Dave Hanratty

Oh, Joe, are there well-developed characters?

Unbelievable.

I look at this and I see cliche after cliche after cliche.

Well, no.

True.

However, this is the film that made it socially acceptable for a lot of tough men to go to the cinema and have a cry.

and it was proper you could like you could hear men sobbing you're overestimating no I'm serious it's cultural importance I swear I know there's people listening right now I know there are email in it's testament to Joel Edgerton's machismo that I actually found it believable that he could go toe to toe with Tom Hardy and give him a bit of a hiding Tom Hardy with his real tattoos as well rare chance to see those that's a very good one actually that's a modern one it's on Netflix I believe right now is it I think it is

Lads, I like emotion in my movies.

Then you're going to... I'd be surprised if you didn't like this one.

This is one of the few ones of the more recent times that are... There's a glut of them that are... Do you like the band The National by any chance?

Yeah.

There's an amazing use of a national song at the end of the movie.

Can I ask you both, by the way, if I may?

Has a sports film ever made you cry?

Oh, yeah.

I cry a lot.

I cry at ads.

I cry a lot.

But the ending of Warrior, I can't.

It gets me.