James Mottram
Film Journalist at Freelance
Freelance film journalist. Author of books inc. The Secrets of Tenet, and Jurassic World: The Ultimate Visual History. All views expressed my own.
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1 week ago |
radiotimes.com | James Mottram
But now, like one of the undead, the franchise has risen with 28 Years Later, with the original creatives joined by a new cast. Among them, Jodie Comer, playing Isla – a survivor living on Holy Island, in Britain’s northeast, among a community that has managed to fend off the infected – which are now running riot on the mainland. Comer, the Liverpool-born star of Killing Eve, knew exactly why she wanted to sign on to play Isla.
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1 week ago |
scmp.com | James Mottram
The Rage Virus is, well, all the rage once more, as the much-anticipated 28 Years Later tears its way into cinemas this week. In the 23 years since the release of Danny Boyle’s 28 Days Later, zombies and the infected have invaded pop culture like no one could have predicted. No one should therefore be surprised the series is back. Certainly not George A.
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1 week ago |
radiotimes.com | James Mottram
The story begins with 11-year-old Elio (voiced by Yonas Kibreab) hunched under the table in the mess hall. Withdrawn and alone, he feels unable to communicate with his aunt Olga (Zoe Saldaña) after the loss of his parents. Concerned, the kindly Olga is considering having him sent to boarding school, not least because her work on the Montez Air Force base means she has little time to bond with him. All Elio cares about is outer space.
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1 week ago |
radiotimes.com | James Mottram
After winning his stretch with typical bravura, he steps out the car and growls to the next driver: "Lose that lead – I’ll kill you." Does he want to hang around? Does he even take the trophy or the expensive watch he’s gifted? Nope. He just collects his $5,000 and drives away. Living a nomadic lifestyle – the sort that sees him doing his washing in a launderette – Sonny is a journeyman racer, forever seeking the next thrill.
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1 week ago |
scmp.com | James Mottram
3/5 starsWatching F1: The Movie is like being hurled back into 1980s Hollywood, for better and for worse. The film, about a veteran driver and a rookie in a failing F1 team, sees producer Jerry Bruckheimer (Days of Thunder) and director Joseph Kosinski reunited after Top Gun: Maverick, starring Tom Cruise. But instead of Cruise, this new film stars Brad Pitt. Pitt plays Sonny Hayes, a former F1 driver who disappeared from the circuit following a crash at the 1993 Spanish Grand Prix.
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