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Exclusive Interview – Writer Cavan Scott on Pacific Rim: Aftermath, his interest in ordinary people in extraordinary worlds, and more

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Alex Moreland chats with writer Cavan Scott about Pacific Rim: Aftermath, his interest in ordinary people in extraordinary worlds, and more… So, how did you first come to be involved with the Pacific Rim: Aftermath comics? Basically, I was put in touch with Robert Napton at Legendary by a mutual friend, Paul Cornell, and I […]

Exclusive Interview – Sound mixers Doug Hemphill and Ron Bartlett on Blade Runner 2049, their creative process and more

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Alex Moreland talks to Doug Hemphill and Ron Bartlett about Blade Runner 2049, sound mixing and more… Now, I know you both worked on the original Blade Runner – how did you come to be involved with this one? Doug H: Well we worked on Ridley’s final version eight years ago – it was called […]

Exclusive Interview – Sound Editor Mark Mangini on Blade Runner 2049, his creative process and more

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Alex Moreland talks to Mark Mangini about Blade Runner 2049, his career in general, and more… So, first of all, how did you become involved with Blade Runner 2049? Well, it started with Denis Villeneuve and Joe Walker – the film editor of Blade Runner – seeing Mad Max: Fury Road while they were filming […]

Exclusive Interview – Writer Tim Rose-Price on Agatha Christie’s Crooked House, writing crime drama, and more

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Alex Moreland interviews screenwriter Tim Rose-Price about Agatha Christie’s Crooked House, writing crime drama, and more… How did you first get involved with Crooked House? Right place right time.  I was working on a script called Mrs Darwin with Mike Newell, whose 50 Canon office was at Independent Talent.  Jo Abrams of Brilliant Films was […]

Movie Review – Agatha Christie’s Crooked House (2017)

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Crooked House, 2017. Directed by Gilles Paquet-Brenner. Starring Glenn Close, Terence Stamp, Max Irons, Gillian Anderson, Christina Hendricks, Stefanie Martini, Julian Sands, Honor Kneafsey, Christian McKay, and Amanda Abbington. SYNOPSIS: In Agatha Christie’s most twisted tale, a spy-turned-private-detective is lured by his former lover to catch her grandfather’s murderer before Scotland Yard exposes dark family […]

Exclusive Interview – Director Daniel Fitzsimmons on his new movie Native, his love of smart sci-fi, and more

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Alex Moreland chats with filmmaker Daniel Fitzsimmons about his new movie Native, his love of thoughtful science fiction, and more… How did production on Native first start? How far back do you want me to go? The very beginning! The very beginning, that’s great. To give you a brief run through chronologically of where we […]

Exclusive Interview – Composer Anne Nikitin on American Animals, finding her voice, and more

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Alex Moreland chats with composer Anne Nikitin about her latest score on American Animals, her creative process, and more… How did you first get involved with American Animals? I worked with Bart before, on a film called The Imposter, about six years ago now, it’s a film that went to Sundance. It was a documentary […]

Star Trek: Discovery Season 1 Episode 14 Review – ‘The Battle Without, and the Battle Within’

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Alex Moreland reviews the fourteenth episode of Star Trek: Discovery… “I think the only way we can stop ourselves from becoming like them is to understand the darkness within us and fight it.” It’s worth a word on the title, I think. What it refers to, largely, is obvious. The first part, “The Battle Without”, […]

Star Trek: Discovery Season 1 Episode 13 Review – ‘What’s Past is Prologue’

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Alex Moreland reviews the thirteenth episode of Star Trek: Discovery season one… “Your lack of vision continues to disappoint me.” In the AV Club’s review of this week’s Star Trek: Discovery, there’s some discussion about what exactly the show is actually about. Certainly, the show doesn’t quite have the same clear premise as its predecessors; […]

Star Trek: Discovery Season 1 Episode 12 Review – ‘Vaulting Ambition’

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Alex Moreland reviews the twelfth episode of Star Trek: Discovery… Haven’t you ever been afraid of a ghost? There is an obvious part of this episode that demands a degree of discussion – the twist at the ending. I’m going to hold off on that for a moment, though; if nothing else, there’s a danger that […]