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You know, you can tell that the ITV/AMC remake ofThe Prisoner has really grabbed me, can’t you … ?
Can’t you … ?
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I mean, the fact that tonight, on the night that the last episode was due to air, I thought I really couldn’t be doing with watching it …
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So when Movie Night Adrian popped in on me, this afternoon, to ask if I fancied a movie, I quite happily started ringing around to see who else fancied it .
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Which was just Sarah and Kevin D, as it happens, but Kevin and Sarah — who was feeling a touch poorly, tonight — but Kevin D did manage to bring along a film that was new to me.
I’m actually impressed with this one.
Based loosely on the 1995 Christopher Priest novel of the same name, it sees two rivals magicians — Christian Bale as Alfred Borden and Hugh Jackson as Robert Angier — whose early friendship turns to rivalry after the death — on stage — of Angier’s fiancée: told in court by the Michæl Caine character, Cutter, who’s been the equipment supplier and engineer for both men.
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I’ve got to admit to being bewitched by this one.
Now, other people have done plot summaries, far better ones than I could do at this time of night.
But I will recommend you see this one.
It’s definitely worth a turn … !!
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