A Private War is centered around the late Sunday Times war correspondent, Marie Colvin, portrayed by Rosamund Pike. In a world where journalism is under attack, Marie Colvin is one of the most celebrated war correspondents of our time. Colvin is an utterly fearless and rebellious spirit, driven to the frontlines of conflicts across the […]
The City and The City is like one of those noir thrillers where you’re not sure whether to take it seriously because – as lead David Morrissey explains in a gruff voice about the existence of the two cities, “Nowhere else works like the Cities – Beszel and Ul Qoma”, but how does he know? […]
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No Comments »The Titan centres around hotshot Air Force pilot, Rick Janssen (Sam Worthington), who’s chosen for a military experiment which will create a human being capable of surviving the harsh environments of Saturn’s moon, Titan. The experiment is successful, turning Rick into a super-human, but it also creates deadly side-effects which threatens the life of Rick, […]
Ex Machina is predominantly a three-hander and stars Domhnall Gleeson (Black Mirror: Be Right Back, Frank, About Time) as Caleb, picked at random in a lottery at work to go and stay with the boss, Nathan (Oscar Isaac – Inside Llewyn Davis), who lives in a seculded, palatial hideaway, surrounded by mountains and zero phone […]
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24 reaches the endgame with Episode 12 and “The following takes place between 10.00pm and… 11.00am” Huh?! Success! Audrey’s friend Jiao isn’t dead! …until Cheng gets wind of that and finishes her off anyway. Somehow, Jack finds a hidden device which will decode all of Anatol Stolnavich’s emails which spill the beans about Cheng and […]
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24 is in ‘penultimate episode’ phase with Episode 11 and Cheng isn’t best-pleased both with his country for turning their back on him – hence the sinking of the Chinese aircraft carrier – and also Jack Bauer, who has unwittingly tracked him down. In the meantime, Bauer and Kate manage to off some baddies by […]
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