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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 14 Best Moments In Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice
It is safe to say that the highly anticipated Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice has divided audiences in spectacular fashion. Perhaps more so than any other high profile release, this movie seems to inspire either glowing appreciation, or vehement hatred – which, in itself, is a fascinating turn of events. Because the division is so stark, it inevitably awakens the desire to explain it. The truth of the matter might well be that, quite simply, ‘some people like it, and some people don’t’, but that seems too amorphous a concept for the majority popular media. It cannot be reduced to a single sound-bite, nor can anyone point to it and say, ‘There’s your answer’. And yet, it is the vehemence that lingers, and keeps us asking the question.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 26, 2016
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New Trailer Imagines The Last Days In The Desert For Jesus
Setting aside, for a moment, the fact that Rodrigo Garcia’s upcoming Last Days In The Desert gives us - once again - a very white Jesus, the new trailer for the film showcases what could well prove to be a fascinating narrative. Written and directed by the filmmaker, the movie takes the Messiah’s oft-told 40-day journey of self-discovery through the desert, and imagines the internal battle that might have defined its end.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 25, 2016
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Love & Friendship Are Skewered In First Trailer For Austen Adaptation
The work of Jane Austen continues to accumulate fans, centuries after her passing, and the happy result of this is a semi-regular stream of impressive screen adaptations. The latest of these is Love & Friendship – not to be confused with the novella of the same name, which was written by Austen at the age of 14. The film is actually adapted from another of the writer’s early works – Lady Susan – but the title was switched for reasons best known to its writer-director, Academy Award nominee, Whit Stillman.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 24, 2016
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How Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice Has Already Made History
Superhero movies are inescapable these days. There are six giant, super-powered titles being released in 2016 alone – Deadpool already broke the fourth wall, and box office records; Captain America: Civil War will soon see the Marvel’s Avengers fight amongst themselves; X-Men: Apocalypse will see the destructive rise of an ancient mutant; Suicide Squad will assemble some of DC’s most dastardly villains; and Doctor Strange will see sorcery sweep into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Then, there’s Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice – a very different, behemoth of a superhero movie.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 23, 2016
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The Nice Guys Edge Closer In A New Trailer
There’s something about a buddy movie that is always entertaining. The mis-matched pair of personalities, thrown together under stressful circumstances, has been the go-to premise of action movies and comedies for a very long time. Writer Shane Black was one of the pioneers of this plot device – delivering the polished, classic screenplay of Lethal Weapon in 1987, which launched a decade-long franchise. Now, after making his move into directing, with Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and Iron Man 3, Black is returning to his beloved buddy trope, with The Nice Guys – for which we now have a full-length trailer.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 23, 2016
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Letters From Rosemary Set To Star Emma Stone
Many powerful film projects are generated by the Black List – the renowned collection of the best unproduced screenplays available. The latest to be developed is Letter From Rosemary, written by newcomer Nick Yarborough, and now announced as starring Academy Award nominee Emma Stone in the lead role. The film tells the story of Rose Marie “Rosemary” Kennedy – the eldest sister of President John F Kennedy. Born in 1918, Rosemary is often referred to as ‘The Forgotten Kennedy’, since she lived out the majority of her life in a Wisconsin institution, after her father, Joseph P Kennedy, had her lobotomised when she was 23 years old.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 22, 2016
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Bryan Cranston Shines In The First Trailer For All The Way
Bryan Cranston has been gracing our screens for more than three decades, but it was the pilot episode of Breaking Bad, back in 2008, that made us realise what a formidable performer he truly is. It hardly seemed possible that the man who played Hal in 151 episodes of Malcolm In The Middle could also embody the ultimate anti-hero, playing the meth-cooking chemistry teacher, Walter White. But, embody him he did, and now, every Cranston performance is highly anticipated. All The Way is no exception to that rule – bringing, as it does, the actor’s Tony-winning stage performance as President Lyndon B. Johnson to HBO.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 21, 2016
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Russo Brothers Are No Longer Involved In The Ghostbusters Franchise
Things sure do move quickly in the world of Hollywood studios and, as the old saying goes, “you snooze, you lose.” Such is the case for Joe and Anthony Russo’s long-rumoured involvement with the Ghostbusters franchise at Sony. Clearly, the Russo Brothers haven’t lost much, as it is their hiring for Avengers: Infinity War that has taken them out of the ghostbusting equation. Rather, it is a loss for all those complaining about the concept of an all-woman ghostbusting team, as will be depicted in the forthcoming Paul Feig movie.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 21, 2016
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Halt And Catch Fire Adds Annabeth Gish For Season Three
The resurgence of Annabeth Gith continues with the news that she will join AMC’s drama series Halt And Catch Fire for the duration of its upcoming third season. Frequently popping up in handfuls of episodes of TV shows such as Criminal Minds, Once Upon A Time, Parenthood and Pretty Little Liars, her role in Halt And Catch Fire will represent her biggest commitment since joining the cast of The X Files in 2001.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 17, 2016
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Batman V Superman And Beyond: What To Expect From The DCEU
If there is a single, universal truth, it is surely that everything is connected. Nothing happens in a vacuum. Just as our own daily lives intersect and impact upon each other, so does artistic output – and when it comes to the fledgling DC Extended Universe, artistic output is key. Comic books have long been appreciated as the very specific art form that they are, but when the art of comic books is married with the art of filmmaking, something truly magical is born. While we have been enjoying that marriage between Marvel comic books and Marvel Studios for almost a decade now, it is the DC cinematic adaptations that are currently getting fans hot under the collar.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Mar 16, 2016
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