“Home Isn’t Always a Place”: The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse
One of the fundamental parts of a secure relationship – or friendship, for that matter – is creating a peaceful space where
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'Something in the Dirt' Review: Where Mystery Reigns
The fifth film of directorial duo Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead, Something In The Dirt is a stellar science-fiction comedy
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Forced by the Fans: Kit Connor comes out following increased pressure from the public
Kit Connor, the star who played Heartstopper’s deuteragonist Nick Nelson, has been forced to come out as bisexual due
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Dark Dukes: A Celebration of Horror
The Dukes celebrates the spirit of Halloween with a carefully curated programme of films, workshops and discussions. At The Dukes
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Why The Rings of Power Fails to Live Up to the Legacy of The Lord of the Rings
For millions of people across the world, The Lord of the Rings is perhaps the single greatest fantasy story ever
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Lancaster VS The Animation Genre: Which Furry Friend Would Be Your Coursemate?
Have you ever wondered what film your course might correlate with? Why not take a trip back to your childhood
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Men Review: How Far Is Too Far?
Here we are again. Another mononymous A24 horror title bravely plunging into the murky depths of human depravity, with Alex
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Nothing Special Review: Norm Macdonald's Posthumous Farewell Is a Bittersweet Treat for Fans
'Norm Macdonald: Nothing Special' was released on Netflix a couple of weeks ago and, to the uninitiated, it
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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Review: More Maddening than Strange
Imagine this. You take a walk and end up, at some point, in a room. A green room. A green
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Dog: Channing Tatum's Canine Road Trip Has A Bigger Heart Than You'd Expect
There really is an evident division here. If you like Belgian Shepherds and Channing Tatum – particularly when he is topless
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The Batman: An Unbalanced But Worthy Cinematic Reboot
For over a decade, there has been a running debate over the best superhero films: it was good but was
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'Pam & Tommy': Hulu's Exploitative Drama
Whether we like it or not, 2022 is hurtling onwards, and somehow we’re already halfway through March. We have
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The 75th BAFTA Awards: A Summary and Review
While this season’s Globes faced public disgrace for revelations over its lack of diversity, the 75th BAFTAs have been
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Spike Jonze’s ‘Her’: The Future of Human Interpersonal Relationships and How Far We’re Willing to Go to Escape Reality
As those of us who lust over pretty films have done before, I chose Spike Jonze’s 2013 feature film
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Belfast: Oscar-Bait or Genuine Masterpiece?
It's a perfect example of capitalism at play when big budgets are spent on indulgent films designed only
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