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The ‘director’s cut’ seems politically of the moment.
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Ken Russell’s The Devils is a considerable film.Their words
On any level, The Devils is a considerable film … all the more so for having to compete with imagined versions of the movie which exist as phantoms in the minds of its detractors and admirers alike.
From one piece Film review – Clayface 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Reinventing Clayface for film is an odd call, since the character has little profile outside comics and animation.Their words
it’s an odd call to reinvent a character who has little pop culture profile outside comics and animation
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A strength of the DC and Marvel universes, not always used by their films, is their range from farce to horror.Their words
A strength of the DC and Marvel comics universes – not always exploited by their film arms – is that they encompass range of approaches, from goofy farce to outright horror with gritty urban thriller, spectacular space opera, dystopian science fiction and weird whimsy along the way.
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DraculaTheir words
But the thing about Dracula is that it’s a good old-fashioned blood and guts melodrama designed to be frightening.
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I Am LegendTheir words
I Am Legend is a book from the 1950s which is probably well known now because it was made into a film last year.
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MiseryTheir words
Misery is probably not the most obvious choice for one of King’s books.
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Tales of Mystery and ImaginationTheir words
Tales of Mystery and Imagination is the title given to the Edgar Allan Poe collection.
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