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I'm a writer/editor who's been at the site since 2015. I cover politics, weird history, video games and... well, anything really. Keep it breezy, keep it light, keep it straightforward.

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Ryan Reynolds Takes on Samuel L. Jackson In Red Band Trailer For The Hitman’s Bodyguard
Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson are both extremely charismatic performers, and in The Hitman's Bodyguard they're set to square off against one another in what looks to be a bloody action comedy. The conceit, as spelt out in this second trailer, is that Reynolds is playing Michael Bryce, a special protection agent responsible for ensuring his clients don't get blown up, shot, decapitated or poisoned. But now he's facing the trickiest job of his career in protecting Darius Kincaid (Samuel L. Jackson), a hitman on his way to the International Court of Justice to testify against a bloodthirsty dictator.
David James David James May 26, 2017
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Patty Jenkins’ Wonder Woman Is The Complete Product And Has No Deleted Scenes
The DCEU has become known for its extended cuts released later on Blu-ray and DVD, with fans often making convincing arguments that the additional scenes edited into the home releases of films like Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice and Suicide Squad go some way towards rescuing their reputations. But, it looks like DC's latest effort, Wonder Woman won't be getting that same treatment for the simple reason that there literally isn't anything left on the cutting room floor to splice back in.
David James David James May 26, 2017
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Adam Driver Was A Bit Of A Grouch On The Set Of Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Kylo Ren is understandably a little miffed right now. Not only is he recovering from killing his dad, but he got beaten in a lightsaber duel by a complete beginner and the pride and joy of the First Order, Starkiller Base, was blown to smithereens. But, that doesn't quite explain why Adam Driver sounds like he's being a bit of a moody so and so on the set of Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
David James David James May 26, 2017
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Tyler Perry Fans Are In For A Scream With Boo 2! A Madea Halloween
Tyler Perry and his Madea films look like a bit of a paradox: they're reliably profitable and popular amongst his fans, despite all of them being met with a universally negative critical onslaught. I personally wouldn't know what they're like because they don't bother to release Tyler Perry movies internationally. From my London perch, I've so far lived a Madea-free life and thus have absolutely no idea what she does or even is. Still, it's come to my attention that Boo 2! A Madea Halloween is now a thing - because people were desperately calling for a sequel, right? - and will be making its way into theatres later this year.
David James David James May 26, 2017
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Are Rick And Negan Really All That Different? The Walking Dead Showrunner Doesn’t Think So
The line between hero and villain is often blurred in fiction, but particularly so in The Walking Dead, where conventional morality has been set aside in the face of a zombie apocalypse. Even so, it's not too hard to conclude that Jeffrey Dean Morgan's Negan falls pretty firmly on the side of evil, being as he's a sadistic, manipulative, brutal sociopathic cult leader with a penchant for bashing people's heads in with "Lucille," his pet baseball bat.
David James David James May 26, 2017
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Get Your First Look At Benedict Cumberbatch’s Grinch From Universal’s Adaptation
Everyone loves the Grinch, right? Dr. Seuss' 1957 children's book How the Grinch Stole Christmas, famously adapted into a 1966 animated film, is a stone cold holiday classic. Even the 2000 live-action adaptation starring Jim Carrey as the green grouch has aged surprisingly well, and is a strikingly strange and ambitious holiday movie. But, we've had 17 Grinchless years since, so Universal has decided to remedy that with The Grinch.
David James David James May 26, 2017
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There’s Some Hot Tongue Action In This New Promo For The Strain Season 4
FX have released this creepy new promo for the upcoming fourth and final season of The Strain and it's got the fingerprints of creator Guillermo Del Toro all over it. If you're not familiar with the series, it's set in a world rapidly being conquered by vampires seeking to set up a totalitarian dictatorship, and we follow the human resistance. As if a planet covered in vampires wasn't enough the third season finale saw the world descend into thermonuclear war, which has created a nuclear winter that's blocked out the sun. Happy days if you're a vampire. Less so if you're a human.
David James David James May 26, 2017
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It Turns Out That Baywatch Is Terrible, So It’s Obviously Getting A Sequel
Reed Tucker at the New York Post said "it washes up on the beach like a dead whale." Katie Walsh at the Tribune News Service accused it of being "directed incompetently" and our own Matt Donato labelled it "bloated to a point where no push-ups or dietary restrictions can help." Currently sitting pretty at 19% on Rotten Tomatoes, it looks as though Seth Gordon's Baywatch is a cinematic shit sandwich (though sadly, it's likely to be an extremely profitable shit sandwich).
David James David James May 26, 2017
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Stylish Fan Poster For The Punisher Features Lots Of Guns
The Punisher has had a rough path when it comes to screen adaptations. 1989's stab at the character starred Dolph Lundgren as Frank Castle and, while not bad by cheeseball 80s action standards, didn't have much in common with the Marvel comic (Lundgren didn't even wear a skull T-shirt!). Thomas Jane's 2004 effort honestly wasn't that much better, committing the fatal crime of just being a bit dull, while Lexi Alexander's Punisher: War Zone is secretly amazing, though next to no one went to see it - so that was another dead end. But now Netflix are having a go at it with The Punisher.
David James David James May 26, 2017
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