Jess Cadogan exposes the rampant tonal inconsistencies of Marvel’s summer blockbuster Thor: Love and Thunder
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Review: Jurassic World Dominion
Gracie Moore finds some enjoyment in the latest instalment of the Jurassic World franchise, even if it doesn’t come close to Spielberg’s original
Review: Bullet Train
Matthew Bowden, Screen Editor, struggles to find much to enjoy in Brad Pitt’s latest star vehicle, Bullet Train.
Review: Elvis
With incredible costuming and a remarkable lead performance, Gwenillian praises Luhrmann’s Elvis biopic.
Album review: Beabadoobee – Beatopia
Lauren Jones, Music Editor, reviews Beabadoobee’s sophomore album, Beatopia
Review: Spiderhead
Matthew Bowden, Screen Editor, delves into why Spiderhead ultimately disappoints and fails to live up to its potential.
Country Spotlight: A Review of This is the Kit’s Wriggle Out the Restless
Harry Hawkins considers This is the Kit’s second record, Wriggle Out The Restless.
EUTCO’s Ideation: a satirical thriller that pokes fun at corporate life
Lucy Aylmer, Deputy Editor, reviews EUTCO’s Ideation ahead of their Edinburgh Fringe debut
Review: Ali & Ava
Review: Ali & Ava …dissects Clio Barnard’s latest piece of social-realism for its multi-faceted inspirations and lauds its warm message. Ali & Ava is a social-realist-musical-melodrama, flush with spectacle and a love of Bob Dylan. Clio Barnard has been credited as a “new voice for British cinema” by Mark Kermode and here honours this with […]
Review: Around the World in 80 Days
Review: Around the World in 80 Days Piers Mucklejohn finds a lot to love in the exhilarating modern adaptation of Jules Verne’s classic novel and discusses the cultural criticism surrounding its production. There is something about watching a dishevelled David Tennant frantically scramble about the stage or screen that never quite gets old – and […]