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Black 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…

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Film Throwback: The Blues Brothers

Katie Green October 15, 2019 No Comments 80s cinema Classic comedy eighties film movie music Musical tbt throwback

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…

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Film Review: El Camino

Katie Green October 12, 2019 No Comments aaron paul addiction binge breaking bad bryan cranston crime film finale movie Netflix science the path thriller western what to watch

Picking up immediately after the conclusion of Breaking Bad, this Netflix Original movie shows us where Jesse Pinkman was going when he drove off in…

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Film Review: Werewolf

Katie Green October 3, 2019 No Comments acclaimed art cinema european film horror jewish movie new october polish premiere thriller true story war wwii

This true story gives a 21st-century audience a frightful insight into the horrors of the Holocaust… We are all aware that the Holocaust was one…

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Film Review: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

Katie Green August 31, 2019 No Comments 1960s 2019 brad pitt broadway cannes charles manson comedy crime django film harley quinn hateful eight inglorious basterds kill bill leonardo dicaprio margot robbie movie Oscars period piece pulp fiction quentin tarantino reservoir dogs sixties slice of life summer thriller western wolf of wall street

Tarantino returns with a stylish new flick that’ll leave audiences divided… Quentin Tarantino is one of the few directors working today who can grab moviegoers’…

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Book Review: Bitter Root

Katie Green August 13, 2019 No Comments action adaptation adventure art book cartoon Comic comics DC eisners Essay film graphic novel harlem horror image jazz legendary pictures manga Marvel movie New York nyc period piece race reading recommended renaissance social justice summer Superhero walking dead

“Fear is what you should be feeling now – it is the thing that fills your diseased mind and grips your blackened heart…for it knows…

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Film Review: Yesterday

Katie Green August 11, 2019 No Comments beetles best of british comedy cover danny boyle drama Ed Sheeran england film george harrison himesh patel john lennon lily james movie music Paul McCartney ringo starr Rom-Com romance slumdog millonaire The Beatles trainspotting white album yesterday

With over 800 million album sales and dozens of iconic songs in their discography, The Beatles are widely considered to be the greatest band of…

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Film Review: Rocketman

Katie Green June 20, 2019 No Comments biopic cinema elton john film life story movie music Musical pride queen rocket man

While it doesn’t compare to last year’s Bohemian Rhapsody, Rocketman is still an all-around great biopic of one of Britains greatest musicians… Although I don’t…