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The 2017 Playlist: Tracks of the Year
Amidst all the strife of 2017 we always have music to turn to. Chunks of life and artistic expression to take three or four minutes at a...
New Artists For 2018
2017 has been an incredible year for music (as the Best Albums and Tracks lists will confirm) and 2018 is set for more brilliance. Here...
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
Star Wars: The Last Jedi is not the nostalgia-fest that The Force Awakens and Rogue One were. It’s not The Empire Strikes Back to TFA’s A...
The Disaster Artist
The Disaster Artist does a fantastic job of bypassing the expectant mockery that James Franco, Seth Rogen et al. could very easily adhere...
Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle
‘Tis the season for Blockbusters and seasonal fare but the biggest surprise of this chock-a-block month could well be a jungle-set remake...
Justice League
Superhero fatigue, eh? Debate is a pillar of society. Whilst the old adage of opinions being like arseholes is totally true, our...
Murder On The Orient Express
The Titanic sinks. Darth Vader is Luke’s Father. ET returns home. Endings ingrained in popular culture, but not at all damaging to the...
Thor: Ragnarok
Marvel’s proclivity to use lesser-known, and stylistically varied, Directors throughout the MCU is to be earnestly applauded. It adds...
The Snowman
When a genre becomes 'in vogue' it’s inevitable that the market will be saturated with copycats. The ‘Scandi-noir’ is now established,...
Blade Runner 2049
Blade Runner fits the archetype of a cult classic. An initially poor box office return, then feverishly discussed through word of mouth...
The Death Of Stalin
In politically uncertain times, a historically-set film can make the entire situation seem better or worse. So it is with The Death Of...
Kingsman: The Golden Circle
The old adage would tell us that bigger is always better. It’s not a rule I’d usually subscribe to cinema, though, and it taints the...
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