On the Empire Podcast this week, we head to Japan with the Wolverine and welcome Hugh

Jackman and director James Mangold to London. We have a good laugh with the current King

of American Indie, Noah Bombak about Francis Ha, and we look at all this week's news

reviews and questions as is traditional. Hello Pod, I'm Helen O'Hara and you're

very welcome to the Empire Podcast. I am once again cosplaying as Chris Hewitt in order

to host the podcast in his absence, which it turns out it was kind of unnecessary because

this is an entirely oral medium, so you can't even see my outfit. Anyway, joining me this

week is a man who recently got caught bad dancing by that coolest of cat Samuel L. Jackson.

So tell us, Ali Plum, is getting a funny look from Nick Fury, a badge of honor or the

ultimate shame. I'm pretending that it didn't happen. It did. Next up is a man who held

down the fort here while the entire office sloped off to San Diego and who received nothing

for his trouble but a net full of Swedish fish, which at least makes a nice change from

Swedish films. It's Phil De Semlin. Hiya, in Swedish. Yes.

I still fish car. Yum yum yum yum. Really? Yes. And last but not least is Nick De Semlin,

who has Empire's reviews editor faces the awesome task of trying to find someone willing

to watch films like Scary Movie 5 and their deleted scenes. Hello Nick. I refuse to

believe anything was deleted from Scary Movie 5. It's a depressing thought. Everything

is in there pretty much. Yeah. Do you want to do it? No, I'm busy that week. I'm washing

my hair. You guys? I'll do it. Yeah. Excellent. Yeah. Yeah. There we go. I should do more

of my admin life on the podcast. As ever, we kick off with your questions, comments

and death threats. At Ham of Grey asks, how do we solve a problem like Wonder Woman?

No, this obviously comes in the context of Superman versus Batman is a thing that is happening

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