Simon Mayo

The film only confirmed the golden rule.

If the actors seem to be enjoying themselves too much, then the audience won't."

That's Mark Woodruff.

I mean, I just think it is, I haven't seen it.

You have, your review is on last week's program.

People are flocking to see these films and they'll be keeping cinemas going.

So well done for them.

Freeman levels of fluff, yes.

Yeah.

Okay.

Well...

So that's Super Mario, Michael Jackson, and The Devil Wears Prada.

Just based on what you said last week, I was thinking about your review.

Is Prada 2 more about journalism than fashion?

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