The DC fandom have been offered several new trailers! Many of the trailers give us a glimpse of these films in any format, though some had little to offer beyond brief teases of the films to come. Firstly, ‘Wonder Woman 1984’, set during the Cold War, shows us that Diana will come into conflict with…
TV, Venue
Outer Banks: Mystery and Drama
Outer Banks is one of Netflix’s top series at this time. Designed as a blend of dozens of 80s movies and TV shows, it is set in the beach vacation destination of the Outer Banks of North Carolina. The series follows an attractive teenage boy John B, who lives on his own. His dad has…
TV, Venue
Manifest Review – “Fasten Your Seatbelts”
I guess most of you, like myself, are binging any series you can find. For me, this is currently the second season of ‘Manifest’, the supernatural drama originally aired on Sky One. When the first season ended, I felt that the drama focused more on rebuilding the relationships of the characters that disappeared, which is…
Arts, Film
The Death of Cinema?
Will cinema die out because of this Covid-19 pandemic? In the short term, possibly, but in the long-term, no. Producers that have films coming out for release within the next few months, such as ‘Mulan’ or ‘Peter Rabbit 2’, will have to think of a plan for their release, possibly hold off the release, or…
Film, Venue
To All The Sequels I’ve Liked Before
To those unaware of Netflix’s ‘To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before’, or indeed Jenny Han’s 2014 novel of the same name, the story follows Lara Jean, who writes letters to the boys she has ‘liked’ in her years, and her younger sister Kitty sends out the letters. This is where Lara Jean and Peter…
Film
Hollywood and Racial Pigeonholing
Daniel Kaluuya is said to be “tired of being asked about race”, and that he never asked for his status as a successful black actor to define him. Within the film industry there is a vast underrepresentation of the community, not to mention the striking inequality. Likewise, I find it peculiar that while some actors…