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der, and given the weight of talent she shares the screen with, it's to Dennings' immense credit that, when the credits roll - with some superb illustrative work over the end titles, it should be said - you'll be wishing the movie had spent more time with her. She's just brilliant, as anyone who spent time with Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist already knows.

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therine are sharing Stefan dreams is actually explained in this episode - along with the series long doppelgänger mystery! This is huge news simply because we've been dealing with Elena and Katherine's connection since day one, and now we also have an explanation as to why Stefan was so creepy in early episodes. The two doppelgängers, created when Silas and Katsia's (more on her

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’s Bourne Identity mug? The only slight cockup I noticed was in the MI5 scene at the beginning: apparently Sam is 29, having been born in 1983, but Phil, born in 1985, is 31? Can intelligence agents not do basic arithmetic, or what? Perhaps I should cut them some slack, though: they did have the amazing Rebecca Front glaring at th

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the book so subtly that you'll find yourself wondering if there was ever a time when words like "dreamwrack" and "worldpool" weren't part of your natural vocabulary. As we come to understand the meaning of the Tourmaline Archip

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hrilling, without sacrificing either thematic depth or his knack for an evocatively British atmosphere ("Seagulls wheeled like windborne litter in a sky the colour of lead"). He sculpts the magical aspects of the book so subtly that you'll find yourself wondering if there was ever a time when words like "dreamwrack" and "worldpool" weren't part of your natural vocabulary. As we come to understand the meaning of the Tourmaline Archipelago - the story's surreal setting - and how it weaves into reality as we know it, the journey is unpredictable, exciting and ultimately very movi

ide dark unflinching fantasy violence that wouldn't be out of place in Clive Barker's Books of Blood. Like Christopher Priest, Brogden treats his twin realities as something of a logic puzzle but he isn't afraid to go full cosmic and explore the abstract, at times reminiscent of Gene Wolfe's masterly Book of the New Sun. These are heavyweight comparisons so early in a writer's career; a testament to the kind of talent and imagination on offer here.
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s brother! Part of the charmingly named F**k You crew, Swizzle's bro and co having bundled their prize into a car, have a whale of a time topping up their V-levels from a natural and somewhat captive source. I say somewhat captive, because before they can even begin to enjoy their high, our breaks free of his bonds, and causes an almighty car crash, killing at least one of the crew. Stranded and weak form His loss, goes to

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er athlete who has recently come to the realization that he'll never play pro. He moves back into the loft and must figure out how to live in a world without basketball - a world where not everything is about winning and losing.

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