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Sarah Myles

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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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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The One X-Men Scene Kevin Feige Can’t Wait To Bring To The Big Screen
In amongst the heady excitement and speculation arising from Disney seeking to acquire 20th Century Fox, it's easy to forget that Marvel Studios figurehead Kevin Feige was once a part of Fox’s X-Men franchise – in his capacity as staff member to legendary producer Lauren Shuler Donner. But, even if it slips the minds of fans, it's clearly never far from Feige's thoughts - and a past conversation has now surfaced indicating which specific X-Men shot the MCU architect would most love to bring to the big screen.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 22, 2018
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Denis Villeneuve Says His Dune Reboot Will Be Star Wars For Adults
Blade Runner 2049 received a highly divided reaction among critics and audiences alike back when it was released in October. The sequel to Ridley Scott’s legendary adaptation of Philip K. Dick’s Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep? was directed by Arrival filmmaker Denis Villeneuve, and while it was loved by some for its effective capturing of the tone of the original, and for exceptional cinematography, it was also loathed by others for its rampant misogyny. For this reason, all eyes are now on the director’s next project which is currently in development: Dune.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 19, 2018
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Rian Johnson Explains The Absence Of The Knights Of Ren In Star Wars: The Last Jedi
As the Star Wars: The Last Jedi post-mortem continues for writer-director Rian Johnson, he has begun to face questions about the lack of the Knights Of Ren in his movie. Ever since Adam Driver’s Kylo Ren stalked onto the screen in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, fans of the franchise have been curious about the shadowy, sinister group he leads – regarded as being the most lethal force available to Supreme Leader Snoke.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 18, 2018
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Rian Johnson Teases His Plans For New Star Wars Trilogy
Recently, a film screening at LACMA in Los Angeles was followed by a Q&A session with writer-director Rian Johnson – whose Star Wars: The Last Jedi crossed the $1 billion mark in just two weeks at the end of 2017. Even before it released, though, an announcement was made by Lucasfilm informing the world that Johnson had been hired to create a brand new Star Wars spinoff trilogy – entirely separate from the core saga. Now that The Last Jedi has proved itself to be a phenomenal success, attention is turning toward that new trilogy, and what we might expect from it.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 17, 2018
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Marvel Artist Says X-Men Are A Long Ways Away From Entering MCU
When it was announced that Disney was making moves to acquire 20th Century Fox, the internet all but exploded at the prospect of the X-Men and the Marvel Cinematic Universe finally being under the same roof. With X-Men having evolved into a flagship superhero franchise a full eight years before Iron Man ever launched the MCU, the idea of these two Marvel comic book properties being combined was indeed an intriguing one. Now, however, a leading Marvel Studios figure has slammed the brakes on such speculation – urging caution on the subject, lest audiences set themselves up for disappointment.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 16, 2018
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Jon Bernthal Reveals Which Defenders He Wants In The Punisher
While appearing on a Q & A panel at the ACE Comic Con in Glendale, Arizona recently, Jon Bernthal was asked which of Marvel’s Defenders he would like to see cameo in the second season of his Netflix show, The Punisher. Without hesitation, Bernthal named the Devil of Hell’s Kitchen as his first choice – which is unsurprising, given that it was his show that gave birth to The Punisher series in the first place.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 15, 2018
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