Film Review: It Ends With Us
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I want to take The Substance that makes me Margaret Qualley
On paper, a 2.5-hour body horror featuring Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley was destined for my Letterboxd top 5. I...
Shutting the Lights: How Urban Development Could End a Beloved Charity Club Night
As Freshers’ approaches, Leeds student nightlife wakes up from its summer slumber and venues start coming back to life. There’s...
‘The Girls Got Guts’: Your Well-Connected Big Sister Therapist, now on Spotify
The first year of university is quite daunting, isn’t it? It’s just something about that “first” that seems to drive a...
Deadpool, Disgust And The Summer 2024 Box Office
As a lover of box office analysis and all things movie data, my favourite films rarely coincide with the big...
Review : Dance Nation
'Musically shining and hilariously delivering...' Mia Hassan reviews 'Dance Nation.' Energetic. Hilarious. Captivating. Those were the three adjectives I wrote...
A Love Letter To Independent Cinema
Independent cinemas. We all love them. Most major cities in the UK have at least one (The Savoys in Manchester...
Review: Dune: Part Two
In the shadows of Arrakis, a boy grapples with legend and the threat of war looms – as Denis Villeneuve...
LUU’S Open Theatre ‘Solarium’: a Review
Rosie Nowosielski review LUU Open Theatre's 'Solarium.' The Open Theatre Society describes itself as ‘the alternative performance society’, who perform...
Review: Perfect Days
Oliver Paul reviews Perfect Days , as Wim Wenders' quiet, unassuming film reminds us all to slow down. Attention spans...