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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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Exodus: Gods And Kings Trailer Is Unleashed

Ridley Scott doesn’t make small movies. Even Alien, back in 1979 - with its $11.5 million budget - was huge. If his creative output has steadily grown in scale over the years, his latest endeavour is, apparently, his biggest yet. While eager fans seem to have been discussing Exodus: Gods And Kings, a trailer has finally been released to showcase what is to be expected from Scott’s new epic.

Sarah Myles Nov 28, 2014

Nonso Anozie Trades Game Of Thrones For Zoo

Game Of Thrones actor Nonso Anozie has moved from his portrayal of Xaro Ahoan Daxos on the hit show, to a recurring role in the CBS adaptation of James Patterson’s novel, Zoo. The stand-alone book, co-written with Michael Ledwidge, was published in 2012 to positive reviews – many of which cited the perceived plausibility of the plot.

Sarah Myles Nov 27, 2014

Match Trailer Delivers A Patrick Stewart Masterclass

While Star Trek: The Next Generation and The X Men franchise are both greatly enjoyable enterprises, it is easy to lose sight of the fact that Patrick Stewart is a world class performer. While those giant projects allow him to get a little lost in the shuffle, it takes a smaller, more intimate movie to remind us that this actor is really quite remarkable. Thankfully, Stewart has recently been obliging us with a few such projects, and the trailer for one of them – Match - has just been released.

Sarah Myles Nov 26, 2014

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7 Movies That You’ll Never Look At The Same Way Again

When a movie is released, audiences watch it and generally glean the same view of the plot. It’s all there on the screen, and we can see exactly what happens. But, sometimes, if you turn your head slightly to the left and maybe squint a little, a whole new movie is revealed. Perhaps just below the popularly conceived surface, hidden amidst story arc and dramatic device, there lies an alternative interpretation that lends an entirely different perspective to proceedings.

Sarah Myles Nov 24, 2014

First Footage From Jurassic World Is Revealed

Like those generated by the distant, thundering footfalls of a Tyrannosaurus Rex, the ripples being made by early publicity for the fourth Jurassic Park film are growing in size. We have slowly progressed from still images being shared on social media, to this first official footage from Jurassic World - before the full trailer is finally revealed, on Thursday.

Sarah Myles Nov 24, 2014

Casting Heats Up For Jessica Jones And Luke Cage

The four-series deal between Marvel and Netflix is slowly edging closer to screens, with new names added to the casting shortlists for Jessica Jones and Luke Cage. With the first of the four shows – Daredevil – already in production, Jones, Cage and Iron Fist are still to be cast, before the four characters come together for a Defenders mini-series.

Sarah Myles Nov 22, 2014

Discovery Tops Friday Nights With Gold Rush

Ratings are everything in television. They determine scheduling, budget, advertising and, ultimately, the life-span of a show. That being the case, it is fairly safe to say that Gold Rush has cemented its place in the Discovery Channel firmament, having topped ratings for male viewers for the second consecutive week.

Sarah Myles Nov 21, 2014

Luther Will Return To The BBC In 2015

It’s been quite a time for fans of the BBC psychological crime drama series, Luther. Just a day after the announcement of a U.S re-imagining of the show by Fox, series creator Neil Cross has dropped the bombshell that many have wished for ever since the last season ended in 2013. Idris Elba is returning to the role, in the UK, in 2015 – for two new episodes written by Cross himself.

Sarah Myles Nov 20, 2014

Peter Berg Takes On The Hunt For El Chapo

Everybody loves a good cinematic man-hunt, and that’s exactly what is on the cards now that Universal has acquired the rights to The Hunt For El Chapo – a New Yorker article written by Patrick Radden Keefe, and published in May 2014. The article looks at the capture of legendary Mexican drug cartel boss, Joaquin Guzman, and is being adapted for the screen by Craig Borten (Dallas Buyers Club) with Peter Berg (The Kingdom, Lone Survivor) now attached to produce and direct.

Sarah Myles Nov 19, 2014

Brilliant Teaser Trailer For Peanuts Arrives

It’s not opening in theatres for another 12 months, but that doesn’t mean we can’t revel in the beauty of the wonderful Peanuts teaser trailer that has just been released. As the first theatrical Peanuts movie in 35 years, this glorious return to the world of Charlie Brown and Snoopy is sure to stir all kinds of feelings in those that recall the TV specials, while creating a whole generation of new fans.

Sarah Myles Nov 18, 2014