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Why are streaming platforms so successful at the moment?
Prominent streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime have taken the world by storm since their inception. Even relatively … [ Read More ]
The Highs and Lows of 007
James Bond returns in the eagerly awaited No Time To Die in 2021, here’s a look at some of the … [ Read More ]
Golden Globes Predictions: Best Supporting Actor (Film) – Can Kingsley Ben-Adir and Leslie Odom Jr Both Find Love for ‘Miami’?
Variety’s Awards Circuit is home to the official predictions for the upcoming Oscars from Film Awards Editor Clayton Davis.
Four reasons Netflix should expand into video games
It’s been a rocky period for Netflix. As the streaming market becomes increasingly saturated and growth slows, the company must … [ Read More ]
Dracula: free movement of vampires a fitting horror story for the Brexit era
Fictional vampires tend to reflect the politics of the times that produce them: “Because they are always changing, their appeal … [ Read More ]
‘Horror beneath the soil’: five scary movies about the British countryside
The countryside is scary, right? All those dead-eyed sheep staring at you. The skeletal outlines of winter trees engulfed by … [ Read More ]
The Day Shall Come: penetrating yet poignant Chris Morris take on the war on terror
• This review contains spoilers The Day Shall Come by Chris Morris, the creator of satirical documentary series Brass Eye, … [ Read More ]
Avengers: Endgame and the relentless march of Hollywood franchise movies
Avengers: Endgame smashed box office records in the days following its release, becoming the quickest film ever to break the … [ Read More ]
Years and Years: Russell T Davies drama gazes into near future with unmissable dread
Warning: contains spoilers Time flies, as they say, but sometimes not in the direction we would wish. That is very … [ Read More ]
Gentleman Jack: a gripping 19th-century tale of one woman’s bravery in sex and politics
When Halifax historian Helena Whitbread was working on the diaries of Anne Lister, a 19th-century local landowner, in the 1980s … [ Read More ]
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