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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 Hunting Ground Trailer Previews Essential Documentary Viewing
It is relatively easy to move through the day without acknowledging the more disturbing and horrific trends that creep into society, and it could be argued that this natural tendency to follow the path of least resistance is at least part of the reason why those trends continue to creep. Fortunately, documentary filmmakers are prepared to lift those especially gnarly rocks and shine a light on the murky proceedings underneath, and that is what we have in The Hunting Ground.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 23, 2015
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Joel And Ethan Coen Selected As Jury Presidents For 68th Cannes Film Festival
Joel and Ethan Coen first made their mark on the Cannes Film Festival in 1991, when they strolled home with the Palme d’Or for the remarkable Barton Fink. Since then, they have won the event’s Best Director prize twice – for Fargo and The Man Who Wasn’t There – and more recently, the Grand Jury Prize for Inside Llewyn Davis. The 68th Cannes Film Festival – scheduled to run from May 13th to May 24th, 2015 – will be a chance for the legendary duo to view the proceedings from the other side of lectern, however, as they jointly preside over the Festival Jury for the first time.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 22, 2015
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Bruce Willis Signs Up For Extraction
Remember when Bruce Willis used to make interesting, original movies, like Pulp Fiction, Twelve Monkeys and The Fifth Element? An air of excitement would surround each announcement detailing which project the actor would get involved with next. It’s been some time since that excitement has been felt, however, because Willis has essentially been making the same movie, repeatedly, for years. The next product from that assembly line will be Extraction, directed by Steven C. Miller (Silent Night).
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 21, 2015
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Netflix Snaps Up Flaked From Will Arnett
The slate of upcoming productions at Netflix just got a little more exciting, with the news that the streaming channel has acquired a new series from fan favourite Will Arnett. Described as “serio-comic” in nature, the 8 episode first season of Flaked is planned to debut in 2016, with Arnett in the lead role. The star is also co-writing the show with Mark Chappell (The Increasingly Poor Decisions Of Todd Margaret), and executive producing alongside Mitch Hurwitz (Arrested Development), Ben Silverman (The Office) and Peter Principato (Black-ish). The synopsis suggests a plot that will provide an ample showcase for Will Arnett’s particular skill-set.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 20, 2015
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The X-Files May Return To TV, Bringing Scully And Mulder With It
More than two decades after it premiered on Fox, with a strange tale of a young medical doctor who went work for the FBI and found herself assigned by shadowy figures to ‘debunk’ the work of the infamous ‘Spooky Mulder’, The X Files remains a solid part of the television firmament. In 200 episodes over nine seasons, the award-winning drama became a significant part of a group of shows that changed television for the better, and its influence as such has continued far beyond its own production – with Breaking Bad and Fringe, in particular.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 19, 2015
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Jennifer Lawrence Signs Up For James Cameron-Produced The Dive
When the actress with the most box office success signs up to collaborate with the filmmaker that enjoys the same status, it becomes big news very quickly – and so, we have The Dive. The project has been on James Cameron’s back-burner for many years, but never really crystallised. In 2012, the director officially vacated the helm – a move that opened the door to director Francis Lawrence, riding high after making the majority of the Hunger Games franchise. With Cameron now firmly ensconced in the producer’s chair, Francis Lawrence will shoot The Dive with his Hunger Games star Jennifer Lawrence in the lead role.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 17, 2015
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Idris Elba Is Set To Develop An Adaptation Of Poe Must Die
It’s easy to become something of a cynic with regard to modern cinema, as studios churn out sequel after sequel of re-hashed notions that barely have a plot. Every once in a while, though, a project will come along that is so brilliantly conceived that it manages to re-kindle that long-diluted love of originality you thought was lost forever. Today is one such day, the project is called Poe Must Die, and the person behind it is the indefatigable Idris Elba.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 16, 2015
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Dean Norris Joins Thriller The Secret In Their Eyes
The urge to remake successful foreign films as Hollywood movies continues, with the news that Dean Norris (Breaking Bad, Under The Dome) is joining the powerhouse cast of The Secret In Their Eyes. The original, 2009 Argentinian film won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film and was directed by Juan Jose Campanella (House).
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 15, 2015
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Better Call Saul: Saul Goodman’s 8 Greatest Breaking Bad Moments
Few were surprised by the news that the man that created Walter White would be gifting us with a spinoff show called Better Call Saul. It can be argued that Breaking Bad is the greatest television show ever made. In fact, it has been demonstrated repeatedly, since its debut in September 2008, that Vince Gilligan’s multiple award-winning drama is a work of utter brilliance. The story of a seemingly mild-mannered chemistry teacher and his transformation into the most feared crystal meth dealer ever known captured the imagination of millions of fans around the globe – thanks in no small part to the phenomenal writing, the breathtaking direction, and the stellar performances.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 14, 2015
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Lupita Nyong’o And David Oyelowo Are Circling Queen Of Katwe
As two of the most sought after performers currently in film, a collaboration between Academy Award winner Lupita Nyong’o (12 Years A Slave) and the much-nominated David Oyelowo (Selma) is a very exciting prospect indeed. Add into that mix The Reluctant Fundamentalist director Mira Nair, and it could be argued that Disney is onto something big with planned literary adaptation, Queen Of Katwe.
Sarah Myles Sarah Myles Jan 14, 2015
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