By Warning: this Inside No. 9 review contains spoilers. Rip our hearts out, why don’t you, Inside No. 9. Who saw that twist coming? The one in which Reece Shearsmith and Steve Pemberton stomped right past all the glittering possibilities for their series finale – a musical ep, a properly live one, a sequel – and
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There has to be at least one plucky Sunday school student who raised their hand and questioned if Jesus wasn’t really turned into a zombie when he rose on the third day. The Sunday school teacher’s jaw dropped and rambled on a panicked explanation before the answer wrapped up with
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Secret agents going rogue is such a common trope that sometimes we wish that people like Ethan Hunt or Jason Bourne would just follow their orders for change. When Daniel Craig started playing James Bond in 2006, it seemed like Bond went rogue on nearly every single mission, including most
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For any pop culture website that features a sizable amount of coverage of superhero-related properties, there is a legal obligation to use the phrase “Superhero fatigue” a minimum number of times a year. The earliest reference we’ve found to it was as far back as 2003, followed by a Tweet
Ridley Scott Has His Next Three Films Set
Additional photography is underway in the UK this week on Ridley Scott’s “Gladiator” sequel with the film’s star Paul Mescal photographed on set in costume along with plenty of extras seemingly filming battle scenes. Shots from the filming, which mainly seem to be pick-ups as opposed to reshoots, are up
