On the Empire Podcast this week, we go back in time with Men of Black 3, we delve into

where's Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom, and we tell you what to expect when watching

what to expect, when you're expecting, spoiler, not much.

Hello Pod, I'm Chris, you had fresh my up at dawn, pride swallowing siege, and I will

never fully tell you about Exertions in Cannes, and this is the Empire Podcast, a movie podcast

that gets changed into its kit at the last minute and rushes onto the pitch, hogging

all the glory.

As ever, I'm joined by a crack squadron of Empire's finest to start with Helen O'Hara,

who spent six years, six years, studying to become a barrister before deciding that

earning loads of money wasn't her thing, hello, Helen.

Well, I mean, who wants financial security or solvency even?

Then we have James Dyer, who spent three years, James, three to four years, studying

theology, despite the fact he's an atheist, just so he can win arguments with religious

people, hello.

That is correct, my son.

And that was your literal reasoning for doing that.

Pretty much, yeah.

Excellent.

And last but not least, we have Phil DeSemlian, who once spent six years disguised as a

Polish cinema, so he can better understand Kristoff Kyslowski's three-colors trilogy,

hello Phil.

Hi, Chris, that's great.

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