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  • Film Review: Nuremberg

    Film & TV Writer Sophie Staley reviews historical biopic Nuremberg, finding it to be a compelling introduction to the Nuremberg trials

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    Film & TV writer Esme Chen praises Guillermo Del Toro’s rendition of Frankenstein to be true to the original novel by Mary Shelley yet unique in its own way without disrupting the story’s core concepts

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    Film & TV Writer Izzy Lee reviews the horror sequel Black Phone 2, finding it to be even more compelling than the original film

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    Film & TV writer Sophie Staley reviews psychologial thriller The Woman From Cabin 10, finding it a fun, if somewhat predictable watch

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    Not Your Average Romance Film: A Review of Materialists

    Film & TV Writer Carly Cannarozzo reviews Materialists, offering a reflection on the romance genre

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    Film & TV Editor Ash Sutton reviews Colleen Hoover's latest adaptation, Regretting You, finding that it fell victim to the tropes of the teen drama genre

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    Film & TV Writer Connor Wilson reviews One Battle After Another, a thrilling, fast-paced film set in a horrifyingly fascist state, finding it to be ultimately hopeful with a deeply familial core

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