Torvill and Dean – outside of Robin Cousins, they’re the only ice skaters of whom most of us know the name. I don’t know of anyone crying out for a film about this pair, certainly long after their heyday, but I figured, at least it’s bound to make a better origin movie than Aquaman and […]
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The Pyramid At The End Of The World picks up where Extremis left off, with the baddie monks with no nose… so how do they smell? Oh… I made that joke last week. Well, if Doctor Who can recycle old ideas… Bill is taken away with the army to find the Doctor as the President, […]
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Extremis – or, rather, In extremis – is Latin for “in the farthest reaches” or “at the point of death”. How about a load of confusing rubbish that shows Steven Moffat at his most self-indulgent? It really must be his WORST episode since the Xmas one, The Return of Doctor Mysterio – which was Moffat’s […]
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Rillington Place takes place before, during and after World War II, and centres around serial killer John Christie, in a tale that’s been told previously as 10 Rillington Place, starring Richard Attenborough, a film I’d never got round to seeing, so it’s nice to see it afresh in this new three-part BBC drama series, with […]
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The Game is a new thiller TV series which I was initially in two minds about, after reading about it and seeing the trailer and a clip, as it looked very similar to the 2011 movie based on Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, based on the original TV series – which I hadn’t seen, and yet […]
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