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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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Gal Gadot Wants To See Wonder Woman Face Cheetah In Justice League 2
We should probably all embrace the fact that Justice League will be dominating pop culture conversation for the foreseeable future, given that its first live-action, big screen foray is about to debut in theatres around the world. That being the case, and with superhero movie audiences being legendarily impatient, the cast is already being questioned as to what we might see in Justice League 2 - if and when the sequel is announced.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Nov 13, 2017
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Sony Spent A Small Fortune Removing Kevin Spacey From All The Money In The World
When Sony announced that director Ridley Scott would be removing Kevin Spacey from his upcoming biopic, All The Money In The World, a sizeable shockwave reverberated through the film industry and its consumers. The idea that a hitherto Hollywood powerhouse could so easily and quickly be excised from the firmament seemed to send an important, laudable, and long-overdue message – that abusive behaviour is intolerable, and nobody is above being replaced. This message only gains power now that it is becoming clear just how much this act of replacement is going to cost the studio.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Nov 11, 2017
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Deadpool Creator Does Not Want Disney To Buy Fox
There is evidently some division occurring around the issue of whether 20th Century Fox should be open to acquisition by Disney. Some Marvel fans are greeting the idea with excitement – anticipating the prospect of the Fox X-Men properties becoming available to merge with the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Not everybody thinks that is a good idea, though – including Deadpool creator, Rob Liefeld.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Nov 9, 2017
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The Duffer Brothers Address The Connections Between Stranger Things And It
Stranger Things is filled with 1980s pop culture nostalgia – featuring everything from games, to movies, to TV shows. So, in a second season that covers everything from overt nods to Ghostbusters, to more subtle homages to Gremlins, it was unsurprising to find that eagle-eyed viewers spotted a possible connection between new character Bob (Sean Astin), and the story of Stephen King’s It.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Nov 8, 2017
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Justice League Screenings Scoring On Similar Level To Wonder Woman
Now, we all know that the success - or otherwise - of a movie is notoriously hard to predict, and this is particularly true of DC’s Extended Universe efforts. But, sometimes, there are positive early indicators that build up our hopes, and this is now the case with Justice League. That's because early screenings suggest that the studio is finding audience scores are of a similar level to Wonder Woman, which was a giant hit earlier in the year.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Nov 7, 2017
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Justice League Producer Teases Fans With Sequel
There is a great deal of excitement surrounding the imminent release of Justice League – the first live-action, big screen team-up of DC’s greatest heroes – despite a gestation period dogged by problems. Firstly, its direct predecessor – Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice – proved to be a divisive movie when it arrived in 2016. Secondly, personal tragedy led to Zack Snyder stepping away from production – albeit after most of the film was completed. Thirdly, Joss Whedon was recruited for minor re-shoots and post-production finessing. But, those involved remain optimistic about the release of Justice League – and producer Charles Roven even referred to the spectre of a sequel during a promotional event.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Nov 6, 2017
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What You Should Know About Black Panther Before The Film Arrives
When Black Panther burst onto screens in 2016’s Captain America: Civil War, he became an instant fan favourite. With his distinctive costume and unique, formidable fighting style, the superhero alter-ego of T’Challa of Wakanda won the hearts of the audience, first with his determination to avenge the death of his father – King T’Chaka – and then, with the mercy he showed the perpetrator. So, when Marvel announced that the iconic character would be starring in his own movie, the news was met with celebration.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Nov 5, 2017
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Wonder Woman Is Now The Highest Grossing Superhero Origin Film Of All-Time
There are those of us that have been saying, for years, that Wonder Woman not only deserved a cinematic adaptation, but would also be a huge success in the event that such a thing ever transpired. In the face of sexist scepticism – that a film about a female superhero would never draw the kind of crowds that turn out for male-led movies – some of us planted our feet and stood firm on the matter. Batting away attempts to use the box office failure of films such as Tank Girl and Elektra as reasons to avoid putting the Amazonian Warrior on the big screen, some of us argued that it just needed a good script, and the right director. Today, such advocacy for Wonder Woman is fully vindicated.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Nov 3, 2017
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Night Of The Living Dead Prequel From George Romero’s Son Is Moving Forward
When George A. Romero died in July 2017, the world mourned a legendary filmmaker whose work proved to be so influential that the repercussions of his 1968 feature length debut, Night Of The Living Dead, can still be seen in film today. Indeed, Romero is often heralded as the ‘father of the zombie film,’ and with good reason – that debut film created an entirely new sub-genre within the realm of horror, and made it the one of the most ground-breaking and subversive releases of its time, to boot. Romero’s son, Cameron, is also a filmmaker, and has a prelude to his father’s film in the works – titled Rise Of The Living Dead – about which he has just given an update.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Nov 2, 2017
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