What You Can Look Forward to in 2021
2020 undoubtedly hit the entertainment industry hard, with cinemas being closed and many major films postponed to 2021. However, it
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Introducing CUT TO, Lancaster’s new film journal
Lancaster University’s new film journal, CUT TO, launches its first issue today at 5 pm. SCAN has invited CUT
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Last Year’s Worst Blockbuster: The Call of The Wild
In January, before the onset of the pandemic, I dragged a pair of classmates away from our college work in
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The Best Rom-Com You've Never Seen: As Good as it Gets
There is something about nineties romantic movies set in New York that I just love. You’ve Got Mail, Sleepless
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Screen: 2020 Year in Review
2020 in a word: dumpster-fire. The Dutch refer to 1672 as the ‘Rampjaar’, the disaster year, so too will 2020
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Is Die Hard really a Christmas movie?
Star or angel? Turkey or goose? Real or fake tree? All common disputes associated with the festive season. At this
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Netflix Christmas Movie Tier List
Everyone loves a cheesy Christmas film. It’s one of the staples of my Christmas: no matter who I’m
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The Mandalorian: The Future of Visual Effects?
For the better part of the 21st century, visual effects in film and television have revolved around the arduous process
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Why The Walking Dead Should’ve Ended Five Years Ago
If you’d asked me what my favourite TV show was back in 2015, the answer would’ve been a
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Review: Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier – Book vs Film
Spurred on by the new Netflix adaption of Rebecca, I raced to read this haunting gothic classic. I have one
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The Best Innuendos from Bake-Off 2020
We’re all worrying about Marc’s “very large nuts.” It’s that time of year again where we gather
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Netflix’s Emily in Paris Reviewed
Considering I am partial to the glitzy worlds of Gossip Girl and Elite, it came as no surprise that I
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What happened to Tim Burton?
There are few directors with a visual style more instantly recognisable than Tim Burton; not many who would dare to
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A short introduction to Scandinavian TV
Running out of things to watch during lockdown? In desperate need of something to binge? Why not escape the cold
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Au revoir les enfants terribles: A brief discussion of provocateur filmmaking: The most provocative directors and is it okay to support them?
Art has always been about eliciting emotions in the consumer, a trend which continues to this day, as shown in
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