Review: Blade Runner 2049
A sequel to one of James’ favourite films, 35 years after the original came out. Will it fall in his eyes and will his wish for its quality to match the original never be fulfilled?
Category Archives: Culture
Review: The Hitman’s Bodyguard
James reviews yet another action flick.
Review: The Hate U Give
Joel Sodzi opines on Angie Thomas’ New York bestseller, The Hate U Give: exploring the all-too-common story of a black life taken unjustly, and one girl’s mission to gain the justice that was so cruelly denied.
Review: The Limehouse Golem
Olivia Cooke and Bill Nighy shine in this thrilling, if unoriginal, Victorian murder mystery.
The Everyman experience
The Everyman cinema on Bristol’s Whiteladies Road is the antithesis of the soulless modern cineplexes many of us are used to. However, is the “Everyman experience” worth the additional cost?
Booker Prize winner announced early
Get ahead of the curve – read about the Booker Prize winner before anyone else is talking about it.
Musical Insight: Gorillaz
Philip Wakley-Skinnarland delves into the weird world of one of the oddest bands out there.
Do we need a regulated internet?
With recent talks from the prime minister about hate speech on the internet, Lochlan Emery has a look at this darker side of the online world.
Goodbye Dynasty: Eulogy to a restaurant
Berkeley Squares’ food critic reminisces about his favourite restaurant, soon to be closed due to Bristol’s ambitious Redcliffe Quarter development.
Review: Dunkirk
Matthew Munday reviews Christopher Nolan’s recent British war epic Dunkirk.
