Climate Change: Can the Big Screen really help? Considering Netflix’s recent satire, Don’t Look Up, Floris De Bruin interrogates the role of satire and entertainment in the fight for climate …
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Pollyanna Roberts discusses the dual-pronged danger of nostalgia and subversion of gender tropes in Edgar Wright’s latest film.
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Gwenllian Page-Gibby considers The Eternals’ move towards grandiosity and epic-scale and what that means for the forthcoming wave of the MCU.
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Georgia Balmer investigates the lack of middle-aged women in Hollywood productions. Is youth and beauty a necessity for stardom?
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32 seasons in, Joshua Hughes considers considers the the downfall of The Simpsons
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With series 6 of the BBC’s hit cop drama well underway, Harry Scott-Munro considers whether the end is in sight for this decade-long storyline
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Tired of turning time and again to the same old games? Sophie Wellington recommends taking a stab at Detroit: Become Human
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William Thornton runs us through the joys of his favourite Nintendo franchise, The Legend of Zelda
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Jack Walton comments on the resurfacing of monochrome colours in film.
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Page’s announcement nonetheless offers a glimmer of hope, particularly for the many trans people who feel invisible in mainstream culture
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Climate Change: Can the Big Screen really help? Considering Netflix’s recent satire, Don’t Look Up, Floris De Bruin interrogates the role of satire and entertainment in the fight for climate …
-
Pollyanna Roberts discusses the dual-pronged danger of nostalgia and subversion of gender tropes in Edgar Wright’s latest film.
-
Gwenllian Page-Gibby considers The Eternals’ move towards grandiosity and epic-scale and what that means for the forthcoming wave of the MCU.
-
Georgia Balmer investigates the lack of middle-aged women in Hollywood productions. Is youth and beauty a necessity for stardom?
-
32 seasons in, Joshua Hughes considers considers the the downfall of The Simpsons
-
With series 6 of the BBC’s hit cop drama well underway, Harry Scott-Munro considers whether the end is in sight for this decade-long storyline
-
Tired of turning time and again to the same old games? Sophie Wellington recommends taking a stab at Detroit: Become Human
-
William Thornton runs us through the joys of his favourite Nintendo franchise, The Legend of Zelda
-
Jack Walton comments on the resurfacing of monochrome colours in film.
-
Page’s announcement nonetheless offers a glimmer of hope, particularly for the many trans people who feel invisible in mainstream culture
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