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Harry Bunting

Sabb Debate- VP Activities and AU President

The second night of debates began with with the position of VP Activities. As previously announced candidate Jay Haller dropped out, the four candidates were Jack Morewood, Kate Loosmore, Liv Harvey, and Lizzie Frisby. The debate was hosted by Chloe Shaw, one of XpressionFM’s Heads of News, and candidates were questioned on matters including finances, […]

Feb 27, 2019 By Harry Bunting Filed Under: News Tagged With: Student Guild, au president, VP Activites, Student Elections 2018

Gents only gestures

Ahh the world of modern dating. A digital nightmare of copy-paste one liners and personal brand curation. Where the person you match on Tinder could become the love of your life or someone you never talk to again after they try to sell you their homemade protein supplements. Where a screenshot of your earnest attempts […]

Feb 25, 2019 By Harry Bunting Filed Under: Lifestyle Tagged With: Relationships, Dating, Valentine's Day

In defence of Love Island

Dr Alex suckles loudly on an ice lolly. “I like cars,” he whimpers, a drop of sugary green juice probing its way down his chin. The girl he’s talking to smiles and nods. “Oh really?” she asks, visibly more interested in the far superior banter occurring by the beanbags. The camera cuts elsewhere. Everyone watching […]

Feb 24, 2019 By Harry Bunting Filed Under: Columnist, Screen Tagged With: Dating, romantic comedy, Reality TV, love island, british television, danny dyer

Bandersnatch and the future of interactivity

Would you like to read this article? Yes/no. YES: thank you for choosing ‘yes.’ This would’ve been a very short experience otherwise. Bandersnatched you right up with that opening didn’t I. Just getting us all in the mood for some interactive entertainment, Netflix’s latest method of antagonising its viewers since the release of Riverdale season […]

Jan 25, 2019 By Harry Bunting Filed Under: Screen Features, Screen Tagged With: Will Poulter, bandersnatch interactive, bandersnatch netflix, charlie brooker interactive, fionn whitehead stefan

University launches Arts and Culture strategy

The University of Exeter launched its new Arts and Culture strategy in an event held at Exeter Castle on Tuesday 16 October. The strategy aims to enable creative activity throughout the South West region by encouraging collaboration between students and staff at the university, as well as people in the city. It was launched following […]

Oct 25, 2018 By Harry Bunting Filed Under: News

What’s the hype? – Harry Potter

Let’s get this cleared up right off the bat: I do not hate fun. I’m not one of those people who hates on popular things to try and increase their edginess. You won’t find me writing a think-piece about why Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again signals the downfall of culture (if anything, it heightens […]

Oct 24, 2018 By Harry Bunting Filed Under: Columnist, Screen Tagged With: Harry potter, Netflix, JK Rowling, will smith, mamma mia, film retrospective, whats the hype

What probably happens in The Meg

Steven Spielberg never saw this coming. Steven Spielberg wiping his glasses incredulously as he watches the trailers and sweats through his turtleneck. Steven Spielberg thinking about his filmic output over the past five years and regretting every single production. “A movie about a newspaper? Who gives a fuck. Ready player who? It’s just Avatar for […]

Aug 12, 2018 By Harry Bunting Filed Under: Screen Features, Screen Tagged With: Satire, Spielberg, the meg, jason statham, megalodon, rainn wilson, john turteltaub

American Americans

America is not a nation known for its subtlety, so it’s hardly surprising that there’s an extensive list of films announcing their Americanness: American Beauty, American Psycho, American Hustle, and American Gangster, to name just a few. There’s even more when you consider the televisual American offerings such as American Horror Story, American Dad!, and […]

Jul 4, 2018 By Harry Bunting Filed Under: Screen Features, Columnist, Screen Tagged With: Film, america, American Film, american horror story, american sniper, american dream, American Psycho, Nationalism

Review: Pacific Rim: Uprising

The feature film debut of Steven S. DeKnight, Pacific Rim: Uprising, takes place a decade after the first film in the franchise, and centres on Jake Pentecost (John Boyega), son of Pacific Rim’s Stacker Pentecost (Idris Elba). Rather than delivering rallying speeches atop the foot of a skyscraper-sized kaiju-killing robot like his dear old dad, […]

Apr 20, 2018 By Harry Bunting Filed Under: Screen Reviews, Screen Tagged With: pacific rim, John Boyega, Guillermo del Toro, Steven S. DeKnight, Charlie Day, Kaiju, bad puns

White T-Shirt socials: the comeback

Content warning: this article refers to incidents of anti-Semitism and racism. One of my first memories of Freshers Week was finding out about the infamous white t-shirt social, which injected much more fascism into my fledgling undergraduate life than I expected. If you aren’t aware of the story, last year the Snowsports Society organised a night […]

Apr 11, 2018 By Harry Bunting Filed Under: Comment Tagged With: University of Exeter, Socials, anti-Semitism, white t shirt social, snow sports society

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