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The Fantastic Four: First Steps attempts to launch a cosmic adventure, with Pedro Pascal. Synopsis: In a 1960s-inspired retro-futuristic world, the newly-formed Fantastic Four must unite to protect their home from the planet-devouring Galactus. Only …
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The Uninvited centres around wealthy couple Rose (Elizabeth Reaser), a middle-aged actress who’s now struggling to get the roles that go to younger women, and her film star agent husband, Sammy (Walton Goggins – American …
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The Last Of Us Season 2 will cover half of the second game in the series, The Last Of Us Part II, with Season 3 already having been confirmed as being commissioned, because it’ll get …
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Gladiator II opens with a brief, hand-painted summary of the first film over the opening credits, which I wasn’t expecting. Well, I say ‘hand-drawn’, but I expect these days, CGI and AI played their part. …
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The Wild Robot centres around robot ROZZUM unit 7134 – aka “Roz” (Lupita Nyong’o – A Quiet Place: Day One) falling off a container ship, and ending up on a ‘Life After People’-type planet, where …
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Drive-Away Dolls sounds like the title of a Thelma And Louise-style movie, but it’s not quite that. First-up – and this must be an American term as I haven’t come across it, “Drive-away” means to …
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The Last Of Us HBO is how – for SEO purposes – I’m referring to the new series that’s coming out next week HBO and Sky Atlantic, a TV series adaptation of the 2013 Playstation …
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The Bubble is a spoof actioner centred around a team of actors who start in one of the biggest… well, 23rd biggest, movies franchises ever made, Cliff Beasts. Given that Karen Gillan is in this, …
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The Last Of Us 2021 is a forthcoming TV drama based on the classic 2013 The Last Of Us game, and its 2020 sequel. Announced, today, in the lead roles are Pedro Pascal (Wonder Woman …
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We Can Be Heroes follows on from 2005’s writer/director Robert Rodriguez‘s The Adventures of Sharkboy and Lavagirl 3D, which I haven’t seen, but should because I like 3D films. I get the impression that whereas …
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