On the Empire Podcast this week we talk to Doug Edge, Lime-In of Director of Tomorrow

over and over again until we get it right. And we live with the Star Sam Riley also pops

in for a chat. That plus we talk to Doug tomorrow, Edge of Director of Lime-In over and over

again until we get it right. Plus all the usual movie news and nonsense on the only movie

podcast that talks to Doug Lime-In, Director of Edge of Tomorrow over and over again until

we get it right. Hello, Pod, I'm Chris Hewitt and welcome to the Empire Podcast, your weekly

dose of movie chat-age. Joining me this week are three of the finest

boards in movie history and they've got the movie brains to match. First up is Geek

Queen, Hello, not Hara. Hello. Hello. I'm going to ask you all a question.

Sure. And it's related to Edge of Tomorrow. If you could live a day in your life over and over

again. Right. No, this is certainly to get it right. What would it be? Can I like to

fur that for the future so I can like choose one when I get there? This moment right now.

This moment. No. No. No. Damn it. Next up is Jurassic Park Paddick Specialist Nick

Desemlin. Hello, Nick. The same question to you, Nick. It's like, Chris, it would have

to be last Tuesday, which was the day I received the official movie novelization Godzilla.

You may have seen I was tweeting a few choice quotes from this great work. Yeah. I just

want to read a quick excerpt. It's okay. Who's by who's by? This is by Greg Cox. He

has done some other novelizations, including some good Star Trek ones, but he really gets

inside the mind of Godzilla in a way that I don't feel the movie did. And this isn't

a spoiler. Godzilla's labored breathing could be heard across the water. The monsters,

eyelids drooped. He appeared utterly spent. Ford knew just how he felt. I love it. No,

it's really good. I recommend it. It's really good. I don't believe you. I really don't

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