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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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Black Panther Now Tracking For Monster Opening, May Beat Deadpool
In news that will almost certainly surprise nobody, the long-awaited, highly anticipated Marvel movie Black Panther is currently tracking for a $150 million opening weekend – which indicates a significant uptick in pre-booked tickets since last week’s estimate, as well as an expectation of smashed records for its Presidents Day weekend debut. These figures are indeed impressive, but in order to fully appreciate them, a little context is needed.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Feb 2, 2018
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James Wan Drops Huge Aquaman Confirmation On His Twitter Account
Anticipation for Aquaman has been running high ever since Jason Momoa was officially announced as the mighty Atlantean – and not even the lacklustre performance of Justice League could derail that intense level of audience interest. Chief among the elements of the film that fans cannot wait to see is the characterisation of Aquaman’s villains – including their costumes. We know that several villainous characters will be making an appearance in the movie, but it is Black Manta – with his distinctive, almost insect-like helmet that is in the limelight today.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Feb 2, 2018
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New Set Picture From Halloween Brings The Creepiness
Many scoffed at the idea of returning to Haddonfield once again, to revisit the now lengthy tale that was launched by John Carpenter’s 1978 classic of the horror genre. But, little by little, reassuring tidbits have snuck into the ether – giving a sense of the impending creepiness that is about to befall fans and newcomers, alike. First, there was the confirmation that the original Halloween survivor, Jamie Lee Curtis, would reprise her role as the brilliant Laurie Strode. Then came confirmation that Judy Greer would also play a significant part. Now, we have a new, spine-tingling on-set picture, courtesy of a younger cast member.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Feb 2, 2018
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Diane Lane And Greg Kinnear Join House Of Cards Season 6
In a move that undoubtedly constitutes the best possible response to crisis, Netflix has officially set the cast and crew of its award-winning drama House Of Cards back to work, and they'll be joined by Academy Award nominees Diane Lane and Greg Kinnear. The production has finally cranked back into action on its sixth season, having been spectacularly derailed in the fall of 2017 by allegations of sexual assault being lodged against lead actor Kevin Spacey.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Feb 1, 2018
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Former Marvel Director Thinks Zack Snyder Should Helm Man Of Steel 2
Whatever the reaction to 2017’s Justice League, the DC movie universe is clearly not fading from the big screen any time soon. There are far too many titles in various stages of development, far too many popular characters available to play with, and far too many hopes pinned on the latest studio staffing re-shuffle for the franchise to end on that note. What is becoming clear, though, is that greater attention – by fans and, apparently, the studio – is being paid to a Man of Steel 2. Unsurprisingly – given the Justice League debacle – the biggest emphasis currently seems to be on identifying a potential director.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 29, 2018
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This $4,000 Papier-Mâché Pennywise Sculpture Is Absolutely Terrifying
One of the main functions of art is to inspire. Whether that inspiration be the feeling of emotion, the exploration of a new train of thought, or the encouragement to pursue a new interpretation – that inspiration is a vital part of the enjoyment of the original piece. 2017’s It – directed by Andy Muschietti – has landed in an interesting spot in terms of inspiration – itself being a new interpretation of Stephen King’s original novel, while also being inspiration to other artists. One of those other artists now has a piece on display in Santa Monica’s Copro Gallery – and it's truly a striking installation.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 26, 2018
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Chris Hemsworth Not Happy That His Marvel Contract Is Up
It's a well-documented fact that it was the nature of Marvel’s multi-film contracts that once contributed to Chris Evans’ hesitation about playing the role of Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Indeed, the prospect of signing up to play the same character for many years must be quite daunting. For some of these actors, though, the contract process is coming to an end – just like the MCU’s third phase. Chris Hemsworth has just set Mjolnir down for the last time as Thor, for example – having completed his filming obligations on the set of Avengers 4.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 25, 2018
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Guillermo del Toro Celebrates The Oscar Recognition Of Get Out And The Shape Of Water
As a filmmaker, Guillermo del Toro has made a name for himself in the realm of fantastical horror – with movies such as Cronos, The Devil’s Backbone, Pan’s Labyrinth, and Crimson Peak filling his back catalogue. While his work has generated a loyal fan base, it is his most recent project that has finally garnered the attention of the coveted Oscars – with The Shape Of Water having received 13 nominations for 2018.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 24, 2018
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Is Marvel Actively Covering The Tracks Of Avengers 4 And Captain Marvel?
It was only a matter of time before Hollywood studios began to use fan curiosity for their own purposes, and it looks like Marvel Studios is the one blazing that trail. While the viral marketing campaigns of productions like The Blair Witch Project, and the Cloverfield franchise took steps to harness the power of curiosity to deliver value-added experiences to the movie, there is evidence to suggest that Marvel may be using fan curiosity to engage in actual misdirection with regard to Avengers 4 and Captain Marvel.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 23, 2018
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