This is interesting because the original is good but flawed. Memorable for some scenes. And Raimi's crime stuff is good as others have said. And i don't hate remakes per se. And yet I kind of really don't want to see an American version of this. (I'm aware no one's asking me)

This header photo, next to the Allegiant one and the Girlfriend Experience one, make for a nice trio on the front page. Monochrome, silhouettes, vertical lines, symmetry. Shame the effect is spoiled by the astronaut food one.

The picture at the top of this article makes me so happy

I've found I also prefer going to gigs and concerts alone now too - the same as with the cinema, no obligation to talk to someone when you want to be listening, and no having to worry that the other person isn't enjoying themselves.

I am loving all of Radcliffe's choices these days. All of them. He's excellent.

Cool, I thought as much, just interested as a person from the UK where BBC drama is more important - but we are a tiny markt that Fox obviously isn't going to care much about.

I have a six-month student trial going on right now. i am an idiot, because I should have done it after my course ended when I would have actual time to watch the stuff. I like the actual way it plays videos better than Netflix, but I'm not sure if I'd want to pay for it given how much I've used it even in the 'must…

Are you sort of explicitly leaving out the BBC posh period dramas then, because Hollywood doesn't care about them? And are you only talking about being a lead, therefore Hannibal doesn't count? (I get that stage work presumably doesn't either)

cool. let's have also

I had no idea they'd made a Punisher: War Zone movie. Maybe because 2008 was a horrible disastrous year for me. But I LOVE the comic.I must find this.

This is probably why looking at awards from prestigious film festivals is usually a much better way to find actual quality films. Oscars is bobbins.

She's much better than Streep, usually, though.

He does episodes of dramas from time to time - I got excited when I saw his name on an episode of The Americans.

Katrin Cartlidge - RIP - is so good in that.

True story, I went to a preview of Keane and Lewis was there and he was really cool and nice. Keane is an awesome film, as is Claire Dolan.

the target audience is 'publishers who've been told that dystopian YA is not over yet and to go and find some more'. the premise is beyond stupid, but it's much easier to tolerate on film than in the books for some reason.

don't be sorry for the rant, just stick a bloody spoiler tag on it eh.

This looks kind of intriguing actually which is surprising. Maybe only cos I just couldn't make it through the second book, so don't know what's going to happen this time*. Her hair is much better this time. Love me some Sigur Ros, too.

It could be bold as the Irish use it.

It does do funny things to perceptions. Suddenly, Californication is as popular as Game of Thrones and Aquarius is as good as, I dunno, Breaking Bad or whatever it is that people think is good nowadays. And all her work and awards are reduced to 'meh, I don't watch period dramas or crime dramas so that must mean no…