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The MCU Doesn’t Have the Guts to Make Heroes Unlikeable – But Spider-Man 3 Did

Joni Blyth
July 1, 2019
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We’re back in the MCU after the Endgame – and where better to start over than with Spidey? Everyone has their favourite Spider-Man, but Tom Holland’s iteration will certainly go down as one of the best...
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Five Genres That Superhero Movies Should be Embracing

Phil W. Bayles
June 19, 2019
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James Gunn has become an essential player in the ongoing Marvel Cinematic Universe – so much so that even an idiotic campaign by right-wing internet trolls couldn’t keep him away. But as we eagerly await...
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Rocketman and the Spirit of Forgiveness

Stephanie Watts
May 29, 2019
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It can be difficult to fully forgive. Forgiving others can be trying, and self-forgiveness can sometimes feel downright impossible. Rocketman, the glitzy, musical biopic of Elton John’s life, is grounded in...
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Five Video Games Hollywood Should Adapt Next

Katy Moon
May 9, 2019
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Video games are a rich vein of narrative potential that Hollywood is still struggling to mine. It’s often the case that the mediums just don’t translate – after all, spending a couple of hours merely...
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How Avengers: Endgame Critiques Franchise Cinema

Tom Bond
May 5, 2019
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This article contains spoilers for Avengers: Endgame  What do you mean critiques? It’s the epic crowning glory of the biggest franchise experiment in film history! Twenty-one films of character...
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Why TV is the Best Place for Loki

Alex Goldstein
May 1, 2019
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The beauty of a cinematic universe is that it contains someone for everyone. But if the MCU had anyone close to being a universal fan favourite, Asgard’s most slippery adopted son was it. Loki's charms made...
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What’s Next for Marvel’s Women After Black Widow’s Endgame?

Alex Goldstein
May 1, 2019
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Poor Black Widow. Introduced as a skin-tight catsuit, deemed a "monster" for her infertility, and finally sacrificed in favour of a grief-stricken revenge murderer who happens to be a dad. She doesn’t even...
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The Amazing Spider-Man’s Failure was the Best Thing to Happen to Andrew Garfield

Jack Blackwell
March 13, 2019
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Andrew Garfield was too handsome to be a superhero. This has never been a problem for any actor in the history of Hollywood, but it ended up being one of several factors that doomed the short-lived Amazing...
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Is Captain Marvel Here to Save Women in Film?

Alex Goldstein
March 5, 2019
Features, One Off, Opinion
It’s a big ask, being brought back from the past to save half the universe from a Mad Titan. As if that wasn't enough, the woman behind Captain Marvel is flexing her own muscles to drive change for women...
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How The LEGO Movie 2 Deconstructs Toxic Masculinity

Phil W. Bayles
February 27, 2019
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Nobody expected The LEGO Movie to be anything more than a 90-minute commercial for the bricks it was based on. But, in a move that has quickly becoming their trademark, directors Phil Lord and Chris Miller...
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Cutting the Oscars Was a Stupid Solution to a Serious Problem

Calum Baker
February 17, 2019
Analysis, Features, Opinion
You're already up to date, I'm sure. Mostly because, even if you weren't up to date, everything's gone back to normal anyway so it doesn't matter. Recap: After warning last year that the 91st Academy...
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Cut! Why the Academy Awards Broadcast Needed Editing

Stephen O'Nion
February 14, 2019
Analysis, Features, Opinion
Tinseltown and its suburbs, Film Twitter, are in uproar this week. The awarding of Best Cinematography, Best Makeup and Hairstyling, Best Film Editing and Best Live Action Short are all to be done during...
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Breaking the Biopic Formula

Carmen Paddock
February 6, 2019
Analysis, Features, Opinion
This week sees the UK release of On the Basis of Sex, a biopic covering the education and early court cases of esteemed US Supreme Court Justice and living legend Ruth Bader Ginsberg. It joins a long line of...
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Oscar Nominations 2019: The Full Rundown

Calum Baker
January 22, 2019
Analysis, Features, One Off, Opinion
10 years ago, Bradley Cooper may as well have been nobody. Then he starred in The Hangover. Then... uh... The Hangover 2. But six brief years since his "serious film" breakout Silver Linings Playbook, the...
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The Hand That Holds the Pen: The (Un)Importance of Cinematic Historical Accuracy

Carmen Paddock
January 14, 2019
Analysis, Features, Opinion
Roughly a third of the way through Colette, currently in UK cinemas, Keira Knightley’s titular author muses that ‘the hand that holds the pen writes history.’ This line – featured prominently in the...
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