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Sarah Myles is a freelance writer. Originally from London, she now lives in North Yorkshire with her husband and two children.

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It’s Official: Deadpool’s Tim Miller Will Direct Terminator 6
Today’s news is not exactly a surprise - Tim Miller’s name has been closely associated with re-boot rumours swirling around the Terminator franchise since he stepped away from the helm of Deadpool 2. But now, Skydance has made its official announcement indicating that, not only is the project - popularly referred to as Terminator 6 - moving full-steam ahead, but that the visual effects expert will be calling the shots.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 14, 2017
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The Fight Between Thor And Hulk Is The Central Motif Of Thor: Ragnarok
As Thor: Ragnarok approaches, audiences are eagerly anticipating the full glory of the scene that the entire marketing campaign appears to have been built around – the gladiator match between Thor and Hulk. Right from the earliest teaser trailers, this epic showdown has been front and centre – showcasing both the humour and the action that will be found in Taika Waititi’s Marvel Cinematic Universe debut. In terms of publicity, this has been an inspired choice – and is one borne of a decision to make that scene the central motif of the movie.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 13, 2017
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It Star Bill Skarsgard Explains What Makes Pennywise And The Joker Such Different Clowns
While promoting It, Bill Skarsgard has faced repeated questions seeking to draw comparisons between his performance in the film and other onscreen turns that have gone before – and this need, on the part of the press, to build in a frame of reference has apparently begun to include The Joker. It’s a comparison that is, in some ways, understandable – The Joker is The Clown Prince Of Crime, after all. But, Bill Skarsgard is not so sure that such a comparison really works – as he explained to People Magazine.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 12, 2017
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Thor: Ragnarok Will Complete The God Of Thunder’s Journey
As we head rapidly toward the end of Phase Three of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, we face the prospect of the giant franchise delivering the third instalment of a beloved, core character’s trilogy. Chris Hemsworth’s Thor has been a staple of the film series since he debuted in Phase One, in 2011, under the direction of Kenneth Branagh. After teaming with the Avengers in their first movie in 2012, he returned in Phase Two, in Alan Taylor’s Thor: The Dark World, followed by Avengers: Age Of Ultron. During these years, Iron Man and Captain America already closed out their solo trilogies, and now, it is the turn of the God of Thunder, in Thor: Ragnarok.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 11, 2017
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Class Dismissed: BBC Three Officially Calls Time On Doctor Who Spinoff Show
While Doctor Who itself prepares to head into a new era – with the transition between Peter Capaldi and showrunner Steven Moffat, to new Doctor Jodie Whittaker and showrunner Chris Chibnall now underway – it's officially the end of all things for spinoff series Class. After weeks of speculation, BBC Three controller Damian Kavanagh has confirmed that the show has been cancelled after just one season.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 8, 2017
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A Brand New Millennium Falcon Will Be Revealed In The Han Solo Movie
If you were wondering what the must-have toy of 2018 will be, your question has now been answered – and it seems almost obvious when we think about it. The website Making Star Wars has reported that, while the upcoming Han Solo movie will – by virtue of being a prequel spin-off film - include a much newer Falcon than we have ever seen before, it will also involve ‘attachments’ to the iconic vehicle that will transform its look entirely.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 7, 2017
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Working Relationship Between Colin Trevorrow And Lucasfilm Was Unmanageable
The plot, as they say, thickens. Following hot on the heels of a Lucasfilm announcement, telling the world that Colin Trevorrow would no longer be directing Star Wars: Episode IX, The Hollywood Reporter is highlighting 'script issues' as the cause of the shake-up. What is interesting about that is that it stands in direct contradiction with Trevorrow’s own description of his experience of working on the franchise, just two months ago.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 6, 2017
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Mark Hamill Wanted An Evil Twin For Luke In Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Much speculation is swirling around the state in which Star Wars: The Last Jedi will find Luke Skywalker, when the film finally hits theatres at the end of the year. With only promotional artwork and snippets of teaser footage to go on, eagle-eyed fans have noted that the once overly-enthusiastic young Jedi seems to have transformed into something of a grumpy old man. Unpleasant, traumatic events have clearly befallen him since Star Wars: Return Of The Jedi, but it's not yet revealed just what caused him to flee to the secrecy of Ach-To – where Rey eventually found him in the closing moments of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 5, 2017
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It Sequel To Explore Pennywise In More Depth
While the recently released Stephen King adaptation The Dark Tower was met with critical and box office disappointment, the future looks very bright for the upcoming It, which is directed by Andy Muschietti and written by Chase Palmer, Cary Fukunaga and Gary Dauberman. Early previews have generated some extremely positive reactions and as such, even before it's actually reached general audiences, attention has already turned to the prospect of It 2.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 4, 2017
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You’ll Float Too: Ranking Stephen King’s Film And TV Adaptations
Not only is Stephen King one of the most recognisable names in literature, he is also one of the most adapted writers ever to put pen to paper. With over 240 writing credits to his name, filmmakers and showrunners return to his work time and again in an attempt to deliver new takes on classic tales of drama and horror. While his work remains popular, the name of Stephen King is not always a guarantee of quality when it comes to movies and television, though. Screenwriters and directors have often taken his source material and delivered interpretations that have been decidedly below par – for example, 2003’s Dreamcatcher, or 1993’s The Tommyknockers. Ultimately, however, these unfortunate attempts only serve to make the successful projects all the more impressive.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Sep 2, 2017
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