All posts tagged 70’s
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Non-Spoiler Review
The eagerly awaited sequel to Marvel’s more humorous side hit cinemas last week. After the unexpected cult success of the first film how does Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.2 stand […]
Free Fire Review – Reload Your Energy Levels, Ben Wheatley’s New Film is a Shotgun Blast of Fun
In cinema, there is often a reliance on intricate plot developments, with intrigue aroused by whodunits and convoluted thrillers dependent on a gimmick or MacGuffin that keeps interest at peak level for […]
Review: David Hockney Exhibition
The David Hockney exhibition at the Tate Britain has been the fastest selling showcase in the Gallery’s history and displays over 250 works from his long, and diverse, artistic career. […]
Dory Previn: A Life of Conflict
This is the third article in a five-part series – MATRIARCHS – in which Arts Editor Connor Gotto explores some of the forgotten women from across the arts; pioneers of […]
The Nice Guys: Gosling and Crowe Shine in This Superbly Entertaining Investigation Caper
Los Angeles 1977: the camera pans across the iconic but crumbled Hollywood sign, whilst a retro theme plays. The skyline, illuminated by the lights of numerous cars, houses and motels, is a sea of neon […]