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Review: Wednesday

by Lisette Reed

Netflix’s adaptation of the Addams Family franchise is an entertaining, nostalgia-filled triumph, finds Lisette Reed

Animals are shapeshifting to survive rising temperatures

by George Edwards

Animals are shapeshifting to survive rising temperatures George Edwards explains how some animals are adapting to the climatic warming of the Earth and draws on the scary truth that not all species will be able to adapt. A recent study published in the journal ‘Trends in Ecology and Evolution’, has revealed that animals are adapting […]

‘The Great Gatsby’ released from copyright

by Olivia Garrett

The Great Gatsby is out of copyright, and Olivia Garrett anticipates the book’s new life in the public domain.

Review : Rebecca

by Maggie John

Maggie John reviews the remake of Rebecca, a film originally adapted by Hitchcock from Daphne Du Maurier’s novel, Rebecca.

by Screen

This week, we’re putting the spotlight on films that deserve more recognition. Matthew Boden tells us all about Motherless Brooklyn and why it really should be appreciated more.

https://exepose.com/2020/10/16/underrated-film-of-the-week-motherless-brooklyn/

The Beauty of Normal People

by Sofia Giles

Sofia Galucci-Giles dives into the joys of new adapted series ‘Normal People’.

Review: The King

by Sofia Fahrion

Sofia Fahrion is disappointed by David Michôd’s Shakespeare adaptation for Netflix.

Review: High-Rise

by Mark Allison

The latest film from director Ben Wheatley, High-Rise is a long awaited adaptation of JG Ballard’s 1975 novel of the same name; the story of a luxury apartment building and a violent descent into depravity. As the tower and its occupants become increasingly isolated from the outside world and their resources run low, the neighbours […]

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