4DX Cinema: one heck of a ride (and not in a good way)
For those of you that haven’t heard of 4DX, it’s billed as a totally immersive experience. According to the Wikipedia page, 4DX allows a motion...
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Category: Entertainment
Fallen Review – An eye-rollingly unoriginal Twilight knock-off
April 20, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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It's Twilight meets Harry Potter, with a hefty dose of The Vampire Diaries. How you feel about that descriptor is a pretty good indication of...
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Beauty and the Beast review: A dazzling but flawed remake of a Disney classic
April 11, 2017
by Tracy Benson
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A tale as old as time... but times, they are a-changing... Did this CGI-heavy, live-action Beauty and the Beast remake do the original any justice?
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Your first official look at Alicia Vikander’s Lara Croft, plus Tomb Raider’s plot revealed
March 28, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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That ain't no Lara Croft cosplayer. It's actress Alicia Vikander on the South African set of next year's Tomb Raider movie. See the first set...
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Riverdale – The most conflicting new series on TV
March 15, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Riverdale is the hit new TV series based on Archie comics. But is it worth watching? With its first season halfway through, we examine this...
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One decade on: 10 reasons Hot Fuzz is the greatest cop comedy ever made
March 7, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Can you believe it’s already been ten years since British writer-director Edgar Wright, and regular collaborators Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, unleashed the second film...
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Hidden Figures review – A feel-good winner…with Maths
March 1, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Consistently entertaining and uplifting, Oscar-nominated Hidden Figures centres on frequently overlooked figures from history. It tells the true story of NASA'S black women mathematicians, crucial...
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The 9th Life of Louis Drax review – Calling fans of The Sixth Sense
February 23, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Novel adaptation The 9th Life of Louis Drax successfully channels the likes of The Sixth Sense and Pan’s Labyrinth. It’s jarring, yet emotionally satisfying. Worth...
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Fences review – A powerfully-acted domestic drama
February 16, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Oscar-watching completionists will definitely want to catch Fences. This powerful kitchen-sink drama is in the running for four Academy Awards this year, including for stars...
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Fifty Shades Darker review – A slight step-up in quality
February 10, 2017
by Noelle Adams
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Sequel Fifty Shades Darker is this year's big Valentine's Day cinema release. Fortunately for boyfriends and discerning movie-lovers everywhere, this erotic romance is a slight...
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