Whilst Soul only debuted on Christmas Day, it could be right up there with the best films of the year. Produced by Pixar, Soul follows the misfortunate adventure of Joe Gardner (Jamie Foxx), after a devastating accident on what he believes to be the luckiest day of his life. Due to this, his soul emerges […]Read More
In this new feature, we revisit DVD and Blu-Ray releases that you can find for pretty low prices (five pounds or less). Today’s picks two well-known films: 2010’s TRON: Legacy and 2012’s Skyfall, the 23rd entry in the long running James Bond film franchise. 1. Tron: Legacy The first film we’re looking at is the […]Read More
Decoding is arguably the most important step in the communication process, because in spite of the very human proclivity to never shut up, all the communicating we think is happening is pointless if the decoding, or listening, rather, fails. A message is conjured from thoughts by the sender who encodes what they need to say […]Read More
Despite a mixed bag of recent releases, Spike Lee’s new film, a blistering race dramedy entitled BlacKkKlansman, is a stylish yet horrendous gut-punch, that draws in the audience with dark humour before ending with a grave sense of dread. A boldly-coloured tale of days gone by Resplendent in his seventies collars and earth-toned cords, Ron Stallwarth […]Read More
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