So suggests Ralph Fiennes’s self-taught archaeologist Basil Brown in Netflix’s earnest but scattershot new period drama “The Dig,” and while it’s one of those parabolic lines of dialogue (courtesy of ...

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The Dig, which marks Netflix‘s latest big film release, recounts one of the most historical moments in 20th century archaeology. The Carrie Mulligan and Ralph Fiennes movie tells the true story of ...

Archaeology is a way of looking at the past in the present to understand the future. “Life is revealed; that’s why we dig,” says Basil Brown (Ralph Fiennes), the main excavator in 1938 at Sutton Hoo, ...

A bunch of new Netflix original movies, such as "Below Zero" and "The Dig," were popular with users this week. And the Jason Statham movie "Homefront" is still holding strong. Every week, the ...