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We Watched it So You Don’t Have To: Terminal
by Stefan Pape 10th July 2018
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We Watched It So You Don’t Have To: Overboard
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Opinion: Should We Worry What Direction Rotten Tomatoes is Taking Cinema?
by Adam Lowes 19th June 2018
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TV Column – Is there a price to be paid for our true crime obsession?
by Mark Grassick 18th June 2018
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Has the Jurassic World franchise lost its roar?
by Stefan Pape 11th June 2018
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Book of the Week: Is Nell Scovell’s book Just the Funny Parts just for laughs?
by Jo-Ann Titmarsh 5th June 2018
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Nobody does it quite like the French: an antidote to the Hollywood Blockbuster
by Stefan Pape 2nd June 2018
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The only way Danny Boyle could save 007? Kill him
by John Bleasdale 1st June 2018
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The Legacy and Lasting Influence of Strange Days, 23 Years Later
by Adam Lowes 1st June 2018
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Why are bookshops closing down when film adaptations are thriving?
by Stefan Pape 21st May 2018
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Another point of view: Latin-American films in Cannes
by José Ignacio Alonso Ducci 19th May 2018
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TV Column: How much can a show change and still stay the same?
by Mark Grassick 18th May 2018

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Why Jeremiah Johnson Is a Much Better Movie Than You Remember
Pollack’s movie is one of the best of New Hollywood era. It’s able to influence contemporary cinema: why rediscover Jeremiah Johnson
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Goonies, Firestarter and Stand by Me? Yes, but another movie was unquestionably an influence on Duffer Bros and Stranger Things: Explorers
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Why My Own Private Idaho might be Gus Van Sant’s best film
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by Adam Lowes 20th May 2023
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Gone, But Not Forgotten: Why we (still) love River Phoenix
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by Jo-Ann Titmarsh 23rd August 2022

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