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Essentially J.J. Abram's love letter to Steven Spielberg's adventurous classics spanning from Close Encounters of the Third Kind to E.T ., Super 8  is at the helm of the coming of age story meets alien invasion for the 21st century. With more intelligent blockbusters emerging from Hollywood in recent years, in the form of Nolan and Abrams himself, it is not going unnoticed and is a rare glance into a new field of "Blockbuster" to grace the big screen during the next twenty years. Stemming from both J.J and Spielberg's minds', the combination of both ideas creates an original classic for the modern audience. The story is set in the summer of 1979, and focuses on a group of 13-year-old friends. Joel whose mother died four months previous in a factory accident, refuses to go to summer camp and decides to stay home to help his friend Charles finish a short film for the local film festival. Even with his disapproving sheriff father, Joel begins a burgeoning

After just two series, Sherlock has become the critically acclaimed BBC TV series that has launched the careers of two great British talents in Martin Freeman and Benedict Cumerbatch. It has been translated from Conan's original novels into a modern masterpiece. Thereby taking the stories from the late 1800s to the current 21st century, where forensics and the Metropolitan police have evolved beyond recognition. Unfortunately the creators, co-writers and masterminds behind it all; Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss have extra busy schedules, such so that the third series has been pushed forward to being finished in time for the new year of 2014. What with Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman's careers taking off with big blockbusters all round (The Hobbit & Star Trek Into Darkness) and Moffat overseeing Doctor Who, understandably it has taken the back bench. The camarardery between Holmes and Watson is what makes the show so interesting. A 21st century take on the i