Heather: A HIGHLY
ANTICIPATED SEQUEL AND EERIE
HORROR FILM ARE ON SCREENS THIS
WEEKEND.
Tim: HERE TO TELL US ABOUT
"SPIDERMAN FAR FROM HOME" AND
"MID-SUMMER" IS CHUCK KOPLINSKI.
Heather: BY YOURSELF TODAY.
YEP, SOMEBODY IS TRAVELING.
Heather: GOOD THING YOU'RE
HERE.
BECAUSE WE'RE INTERESTING -- I'M
INTERESTED TO HEAR ABOUT
SPIDERMAN.
BUT WE'RE GOING TO START WITH
MID-SUMMER.
Guest: I'D BE HAPPIER IF YOU
WANTED TO HEAR ABOUT MID-SUMMER.
I'D LOVE TO SEE THIS WITH YOU
AND WATCH.
Tim: IT'S SPELLED WEIRD.
Guest: IT'S SPELLED WEIRD
AND THAT'S THE LEAST FAVORITE
THING.
IT'S BASED ON A FESTIVAL THAT
OCCURS IN SWEDEN.
THE FESTIVAL OCCURS EVERY 90
YEARS, DURING THE TIME WHICH THE
SUN NEVER SETS ON THE NORTHERN
PART OF THE COUNTRY.
HERE WE SEE OUR TROUBLED COUPLE
AT THE FOCUS OF THIS.
JACK, BACK THERE, HIS NAME IN
THE MOVIE IS BRANDON.
AND WE HAVE THE GIRL, DANNY, WHO
WE'LL SEE IN A SECOND, PLAYED BY
FLORENCE PEW.
THEY'VE BEEN INVITED TO THE
MID-SUMMER CELEBRATION.
HE'S BEEN WANTED TO DUMP HERE.
AND SHE'S INCREDIBLY NEEDY AND
FRAGILE AS WE'VE SEEN HER SISTER
ATTEMPT SUICIDE.
SHE'S DEALING WITH THESE THINGS
AND VULNERABLE.
AS YOU CAN SEE IN THE PLAYING
COCKPIT OR THE BATHROOM.
SHE'S AT LOOSE ENDS.
THIS IS THE LAST PLACE SHE WANTS
TO BE IS THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE
IN THIS FESTIVAL, WHERE THEY'RE
WELCOMED WITH OPEN ARMS.
THEY'RE TOLD TO RELAX.
THEY'RE TOLD THE FESTIVAL IS A
GRAND PIECE OF THEATER, AND IT
IS... AT THE BEGINNING.
AND THINGS START TO CHANGE.
CHANGE, VERY, VERY SLOWLY.
UNTIL THEY START BEHAVING WAYS
THEY NEVER THOUGHT THEY WOULD
BEFORE, AND CREEPY THINGS
HAPPEN!
THE LESS YOU KNOW ABOUT THIS
MOVIE, THE BETTER.
WHAT IS INTERESTING ABOUT THIS
FILM, THERE'S NO CREEPY THINGS
THAT BUMP IN THE NIGHT, BECAUSE
THERE'S NOT ONE NIGHTTIME SCENE.
Tim: IT'S ALL DAYLIGHT.
Guest: IT'S INTERESTING BY
THE DIRECTOR.
BECAUSE HE'S SETTING HIMSELF UP
TO CREATE THIS SENSE OF DREAD
WITHOUT THE USUAL TOOLS.
AND IT IS DREADFUL.
THE FILM TAKES TWO HOURS AND 20
MINUTES.
IT'S A SLOW BURN, BUT WORTH IT.
ONCE WE GET TO THE CONCLUSION,
IT'S GOING TO SHAKE 'YA UP.
IT'S NOT A HORROR FILM.
BUT A FILM THAT IS INCREDIBLY
DISTURBING.
I SAW THIS A WEEK AGO AND THERE
WASN'T A DAY THAT WENT BY I
HAVEN'T THOUGHT ABOUT IT.
Tim: YOU WOULD THINK THEY
WOULD DO IT AT NIGHT WHERE IT'S
ALWAYS NIGHT IN THAT PART OF THE
WORLD, WOULD BE CREEPIER.
BUT THE DAYTIME MAKES IT EQUALLY
SO.
Guest: IT IS EQUALLY SO.
