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'Resurrection' Is an Apt Title for the Best Episode of Slow Horses Season 6 Thus Far (opens the original)
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This review contains full spoilers for Slow Horses Season 6, Episode 3, which is streaming on Apple TV now. For as apt a title as “Resurrection” is for this particular Slow Horses episode, it also kind of undersells the amount of resurrecting — literal and otherwise — within. It’s a trifecta: Of course, there’s Sid (Olivia Cooke), who was revealed to be alive at the end of the last episode. But then there’s Louisa Guy (Rosalind Eleazar), living a new plush life in the corporate world whose past
Apple TV's Slow Horses Season 6 Premiere: Someone's Picking Off the Flunky Spies of Slough House in 'Circle of Life' (opens the original)
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This review contains full spoilers for Slow Horses Season 6, Episode 1, which is streaming on Apple TV now. It’s the return of Slow Horses (along with a Season 8 confirmation)! The questions looming over this new six-episode season were how well it would fare after losing its creator and head writer, Will Smith, while tackling two of Mick Herron’s Slough House novels instead of one. So far, Slow Horses seems the same as ever, even if it’s maybe trying a little too hard to prove that it knows how
How a VFX Controversy Propelled the Strange Journey of Na Hong-Jin's Hope From Cannes to Comic-Con to Theaters (opens the original)
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By the time I sat down with Na Hong-jin and his translator at a way-too-big hotel conference room table across the street from Hall H at San Diego Comic-Con, the director and writer already had the biggest movie in Korea. His latest film, Hope, had set the year’s record for opening-weekend admissions in the country, accounting for 66% of all movie ticket sales. Yet he wasn’t reveling in the success for his first movie in 10 years. “All I could think about was, ‘What's it going to look like next
The 9 Biggest Video Game, Movie, and TV Trailers From This Week: Ocarina of Time Remake, Metroid Ravenous, Godzilla Minus Zero, and Many More (opens the original)
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This was very nearly a 10/10 week for trailers. On top of two Nintendo Directs that delivered, the first trailers for the slates of the early fall film festivals like Venice, Telluride, Toronto, and New York have started dropping with some really strong stuff in the mix. On top of that: M. Night Shyamalan’s first post-Trap movie (which some people are already theorizing to be a Sixth Sense sequel) and some early October TV thrillers. Read on for the trailers worth watching this week. (And check
9 Video Game and Movie Trailers You Might Have Missed From This Past Week (opens the original)
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Despite Sony’s double State of Play this week being a little bit of a dud — though did you catch the hard-as-hell new Resident Evil clip at the very beginning? — the trailer-sphere nonetheless kept chugging along as it always does. We got a new look at Street Fighter and a bunch more trailers ahead of Venice and Toronto Film Festivals for movies that are already catching Oscar buzz, a holdover from gamescom, and an indie game that caught my attention at the Tribeca Festival this past summer. The
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