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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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The Biggest Twin Peaks Revival Plot Theories: They Are Happening Again
Back in 1990, when Twin Peaks first appeared on television, audiences quickly became drawn into the mystery of Laura Palmer, and the darkness lurking in the woods around the town. It was a talking point – the morning after every weekly episode – and the phenomenon of trying to figure out what it all meant took firm hold on viewers around the world. But, this is the work of David Lynch and Mark Frost so, as much as it was fun to attempt to figure out the implications of what we had just seen, predicting what would happen in the rest of story was a far more complex undertaking.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 2, 2017
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The Supergirl Season 2 Finale Sets The Tone With An Iconic Title
"Nevertheless, She Persisted." That's the title of the season 2 finale of Supergirl, says executive producer Andrew Kreisberg, and it's due to air on May 22nd on The CW. It's a title that sets quite a tone, too. The show has continued to go from strength to strength, following its move from CBS, and has introduced a range of new characters over the course of its 22 episode second season. But the title of the season 2 finale brings with it such connotations that we can surely expect something both resonant and remarkable.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 2, 2017
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Geoff Johns Confirms That Writing For Titans Has Begun
Geoff Johns is a busy man. The DC Entertainment President and Chief Creative Officer is about to see Wonder Woman across the theatrical release finish line, having co-written the script, and has now Tweeted an indication that he's working on the script for Titans – the live-action series of the comic book Teen Titans. The journey of the project has been long and tortuous, but with seemingly firm plans finally in place, this social media snippet could well be the sign that progress is being made.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles May 1, 2017
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A Complete Guide To The Alien Cinematic Universe
When Dan O’Bannon first conceived of his science fiction/action/horror story - about an alien hunting a crew through a spaceship – he could little have known that his idea would lead to a multi-billion-dollar multimedia franchise, one that would still be adding instalments over four decades and counting. That simple premise for Alien – which, in its execution, was essentially a haunted house horror film set in space – launched novelizations, video games, comic books and, most crucially, an ongoing film series that now mixes genre and franchise to build its cohesive universe.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 30, 2017
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James Cromwell Explains Who He’ll Play In Jurassic World 2
Academy Award nominee James Cromwell has been gracing screens both big and small for over 50 years. His impressive career has spanned genre and medium, as much as it has spanned independent projects and Hollywood blockbusters. So, it is perhaps a logical step to include him in the cast of Jurassic World 2, in a role that sounds like it essentially replaces the story function filled by the late Richard Attenborough within the franchise narrative - that of 'The Man With Whom The Buck Stops.'
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 28, 2017
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Chris Pratt Confirms That Cowboy Ninja Viking Will Still Be “Fantastic”
At this point, Chris Pratt is essentially sitting at the very top of the Hollywood tree. Having successfully shed his Parks And Recreation character, the actor now has his fingers in many blockbuster pies. He's currently working on Jurassic World 2, having seen the first Jurassic World take the box office by storm in 2015; he voiced the character of Emmet Brickowski in The LEGO Movie, which means he'll undoubtedly continue to have an endless stream of sequel opportunities, and he's the lead in the Guardians Of The Galaxy franchise, forming part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe – which means he also gets to be in the next Avengers films, too. He really just needs a Star Wars movie and he’ll have the set. But, he’s aiming to create a franchise of his own, now. That project comes in the form of Cowboy Ninja Viking, and it's definitely still happening.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 27, 2017
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Adam Sandler And Chris Rock Prepare For Netflix Nuptials In The Week Of
It’s a curious thing, this multi-project, recently extended Adam Sandler-Netflix deal. The fact that the comedian has made a choice to move his schtick from theatres to a streaming platform might suggest an awareness of its dwindling appeal as traditional releases. Signing up to create Netflix Originals means Sandler can continue to turn a profit by churning out what is essentially the same content, over and over again. For its part, Netflix gets to work with one of the most recognisable names in film and television, and can use this content as part of its very clear push to cater for as wide a range of viewers as possible. And so, we have the announcement of the latest movie to form part of this deal – and it is called The Week Of.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 26, 2017
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Brian Cox Prepares For Battle In New Trailer For Churchill
As one of the most iconic, intimidating figures in world history, Winston Churchill has been depicted in film many times. Played by actors ranging from Richard Burton to Albert Finney; from Christian Slater to Michael Gambon – the former British Prime Minister is as recognizable in fictionalizations as he is in real, historical footage. Though interest in his story has never really waned, there has been a notable surge in Churchill-based projects recently, with two heading for theatres this year. One is the more high profile Darkest Hours, starring Gary Oldman, and the other is Churchill, starring Brian Cox, which has had a new trailer released this week.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 25, 2017
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Prepare For Real Fear As Shane Black Confirms Practical Effects In The Predator
Are we in the midst of a filmmaking revolt against the overuse of computer generated effects? This latest development in the journey of The Predator to the big screen might suggest as much, as director and co-writer of the film, Shane Black, has taken to Twitter to confirm that he will indeed be delivering a real, tangible Predator, when the blockbuster is released in the summer of 2018.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 24, 2017
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Jared Leto Sparks Debate With An Image Of The Joker And Batman
The depiction of The Joker in the highly anticipated DC Extended Universe film Suicide Squad proved to be something of a bone of contention when the movie was released in 2016. The character, as played by Academy Award winner Jared Leto, was heavily promoted during the production process, with images, anecdotes about on-set ‘method’ antics, and a heavy presence in the trailers – but, in the final analysis, the role of the Clown Prince of Crime constituted little more than a bit-part in the larger story. Though he loomed large as a legend, and remotely impacted the course of events in the tale, he was notable in his absence for the majority of the movie, and barely encountered Batman.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 21, 2017
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