How To Make A Killing opens with Becket Redfellow (Glen Powell – …
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How To Make A Killing opens with Becket Redfellow (Glen Powell – The Running Man) at the end of his situation, just four hours away from death row execution, telling his story about all this …
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Saturday Night Live UK sees the live stand-up show tried out in the UK, but with a British cast, and Tina Fey as guest host… all for better or worse? Let’s go through the output …
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Celebrity Sabotage… yes, it’s time for another show with “Celebrity” in the title, but this one is a bit different. In this situation, the participants are actually taking part in a fake gameshow, and there’s …
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New Films and TV Shows on all UK Channels and Streaming Services from now until the end of time! In each case for a series, the date given will be for the first episode. Some …
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Sirat refers to The Sirat Bridge, which I learned is an Islamic eschatological concept, that a bridge that is thinner than hair, sharper than a sword, and stretches over Hell to Paradise on the Day …
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EPIC: Elvis Presley In Concert was billed as the ultimate way to see the King of Rock’n’Roll, following Baz Luhrmann‘s 2022 Elvis biopic with Austin Butler. It wasn’t.
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The Secret Agent is one of those Oscar-nominated movies that has been given a far higher platform than it deserves. It starts off reasonably well, set in Brazil, 1977, declaring it’s “A time of great …
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Project Hail Mary sees Ryan Gosling waking up on the titular spaceship as the sole survivor of a small crew, so with the pilot and engineer deceased, it’s up to him to save the day… …
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Imperfect Women centres around three women – Eleanor (Kerry Washington – The School for Good and Evil), Mary (Elisabeth Moss – Shining Girls) and Nancy (Kate Mara – A Teacher) – all with annoying high …
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One Last Deal was the second of three films I saw that day, and the first thing I noticed – especially given a particular new film I still had to watch after this – was …
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