Jack Rooke reckons the Spice Girls story needs a comedy touch, and honestly, we're here for it. The Big Boys writer sounds like he understands that the best way to do justice to one of pop's most entertaining phenomena is to lean into the fun and spectacle rather than get bogged down in reverence. If the script's already cooking and conversations with the group are happening, this could either be a cracking night out at the cinema or a total car crash, but either way it'll probably be entertaining. Cledvibes Radio listeners who grew up on Girl Power definitely won't want to miss where this one ends up.