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Staff Writer Charley Dennis examines how Emerald Fennel’s Saltburn manipulates and moulds the audience to fall in and out of love with the Characters...
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Staff Writer Guy de Basto ranks the characters from The Odyssey according to the original Homeric poem and Christopher Nolan’s 2026 adaptation. The Odyssey...
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Culture Editor Thomas Deakin commends Sophy Romvari’s first feature picture, ‘Blue Heron’, for demonstrating that contemporary independent film may prosper by putting emotional authenticity...
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Staff Writer Adam Yousuf analyses the most recent Spider-Man movie, Spider Man: Brand New Day, praising it for its ingenuity as a superhero film...
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Staff Writer Anwesh Banerjee reviews Season 6 of the Netflix modern classic – “The Crown”. Part one of season six of Netflix’s most ambitious...
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Staff writer Joe Breuer provides an insight and history into the fantastical world of Doctor Who in light of its 60th anniversary. The Last...
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This article contains spoilers for the Five Nights at Freddy’s Movie (2023), and predictions for its sequel. Proceed with caution! After seven years of...
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Staff Writer Kiaan Davids reviews Martin Scorsese’s latest Western crime drama film – “Killers of the Flower Moon”, in theatres now. At 80, Martin...
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Staff writer Anwesh Banerjee reviews the highly anticipated final season of the Netflix series Sex Education. The final season of Netflix’s “Sex Education” has...
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Culture Editor Connor Williams discusses today’s media landscape as the modern-day manifestation of the wendigo, shedding light on its eerie parallels with the current...
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Staff Writer and Photographer Emma Carmichael covers a demonstration hosted at the BFI London Film Festival on 4 October 2023, and speaks to campaigners...
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Staff writer Taha Khambaty reviews the highs and lows of this summer’s American movie scene. The Big Picture As the days gradually grow shorter...
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Staff Writer Sam Lord dissects the success of Barbenheimer but questions the viability of that approach to cinema. The contrasting movie coupling was enough...
