The Return of Dynasty
We live in an era of reboots, and obscure sequels. From Mad Max, to Blade Runner 2049, to edgy remakes
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Is Blade Runner 2049 in danger of retiring the original? It fails to meet baseline.
I had a dream last night that I went to see Blade Runner 2049 again, and left after twenty minutes.
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Louis Theroux's 'Heroin Town', review
Louis Theroux has returned to screens with a ‘Dark States’ trilogy that is set to peer into some of America’
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In love with "Loving Vincent"
Hardly anyone can name more than three paintings of Vincent van Gogh. You probably can’t say nothing more than
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: Review
Appearances can be deceiving and for the show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend that deception begins with the title. At first glance it
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Stephen King's 'IT' – film review
Stephen King’s ‘IT’ is a story that has been itching for a re-make after the 90’s mini-series that
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INSIDE LUFP: an interview with president Bernie Beange
This week, SCAN speaks to Lancaster University Film Production Society – a society which describes itself to be “one of the
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Videogaming: The Infant Art
For our first SCAN Screen column, I thought it apt to break the ice on a form of entertainment that,
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Life Is Strange: Before The Storm – episode one, 'Awake'
Episodic adventure game Life is Strange is one of very few videogames I have played from beginning to end more
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Netflix and Thrill
Stewart Lee: 41st Best Stand Up Ever! Fans of stand-up comedy can be forgiven for falling out of love with
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From Disaster to Deliverance: Peter Donnelly on Dunkirk
With the release of Christopher Nolan’s film Dunkirk, Peter Donnelly (curator of the King’s Own Regimental Museum) decided
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Dunkirk: the failings of an art-house war film
There’s no doubting Dunkirk’s technical excellence – to doubt it would not only be misjudged, but insane. It’s
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Review: Layton's Mystery Journey
Layton’s Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires’ Conspiracy is a successor to the Professor Layton series of games that
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