Kayleigh Swart reviews Captain America: Brave New World—a fresh start or just another Marvel sequel?
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Phoebe Andrews dissects ‘The Monkey’, A bizarre horror-comedy that mixes absurd gore with twisted humour.
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Beth Casey examines the new Apple TV + film ‘The Gorge’, discussing its’ strange mix of genres and expensive visuals.
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Gemma Gradwell discusses the opulence and energy of the recent Campus Cinema showing, ‘Marie Antoinette’.
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Rebecca Aparicio Vega reviews the new music documentary ‘Becoming Led Zeppelin’, exploring the impact of the band’s music.
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Beth Casey reviews the new series of Netflix’s action packed thriller ‘The Night Agent’.
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Magdalena Kanecka reviews ‘Apple Cider Vinegar’— a disturbing dive into lies, health fads, and social media manipulation.
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Eloise Grainger dissects the latest season of ‘The Traitors’—a masterclass in deception or a frustrating watch?
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Magdalena Kanecka revisits Bridget Jones in ‘Mad About the Boy’—a nostalgic farewell or a new beginning?
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Rebecca Aparicio Vega explores ‘The Brutalist”, a gripping portrayal of trauma, art, and the elusive American Dream.
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Kayleigh Swart reviews Captain America: Brave New World—a fresh start or just another Marvel sequel?
-
Phoebe Andrews dissects ‘The Monkey’, A bizarre horror-comedy that mixes absurd gore with twisted humour.
-
Beth Casey examines the new Apple TV + film ‘The Gorge’, discussing its’ strange mix of genres and expensive visuals.
-
Gemma Gradwell discusses the opulence and energy of the recent Campus Cinema showing, ‘Marie Antoinette’.
-
Rebecca Aparicio Vega reviews the new music documentary ‘Becoming Led Zeppelin’, exploring the impact of the band’s music.
-
Beth Casey reviews the new series of Netflix’s action packed thriller ‘The Night Agent’.
-
Magdalena Kanecka reviews ‘Apple Cider Vinegar’— a disturbing dive into lies, health fads, and social media manipulation.
-
Eloise Grainger dissects the latest season of ‘The Traitors’—a masterclass in deception or a frustrating watch?
-
Magdalena Kanecka revisits Bridget Jones in ‘Mad About the Boy’—a nostalgic farewell or a new beginning?
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Rebecca Aparicio Vega explores ‘The Brutalist”, a gripping portrayal of trauma, art, and the elusive American Dream.
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