When it comes to The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey most of my knowledge came from what I remembered from the ZX Spectrum game released in 1982. Like every book-to-film adaption, apart from 1984 which I was forced to read while at school, I have never read the book and rely on the movie to tell [...]
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In Middle Men, it’s 2004 and Jack Harris (Luke Wilson) seemingly has it all: a successful career – as the Don of internet porn, lots of money, massive house, doting wife and children… but he feels like he’s on the edge of a precipice. Moving back and forth in time, we head back to 1988 [...]
