Considered unadaptable ever since David Lynchās 1984 attempt, Denis Villeneuve has now adapted the unadaptable āDuneā not once but twice ā cementing himself amongst the…
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Following an exciting start to the year with new releases in the cinema of January and February, here is what March has to offer. Note…
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From parody to insanity, Argyle delivers fun and cringe to make for an exciting three quarters but frustrating finish. A star-studded cast hit mediocre reviews,…
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The BAFTAs returned for another night of glitz and glamour as the very best are awarded for their work in the entertainment industry. The annual…
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Despite having been categorized as a fantasy/romance, Andrew Haigh’s All of Us Strangers was nothing but a reality in more ways than I could have…
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The Taste of Things is a visually stunning experience but prepare to be frustrated as a promising plot is left in the background. Before seeing…
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A silly name, a generic trailer and average reviews yet I was pleasantly surprised by the new horror release Baghead. I was in the cinema…
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Written by: Aisha Alli-Balogun Three years into their debut, they have been capturing the hearts and attentions of many all over the world. If you…
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