So last night BBC premiered it’s new series with HBO, His Dark Materials. Having seen the trailers from the middle of this year I’ve been very hyped for it. I wanted it to be everything the movie wasn’t even if I knew it wasn’t going to live up to the books (nothing ever could) and…… Continue reading His Dark Materials: Episode One Brief Review
“It’s not a problem if you don’t look up” a line spoken by Jyn Erso in the new Star Wars film: Rogue One. A line believed by many people in the world today. If you don’t look up, you don’t see the wrong in the world. You don’t see the effects of sexism on the…… Continue reading Rogue One: political protest?
‘Today Chile thinks about it’s future’ a line repeated throughout the film ‘NO’ by protagonist Rene Saavedra; a creationist for the No campaign in Chile for the upcoming referendum against dictator General Augusto Pinochet. Pinochet agreed to the referendum (like most leaders do) because he thought he would win; he had his campaign funded by…… Continue reading ‘NO’ and the political campaign: a review of ‘NO’ by Pablo Larrain
Haruki Murakami is a Japanese author who was nominated and favourite for the Nobel Prize in Literature this year but was beaten out by singer-songwriter Bob Dylan. Fans of Murakami’s work such as ‘Norwegian Wood’, ‘After Dark’, and ‘IQ84’ may be disappointed by this result as Murakami has been a favourite to win the prize…… Continue reading After Dark Review
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