Film Critic Cameron Bowles discusses the prominence of science fiction in today's cinematic landscape, assessing it as a form of reflection on the modern world

Digital Editor Halima Ahad applies a feminist lens to Greta Gerwig's Barbie - a film equal parts compelling and contradictory

Editor-in-Chief Alex Taylor reviews historical drama Mary & George, revelling in its immersive, dark and compelling depiction of the Jacobean era

Film Critic Rani Jadfa delves into the highs and lows of the pre-Oscars Awards season

Film Critic Simone Salvatore finds Dune: Part Two to be a formidable demonstration of cinematic skill

TV Writer Luisa Connors praises A Sign of Affection in the context of the Shoujo anime genre for its unique portrayal of a deaf character rarely represented in the wider medium

Film Critic Deeta Mahbubani reviews Players, finding it to be a worthy addition to Netflix's romcom selection

Print&Features Editor Jess Parker finds Netflix's new live action Avatar series to not live up to expectations, paling in comparison to its original animated version

Film Critic Joel Bishton makes the case that original filmmaking is still very much alive and well within the Hollywood studio system

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?

Digital Editor Halima Ahad revisits a Shakespearean chick flick classic on its 25th anniversary

Travel Editor Pippa Kline reviews Bob Marley One Love, finding it to be a colourful and well-judged depiction of the star's life