provoking should worry about whether you re provoking russia too far frankly, we are provoking russia but that we think it s are provoking russia but that we think it s a are provoking russia but that we think it s a wry thing or not, america think it s a wry thing or not, america is think it s a wry thing or not, america is very close to open war with russia. that means what nato is very close with russia. that means what nato is very close to with russia. that means what nato is very close to open war with russia. the time very close to open war with russia. the time for very close to open war with russia. the time for treading carefully is gone the time for treading carefully is gone i the time for treading carefully is gone. i think it s fascinating that sweden gone. i think it s fascinating that sweden has got this far, we expected finland sweden has got this far, we expected finland. ~ ., ., ., finland. we ve got to leave it there. ithink finla
michelle yeo is the chinese american women who dreamed of being a singer or a novelist or a chef or.but she has found herself in a life in which she s running a laundromat with her husband, with whom relations seem to be sort of rather stale. she s lost touch with her daughter, she s frightened of her father. jamie lee curtis is the tax inspector who is on their case and says that, you know, they haven t filled out their tax returns properly. so everything looks pretty mundane and drab. then suddenly, in a lift, her husband turns to her and says, i m not your husband, i am a version of your husband from another multi verse, and i am here to tell you that there is an infinite number of multi verses in which you can be anything you want, and there is more to life than taxes and laundry. here s a clip. go. 0h! i think they lost their.powers? so, part matrix, part martial arts movie, part in the mood for love. it s a film in which the multi verse gives them the chance tojump ac
yourself with who you could have been, who you may have been, who you are, who you will be. this is made by the directing duo who made swiss army man, which was every bit as quirky, but i have to say nothing like as involving. this also cost around 25 million i think, doctor strange cost 200 million upwards. and you go, ok, but this has 80 times as much wit 80 times as much. and i quite liked doctor strange. but this is.it s doing something interesting with the multi verse idea. great performances, and it s really nice to see something it s a comparatively low budget film really taking on the big blockbusters, cause it s saying, look, the only way these stories work is if you care about the characters, if you believe in the characters, if you actually think i ve got something investing in those characters and in these, you do, and it s an awful lot of fun. it s very funny, very exciting, very strange. and some of the bits i ve seen, i feel like it s very inventive visually, pe
it s got this incredibly complicated, extravagant plot, in which at one point, there s a world in which everybody has hot dogs for fingers. and yet, the reason it works is because all that stuff going on never takes your mind of the fact what it actually is about is down to earth issues. mothers and daughters, husbands and wives, the drudgery of ordinary life against the dreams that you once had, reconciling yourself with who you could have been, who you may have been, who you are, who you will be. this is made by the directing duo who made swiss army man, which was every bit as quirky, but i have to say nothing like as involving. this also cost around 25 million i think, doctor strange cost 200 million upwards. and you go, ok, but this has 80 times as much wit 80 times as much. and i quite liked doctor strange. but this is.it s doing something interesting with the multi verse idea. great performances, and it s really nice to see something it s a comparatively low budget film rea