Joker is by far the weirdest, most polarizing and definitely the most disturbing film of the year.
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Niamh Crawley (she/them) is an aspiring filmmaker in their first year at university. When she isn’t studying, she’s normally binge watching Derry Girls... again!
REVIEW: “Unbelievable truth is films defining strength” – ‘Hustlers’ (2019)
“One cannot help but feel a sense of impending doom whilst watching this film.” Inspired by Jessica Pressler’s “The Hustlers at Scores” New York Times article, Hustlers follows Destiny (Constance Wu), Ramona (Jennifer Lopez) and a band of female strippers who, after all suffering from the financial crisis of 2007-2008, decided to get revenge by…
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REVIEW: “So Bad it’s Laughable” – Downton Abbey (2019)
“It would have honestly been better had it returned as a two-part Christmas special on ITV” How does one even explain the Downton Abbey film? Well, a few words could be: inaccurate, cheesy and slightly painful. The film begins in 1927 as a continuation of where the 2015 Christmas special finale left off… it should have really…
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REVIEW: “Escapism at its Finest!” – ‘Blinded by the Light’ (2019)
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ “It’s the story of a boy who, despite every obstacle thrown at him, does not give up” Blinded by the Light follows the story of Javid (Viveik Kalra), a British teen of Pakistani descent, and his time growing up in 1987 Luton, England. Javid struggles to cope with the intolerance of…
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