Camilla Cabello stars in Amazon’s retake on the fairytale Cinderella, a modern re-tale of the classic with a star studded cast. Ella, or Cinderella (Camilla…
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Throwback Review: Thunderbirds (2004)
The original Thunderbirds series debuted in 1965, and to celebrate the anniversary we’ve decided to review the 2004 remake of the same name. Does it…
View More Throwback Review: Thunderbirds (2004)Throwback Review: Pocahontas
On this day 25 years ago, Disney released the classic Pocahontas – a story based on a native American girl who falls in love with…
View More Throwback Review: PocahontasOur top 10 animated short films
Stuart McComb picks his ten favourite animated shorts, including recent Oscar-winner Hair Love… Short films have had an Oscar category dedicated entirely to them since…
View More Our top 10 animated short filmsFilm Throwback: Terms of Endearment
This month marks the 36th anniversary of the comedy drama that still proves to pull at anybody’s heartstrings… The plot of this story is focused…
View More Film Throwback: Terms of EndearmentFilm Throwback: An American Werewolf in London
This horror-comedy classic is a thrilling treat for the spooky season of Halloween… From the onset, we are introduced to the main location of the…
View More Film Throwback: An American Werewolf in LondonBlack History Month: 10 films you need to watch
Here are our top picks for the greatest films you should watch to celebrate Black History Month… Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song (1971) Director: Melvin Van…
View More Black History Month: 10 films you need to watchFilm Throwback: The Blues Brothers
29 years since the iconic musical masterpiece was released in the UK, we review an eighties classic… You may be familiar with Jake and Elwood…
View More Film Throwback: The Blues BrothersPantomimes: Why we’re still “behind you”
I will always have very fond memories of attending the theatre every Christmas to watch the festive pantomime… Whether it was Beauty and the Beast,…
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