Harry Potter hyperfans will be putting their faith in the new TV reboot. But be careful what you wish for
Warner Bros has shown restraint in waiting so long to resurrect JK Rowling’s stories. Potterites will be counting on a word-perfect adaptation
Warner Bros has shown restraint in waiting so long to resurrect JK Rowling’s stories. Potterites will be counting on a word-perfect adaptation
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The video game’s mix of melancholy, melodrama and post-apocalyptic dread has been faithfully transposed to TV in HBO’s new adaptation
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A new film tells the story of Harry Haft who was forced to fight others to the death
News last week that the streamer lost subscribers for the first time in a decade resulted in a €50 billion drop in the company’s value
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The Swedish actor stars in a new Viking epic full of revenge, nudity and Nordic berserkers
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