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Why Period Films Are So Underrated

Sarah J
January 9, 2019
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It is the beginning of Pride and Prejudice. The protagonist, Elizabeth Bennett (Keira Knightley), is reading a book as she walks through the English countryside. The house comes alive not because it’s been...

Life Finds a Way: The Jurassic World 3 Wish List

James Andrews
June 12, 2018
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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom came roaring into cinemas last week, with our Phil calling the sequel/fifth outing 'an entertaining ride... with a fun B-movie premise, decently executed'. Generally good...
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Why Bryce Dallas Howard is Underrated

Alice Rooney
May 31, 2018
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Everyone has been in the situation: movie night in with your friends, eating popcorn, laughing and joking. The opening titles start and the protagonists appear. Halfway through, you find yourself elbowing the...
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There’s More to Star Wars Than Boba Fett & Ben Kenobi

Phil W. Bayles
May 29, 2018
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This weekend saw the release of Solo: A Star Wars Story, an origin story which stars Alden Ehrenreich as the eponymous smuggler and answers some of the burning questions that Star Wars fans have asked for...

Why Deadpool is the Future of the X-Men Franchise

James Andrews
May 22, 2018
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WARNING: Contains spoilers for Deadpool 2 Back in July 2014, the idea that some foul-mouthed, fourth wall-breaking upstart in a red costume would be (or need to be) an unlikely saviour of Fox's X-Men...

For Better or Worse: How Has Marvel Changed Cinema?

James Andrews
April 26, 2018
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10 years and 18 movies in, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has taken a superhuman grip of both the box office and modern popular culture – and, for now at least, it shows no signs of letting go. But...
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How Accurate is Hollywood’s Portrayal of Boxing on Film?

Naomi Soanes
March 30, 2018
Analysis, Features, Opinion
There’s something curiously seductive about boxing. Whether it’s because there’s a great deal of respect for the sport due to the strength and commitment required to be good at it, or simply the fact...
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Netflix, Annihilation, and Elitism in Cinema

Christopher Preston
March 15, 2018
Features, One Off, Opinion
People fight on the Internet. Who knew? The latest bout of byte-slinging has been sparked by the release - or, perhaps, lack of release - of Alex Garland’s Annihilation. For context, the movie was...
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ORWAV Oscars 2018 – Dinner Party

Bertie Archer
March 2, 2018
Features, One Off, Opinion
It’s Oscars night on Sunday, that magical time when, well, the BAFTAs, Golden Globes, Guild Awards, and other ceremonies repeat themselves – but with added hype, expectation and chance of upset. However...
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A Specific Set of Skills: The Black Widow Film Wish List

Carmen Paddock
February 27, 2018
Analysis, Features, Opinion
The news comes far, far too late, but it is welcome regardless: after eight years of dithering, Kevin Feige has finally announced that a script for a Black Widow film is in the works, with Scarlett Johansson...
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How Did the Chick Flick Suddenly Become a Critically Acclaimed Genre?

Naomi Soanes
February 16, 2018
Analysis, Features, Opinion
It’s no secret that "chick flicks" are widely misunderstood as simply fodder for audiences of the teen girl persuasion. Historically, films that fall into this category (whether justified or not) are...
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All the Money in the World: Replacing and Recreating Actors

Carmen Paddock
January 3, 2018
Analysis, Features, Opinion
Christopher Plummer is doing very well this year, mainly in the sense that he is a well-regarded man in Hollywood who is not in the midst of a sexual harassment or assault scandal. Furthermore, his turn as J....
The Last Jedi

How The Last Jedi and The LEGO Movie Reject Chosen One Narratives

Phil W. Bayles
December 20, 2017
Analysis, Features, Opinion
Warning: this article contains spoilers for Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Two years ago, when Star Wars: The Force Awakens was released, we returned to the galaxy far, far away to find it just the way we left...
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How Good Time Gives Us A Taste Of The Real New York

Stephanie Watts
November 21, 2017
Analysis, Features, Opinion
Josh and Benny Safdie's latest and largest production, Good Time, is a dive head first into the gritty underbelly of New York, following a criminal on one night as he attempts to scrape together the money to...
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Holy Misogyny, Batman! Comic Book Movies Are Still Getting It Wrong

Katy Moon
November 21, 2017
Analysis, Features, Opinion
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Forget Thanos. Disregard Lex Luthor. The most dastardly cinematic villain of all is undoubtedly the Male Gaze. Cast your mind back to any blockbuster and chances are, he’s there. The woman introduced...
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