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In Defence of: Hollywood
Film Critic Joel Bishton makes the case that original filmmaking is still very much alive and well within the Hollywood studio system
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The Death of Originality in Cinema and the Surplus of Sequels
Culture Editor Ash Sutton dives into Hollywood's increasing reliance on sequels and remakes. Are films like this a source of comfort... or are they a barrier to creativity?
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Redbrick Rewind: 10 Things I Hate About You
Digital Editor Halima Ahad revisits a Shakespearean chick flick classic on its 25th anniversary
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Review: Bob Marley One Love
Travel Editor Pippa Kline reviews Bob Marley One Love, finding it to be a colourful and well-judged depiction of the star's life
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Redbrick Attends: ‘Wicked Little Letters’ Premiere
Film Editors Alice Weltermann and James Richards attend the London premiere for 'Wicked Little Letters'
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Editor’s Picks: What to Watch and Play March 2024
Redbrick’s Entertainment Editors come together for their top picks to watch and play this March
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Saltburn: Not ‘Eat the Rich’, but ‘Eat the Richer’
Print and Features Editor Jess Parker discusses the controversial drama, finding it to be a provocative exploration of modern UK class structures
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To Mourn and Revive Birmingham’s ‘Electric’ – The UK’s Oldest Cinema
Film Critic Ilaria Sanzari writes on the closure of Birmingham's beloved Electric Cinema - how it happened and what we can do to fight it
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I Love Wile E. Coyote
Gaming Editor Louis Wright shares his love for iconic Looney Tune Wile E. Coyote - and shares his boiling rage at the tax-break related cancellation of his upcoming movie
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Review: Wicked Little Letters – A Double Perspective
Film Editors Alice Weltermann and James Richards join forces to review Wicked Little Letters - a fun, foul-mouthed and slightly forgettable new comedy
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Review: The Beekeeper
Film Critic Joel Bishton reviews The Beekeeper, finding it to be tonally mixed beneath its star-studded cast
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Review: Society of the Snow
Film Critic Cristina Hermosa praises Netflix's Society of the Snow - a startlingly powerful thriller based on equally powerful events