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What Happens When You Spend A Week Watching Christmas 24?

Posted on by Elizabeth Howlett
What Happens When You Spend A Week Watching Christmas 24?

Will watching made-for-TV Christmas movies on Christmas 24 for an entire week prove to be a much needed festive injection, or will it unleash unholy Christmas fury?

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20 Vintage Movies to Warm Your Heart in the Winter Months

Posted on by Beth Sawdon
20 Vintage Movies to Warm Your Heart in the Winter Months

Grab yourself a hot chocolate, lean back into your most comfortable chair, put your feet up and indulge in these 20 vintage movie to warm you up this winter. As presented by Beth Sawdon.

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Outlaw King (2018) Review

Posted on by Joseph Wade
Outlaw King (2018) Review

David Mackenzie’s new Netflix Original film ‘Outlaw King’ starring Chris Pine is “a historical epic to remember – one that can satisfy visually and in terms of its brutality” according to Joseph Wade in his review.

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An Introduction to the Cinematography in Abel Gance’s ‘Napoleon’ (1927)

Posted on by Francesca Amalie Militello
An Introduction to the Cinematography in Abel Gance’s ‘Napoleon’ (1927)

An introduction to the cinematography of the hugely influential French filmmaker Abel Gance via his epic genre classic ‘Napoleon’ (1927), by Francesca Militello.

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The Man of Rearden Steel: Objectivism in Contemporary Cinema

Posted on by Jacob Davis
The Man of Rearden Steel: Objectivism in Contemporary Cinema

Ayn Rand’s Objectivism isn’t only potent in ‘Batman v Superman’ but an unfortunate philosophy of film in general, according to Jacob Davis.

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“Evil Isn’t Always in the Opposing Uniform” – Filmmaker Matt Kennard on His WWI Centenary Short Film ‘Hymn of Hate’ and Its Contemporary Relevance

Posted on by Joseph Wade
“Evil Isn’t Always in the Opposing Uniform” – Filmmaker Matt Kennard on His WWI Centenary Short Film ‘Hymn of Hate’ and Its Contemporary Relevance

We interviewed filmmaker Matt Kennard to discuss what inspired his WWI centenary short film ‘Hymn of Hate’, the filmmaking process and the film’s relevance to contemporary politics.

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Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) Review

Posted on by Guest
Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) Review

2018 Queen biopic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ is “a picture that settles for a greatest hits sing-along medley to let the audience do all the emotional work for themselves” according to Luke Whitticase of Whitty Stuff.

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The Nutcracker and the Four Realms (2018) Review

Posted on by Francesca Amalie Militello
The Nutcracker and the Four Realms (2018) Review

Adapted from the works of E.T.A. Hoffman & Tchaikovsky comes Disney’s ‘The Nutcracker and the Four Realms’, an “enjoyable but not all that memorable watch”.

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Peterloo (2018) Review

Posted on by Joseph Wade
Peterloo (2018) Review

“If Ken Loach’s ‘I, Daniel Blake’ was “our quiet rage”, then Mike Leigh’s ‘Peterloo’ was our very real, contemporary fears” according to Joseph Wade in his review of the 2018 film.

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