of the Summer Holidays how much tablet time can they have . This is suggesting that everyone to raise a bold, new bright and post brexit future we need our children to be online and internet savvy which i can getand online and internet savvy which i can get and accept, that is the difficulty for parents because on one hand you do not wor