Joe

How have they done, William?

Yes.

So, Will, and I'm generally in agreement here.

I haven't been to the cinema in about two and a half years.

You skipped out.

Just being back there.

I mean, I think I could have watched Paint Dry and I would have given it one star.

You know, just the experience.

So I have to actually separate my joy of being back in the cinema from the reality.

I went in with incredibly low expectations.

I felt the...

trailer pointed to all of the worst aspects you mentioned that this would be very made for TV that this felt low budget that the performances would be borderline killing a scully-esque in places and some of them were we'll come back to that some of them were however I agree with you that the good was actually very good and I guess Eanna Hardwick as Roy Keane who we all presumed you know nothing against Hardwick personally but whoever was to play Roy Keane would be a major weakness in this movie and he turned out to be

I agree totally.

He did really earn those moments and they were all the better, I think, for the fact that he had aspired to play Roy as a 3D person.

Like, there's the... You know, the joke where, you know, the food becomes a theme.

Obviously, Roy's not happy with the food and then there's a joke where the players plant the sandwiches instead of his poached eggs, which he'd been having specially.

And, you know, he has a laugh and so he gives a glimpse of the humour and the 3D aspect.

But...

Yeah, the moments were punchier for that.

The row itself, I mean, he could have went further.