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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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Jurassic World Will Be A Direct Sequel To Jurassic Park, Not Instalments Two And Three
As movie-going audiences brace themselves for a return to Isla Nubar on June 12th, director Colin Trevorrow has been discussing the highly anticipated franchise re-launch with Yahoo. Amid a surge of re-boots and cohesive movie universes, fans are more keen than ever to understand exactly where new chapters of beloved stories fit in with the overall narrative, and Trevorrow has confirmed his intention to make Jurassic World a direct sequel to the very first movie in that franchise – 1993’s Jurassic Park.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 29, 2015
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Sicario Director Denis Villeneuve Explains The Challenge Of Making A Female-Led Movie
While Canadian director Denis Villeneuve is no stranger to the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, having had many titles from his back catalogue screen there, but his upcoming effort – Sicario – is something of a watershed, being his first feature-length film to be selected to screen in competition during the event. The film - about Mexican drug cartels - will have a wider release on September 18th, and stars Emily Blunt, Josh Brolin and Benicio Del Toro.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 27, 2015
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Charlie Cox Says Season Two Of Daredevil Will Arrive In April 2016
Unsurprisingly, the highly anticipated Netflix Original series Daredevil has been very well received, since it premiered on the streaming platform on April 10th. Praised for its impressive fight sequences, breathtaking camera work, and impeccable performances from Charlie Cox and Vincent D’Onofrio in particular, few eyebrows were raised when Netflix recently announced its intention to add a second season of Daredevil to its Marvel slate – which already includes AKA Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist and the Defenders.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 24, 2015
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Ant-Man Writing Credits Are Made Official After Production Difficulties
Arbitration to determine the legally binding, official writing credits of movies seem to be quite common occurrences – particularly in this age of studios commissioning several versions of scripts before cameras even roll. The implications are far-reaching for the writers involved, affecting everything from income to professional standing and reputation – but most are resolved without coverage from the press. Those headlines that do feature writing credit disputes are often attempts to generate salacious gossip or cause conflict where none previously existed, but with Ant-Man, the situation is somewhat different. This is as important to the fans as much as it is to the writers.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 23, 2015
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Joss Whedon Talks The Future Of Marvel Movies At Avengers: Age Of Ultron Press Event
The inevitable Avengers: Age Of Ultron press train has left the station and reached top speed, now that critics have begun reviewing the film - due to arrive for mass consumption on April 23rd in the UK, and May 1st in the US. In amongst the cacophony of interviews and photo calls, writer-director Joss Whedon has been reiterating his choice to exit stage-left from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, having left it all on the screen, as it were. At the recent press event for the European release of the sequel to his 2012 Avengers behemoth, Whedon confirmed that his priority now is to simply do nothing.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 22, 2015
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Mark Hamill Hints That An Iconic Character May Return In Star Wars: The Force Awakens
There is surely nobody left unmoved by the first two teaser trailers for J.J. Abrams’ upcoming Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Their online releases have broken viewing records and increased Disney share prices far beyond what anyone could have expected. Inevitably, the early footage has been pored over and forensically examined by fans around the world – looking for clues as to what we might expect when the film finally arrives in theatres this December. Eagle-eyed though those fans might be, however, it took Luke Skywalker himself to really put the rumour mill into motion, when he recently discussed the second teaser trailer at the Star Wars Celebration event in California.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 21, 2015
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5 Films That Had A Better Theatrical Cut Than Director’s Cut
In the world of the film fan, there is often the sense that the director’s cut of a movie is the more desirable version, since the term implies that it is more closely aligned with the vision of the individual at the helm of the production. The cinephile is expected to have at least seen the director’s cut of classic movies, or their favourite movies, if not have a well-rounded, reasoned opinion about it. While the director’s cut is seen as the more artistically pure version, the theatrical cut is often regarded as being the commercial cut – the studio-approved, corporate version released for mass consumption.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 20, 2015
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Rumors Intensify For Jolie As Captain Marvel Director – But Is She The Least Qualified?
The speculation surrounding the currently empty director’s chair of Marvel’s planned Captain Marvel movie continues to focus on Angelina Jolie. According to Collider’s updated story from their sources at Marvel, the appointment of Patty Jenkins as director of Wonder Woman for Warner Bros has essentially kicked that speculation up a gear, moving the rumor status from the studio being ‘in pursuit of Jolie’ to being ‘in hot pursuit of Jolie.’ It remains to be seen whether the actress-director is either interested in making a comic book adaptation, or has the time - but the rumors highlight an interesting, yet frustrating trend in the current superhero genre.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 20, 2015
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Paul Haggis Considers The Last Of The Tribe
Sometimes, stories based in fact make for the most compelling movies. Sure, the ending is almost certainly not going to be a surprise, and the potential for plot twists is greatly diminished, but the true nature of the tale brings with it an inherent emotional investment from the audience that is really hard to beat. Put that type of project in the hands of an Academy Award winning filmmaker, and you have the chance of something very special indeed. These are the stakes for The Last Of The Tribe, now that Paul Haggis is circling the director’s chair.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 17, 2015
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Kevin Feige Says Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D. Is “Blazing New Ground” For Marvel’s Inhumans
The position of Agents Of SHIELD within the Marvel Cinematic Universe has long been a bone of contention for fans. Many felt that the first season suffered for its need to hold off on major storylines in deference to movie releases, and the series has struggled to shake off that perception ever since, despite reviews that have grown in praise. Currently in the midst of its second season, however, the tide seems to be turning for Agents Of SHIELD, now that it seems to be laying the groundwork for the planned 2019 Marvel movie, The Inhumans.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Apr 16, 2015
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