Larry Lamb

oh no a lot more cg bullshit i think yeah um but um but yeah great movie uh like we said this is going to be coming out pretty soon and it was uh one that got like a big reaction out of audiences it was kind of you know when you're walking around the festival there's a lot of movies that like you're kind of like talking with people you know if you're being introduced to people like you are with shack uh a lot of people will be talking like oh what's your favorite the fest what's your place so far a lot of people were saying your mother your mother your mother it was a big sort of kind of like talk of the festival throughout so i was finally glad to eventually see it by the end of it and it uh it was a pretty it's a pretty great ride and like we said it's going to be coming out very soon so you'll all be able to see it soon next one we're going to go to uh is another one of the bigger kind of splashy or at least i believe north american premieres yes with uh ink uh which is the latest film from danny boyle about the creation of the sun or sorry not the creation of the sun but the uh Right, because they buy The Sun, which is like this kind of tabloid paper.

And by they, I mean Jack O'Connell's Larry Lamb ends up doing a lot of the day-to-day editorial stuff.

He's editor-in-chief, and he's being sponsored by Guy Pearce as Rupert Murdoch.

So kind of the start of his media empire building.

Sure.

And turning it into a tabloid alongside the editor, Larry Lamb.

Got it.

And kind of...

We

do like Jack O'Connell.

He's Larry Lamb and Guy Pearce.

Oscar nominee Guy Pearce is Rupert Murdoch.

So let me just give you a little bit about Ink.

Jack O'Connell plays editor Larry Lamb opposite Guy Pearce as Rupert Murdoch in Danny Boyle's drama about the launch of the sun and the disruptive birth of a new kind of British tabloid journalism.

So I think it could be interesting.

Have you heard about Wild Horse 9?

And it's interesting because a lot is made of the fact that Rupert Murdoch is in it as a character.

Guy Pearce plays him, but the real star of the movie is Larry Lamb, the editor of The Sun, the guy that Murdoch hires to run the paper.

He's played by Jack O'Connell and he is I mean, Jack O'Connell has kind of made a meal of all of these different roles over the past few years in different films where he is very villainous, but he's also incredibly charismatic and very charming.

He was

Jack O'Connell, who was in Sinner's.

He plays Larry Lamb, the editor himself who shaped the paper and makes the crucial decision to start putting topless women in it.

The movie can't quite hold on to the momentum that it begins with.

It sort of seems to run out of time and goes dot, dot, dot.