IT'S AT THE ART THEATER.
SEE IT THERE.
IT'S MORE INTIMATE AND GOING TO
KEY IN ON THE CLAUSTROPHOBIA ON
THE FILM.
YOU ARE TRAPPED THERE.
THE WHOLE THING IS IN A VALLEY,
AND YOU WANT TO GET OUT AND
CAN'T.
GO SEE IT THERE, HEATHER, AND
WE'LL TALK.
[LAUGHTER]
Heather: OKAY.
Tim: EVERYBODY IS TALKING
ABOUT THE SPIDERMAN FILM.
WHICH I HEARD PEOPLE SAY THEY'RE
EXCITED TO SEE.
YOU SAW IT AN HOUR AGO.
AND...?
Guest: IT'S GOOD.
IT'S GOOD.
IT'S NOT GREAT.
BUT IT'S GOOD.
Tim: OKAY.
Guest: IT'S A ROUGH JOB TO
FOLLOW UP AFTER "END GAME" WHICH
WAS THE END OF THE 22-FILM CYCLE
OF MARVEL.
THERE'S LOOSE ENDS TO TIE UP.
AND "SPIDERMAN: FAR FROM HOME"
TRIES TO DO THAT.
YOU SEE THE PICTURE OF IRON MAN
AND HIS PREFERENCE IS LOOMING
OVER THE STORY.
HE'S TREATED AS A SAVIOUR.
AND WE SEE BUILD BOARDS AND
TRIBUTES TO HIM THROUGHOUT THE
MOVIE.
THIS WEIGHS HEAVILY ON PETER
PARKER'S SHOULDERS.
HE FEELS HE HAS TO TAKE ON THE
RESPONSIBILITY THAT TONY STARK
HAS.
HE FINDS THAT TO BE AN ARDUOUS
TASK.
THERE'S A BREAK.
THERE'S A SCHOOL TRIP TO EUROPE.
HE WANTS TO GO AND HANG WITH HIS
FRIENDS AND TELL HIS CRUSH MARY
JANE, HE LIKES HER.
THAT'S ALL A KID WANTS.
WELL, HE CAN'T DO THAT, BECAUSE
THERE WE HAVE, HAPPY HOGAN, WHO
IS SAYING YOU NEED TO STEP UP.
HE'S GOING TO GET A PHONE CALL
THAT SAYS WE HAVE A THREAT.
THERE'S A HERO BY THE OTHER
UNIVERSE BY THE NAME OF
MYSTERIO, WHO HAS COME TO BATTLE
ELEMENTALS WHO HAVE WIPED OUT
HIS WORLD AND ARE SET ON WIPING
OUT EARTH.
YOU SEE JAKE GILL ENHAUL THERE.
NOTHING IS AS IT SEEMS.
IT SETS PETER PARKER BACK AND
ME, TOO.
AND GOT MY INTEREST.
THIS IS A ROUTINE SUPERHERO
ACTION FILM DURING THE FIRST
HOUR.
THE SECOND HOUR, TWISTS OCCUR
AND THINGS KICK INTO HIGH GEAR.
YOU WANT TO SIT THROUGH THE END
CREDITS, BECAUSE THAT'S GOING TO
SET UP THE NEXT PHASE OF THESE
FILMS.
WE'VE USED A BIG, BIG SURPRISE
TOWARDS THE END.
THIS IS IS A GOOD FILM.
IT'S NOT A GREAT FILM.
IT WILL TIDE YOU OVER UNTIL THE
NEXT MARVEL PHASE.
Tim: WHEN THE PEOPLE SAID
THE END OF THE 22, IT'S NOT THE
END OF ANYTHING.
IT'S AN EPILOUGE.
Heather: ALL RIGHT.
Tim: GOOD STUFF.
Heather: TWO MOVIES FOR YOU
TO CHECK OUT.
IF YOU WANT TO LEARN ANYTHING
ABOUT THE OTHER MOVIES THAT
CHUCK AND PAM REVIEW, GO TO
THEIR WEBSITE.
GIVE THEM A LIKE ON FACEBOOK.
SIGN UP FOR THEIR NEWSLETTER.
THERE'S SO MANY WAYS YOU CAN GET
IN TOUCH WITH THEM.
WE'VE GOT IT ALL ON