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SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY Review
Tom Holland comes swinging back into movie theatres with Spider-Man: Brand New Day, the 4th instalment of his Spider-Man franchise from Sony Pictures and Disney’s Marvel. After almost 5 years without Peter Parker gracing our screens, the fans were ready to sit back and watch their favourite friendly crime-fighting superhero. As someone who has grown up with all the iterations of Spider-Man: Tobey Maguire, Andrew Garfield, and Shameik Moore, I've always had an attachment to H
Willow Steele
Aug 47 min read


GIRLS LIKE GIRLS Review
Hayley Kiyoko has spent eleven years being called Lesbian Jesus by a generation of women who found themselves in a four minute music video, and Girls Like Girls the feature film is, more than anything, an act of devotion to those people. It is a love letter to a fandom rather than a fully realized film, and once you understand that, almost everything about it makes sense. The bones of the original video are all here. Sun soaked Oregon, a yellow bike with butterfly handles, sh
Guy Roditty
Jun 302 min read


MILE END KICKS Review
Messy, lost and broke are three ways to sum up being in your twenties. It's a time of confusion as you graduate from being a kid into young adulthood, forcing you to snap out of this carefree nature. Everywhere you look, it seems everyone has it together, and you are falling apart. This is how we meet Grace (Barbie Ferreira), living with her parents, unemployed, but determined to prove everyone wrong. A music critic with over 400 articles written at Spin Magazine, Grace is l
Willow Steele
Apr 183 min read
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