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Published: 7:00 PM March 12, 2021    Park Holidays says its sites such as Carlton Meres Holiday Park have seen a spike in bookings since The Dig was released - Credit: MARK CHIVERS PHOTOGRAPHY Holiday parks in Suffolk say that the smash hit Netflix film The Dig has caused a spike in bookings. Park Holidays UK, which owns five parks along the county's coastal strip, said the movie is helping to make the area a go-to destination for families this year and there been a boom in booking enquiries since its release last month. It says the breath-taking locations and landscapes in the film a...

Courtesy Quick, give us an answer: should you read the book before you see the movie, or should you see the movie and then dive into the book? It’s a heated debate as old as time—and one with no right answer—but luckily, 2021 comes bearing plenty of cinematic offerings on which we can all test out best practices. We’ve taken the liberty of rounding up the year’s best and brightest book to movie adaptations, from cozy period pieces to black comedies and horror thrillers. Some of these films are already out, meaning that you can stream them now and tackle that whole book part later,...

Published: 7:00 PM March 12, 2021    Park Holidays says its sites such as Carlton Meres Holiday Park have seen a spike in bookings since The Dig was released - Credit: MARK CHIVERS PHOTOGRAPHY Holiday parks in Suffolk say that the smash hit Netflix film The Dig has caused a spike in bookings. Park Holidays UK, which owns five parks along the county's coastal strip, said the movie is helping to make the area a go-to destination for families this year and there been a boom in booking enquiries since its release last month. It says the breath-taking locations and landscapes in the film a...

0 March 8, 2021 11:10 by Gemma Cockrell Alex Watkin The Dig, directed by Simon Stone, is based on a 2016 book of the same name by John Preston. The story dramatizes the 1939 excavation of Sutton Hoo, which resulted in a discovery that altered our perception of the dark ages. I expected the film to use the excavation as a mechanism to tell a human story, but it uses it to try and tell multiple stories. Unfortunately, it doesn’t quite work. In total, all the film leaves you with is a history lesson about archaeology and some nice cinematography. The film opens w...

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