Marvel Studios has been developing this storyline for 10 years now, with 18 previous films all leading up to the ultimate superhero team-up of over…
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Infinity War: Review
A Quiet Place: Review
John Krasinski’s sci-fi–horror is silently creating quite the ruckus at the box office. Through the restriction of sound this film heightens the rest of your…
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Midnight Sun: Review
Midnight Sun, directed by Scott Speer, adapted from the screenplay of 2006 Japanese film of the same name, is an emotional rollercoaster that tugs at…
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Blockers: Review
Kay Cannon directs Blockers, her first movie which follows the lives of three parents and their kids as they attempt to prevent their daughters from…
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The Shape of Water: Review
‘The Shape of Water’ is a fantasy drama directed by Guillermo del Toro. It stars Sally Hawkins, Michael Shannon and Octavia Spencer in this unlikely…
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Stephen Hawking: Providing humanity with the formula for life
Stephen Hawking passed away in the early hours of March 14 – leaving our lonely planet behind to reclaim his place among the stars as…
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Maze Runner The Death Cure: Review
After its lead actor suffered serious injuries during filming, the final film in the Maze Runner trilogy was delayed by three years – but it…
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Black Panther: Review
The Disney-Marvel movie that has taken the world by storm and the one everyone has been talking about. ‘#WakandaForever’ is Black Panther. Grossing a whopping…
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Fifty Shades Freed: Review
Fifty Shades Freed is the finale of the Fifty Shades trilogy and the moment that all fans have been waiting for – when Miss Anastasia…
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Lady Bird: Review
It finally feels like popular culture is celebrating women who are unapologetically themselves, or “a little too much”. Patriarchy smashing, shattering loudness, and freed sexuality…
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