A very warm welcome to soundtracking, my weekly podcast, talking about film and music.

My name's Edith Bowman.

Thank you so much for being here with us.

I appreciate your ears and your attention.

I've got so many exciting things coming up for the podcast over the next couple of weeks,

whether that be film club events or just generally being slightly giddy about

the people that I've had the joy of chatting to. So I apologise in advance at my fan-girling that is

very evident when I listen back to the episodes. It's genuine enthusiasm that comes from a real

place. So do you know what? I'm not going to

apologize. I'm going to go back on that. I take it back. But anyway, thank you so much for

listening and I really, really appreciate you picking us out of the thousands of podcasts that

are available to you. Our latest guest on soundtracking is director Zach Snyder,

joining me to discuss part two of Rebel Moon, entitled The Scargiver.

It's up on Netflix now, so if you want to dive in,

you can watch part one and part two back to back.

It's about four and a half hours, five hours.

It follows on from the first installment of the saga and sees our hero and Kora and a band of

warriors defend their homeland, veldt against the tyrannical and mother world. It's interesting

reading people's kind of reviews and all that kind of stuff and things. I tend to try and

really avoid doing that because

I'm the type of person who hates being told what to think about something before I've experienced

it. There's lots of kind of people talking about, you know, kind of, oh, it's a Star Wars whip

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