Hi folks. How are you doing? Monday. How was your weekend? I hope you had a great one. I hope that you

had the opportunity to take a moment for yourself, doing whatever that was that might encourage you to do that.

Maybe it's going to the cinema. If you follow me on socials, I had a little bit of a rant yesterday

because I had, and a headline had come up about box office and stuff,

which I take no notice of, to be honest. And the other thing that I take no notice of is what

critics say about films. I was so taken aback by the negativity around big, bold, beautiful

journey.

And listen, I'm not a critic, I'm not a journalist, I'm a filming music fan, that's where my kind of starting point on anything, I'll always try and find a positive out of a negative,

but I came out of that film so positive and so enlightened and kind of supported, I was so taking it back and I feel like

sometimes critics, A, they see way too many films in a day than they should do and then also

just sometimes they can already have an opinion about something before they've even allowed it

to kind of sit with them and this is a film that took me a few days to kind of just really be able to talk about it

because it had affected me so much.

So why am I ranting?

I guess just kind of something kind of looks good to you.

Just don't take anybody else's opinion, mine included, and just experience it for yourself.

There we go.

Monday morning, run over. Go and see experience it for yourself. There we go. Monday morning,

ran over. Go and see Big Bowl Beautiful Journey. It'll make you feel really good about yourself.

Anyway, our latest guest, oh, this is great, on soundtracking, none other, we've got a dame,

Dame Emma Thompson, who joins us to discuss her leading role in this brilliant little thriller called dead of winter it tells the story of a grief-stricken widow played by emma who stops at a

remote cabin in snowy minnesota at having got herself lost and soon finds herself in a desperate fight for survival.

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