Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Modern Film
"In many ways Hitchcock’s pictures are highly progressive for their time and place"-Maximus McCabe-Abel discusses Hitchcock's heroines
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Diary from Inside the Avengers: Endgame Press Screening
The London press screening of Avengers: Endgame took place on April 23rd. I was lucky enough to be able to go to it with other Marvel superfans. It was wild.
The Bubble’s Top Picks for This Year’s Academy Awards
As the 91st Oscar Gala approaches The Bubble’s Film Editors share their predictions and their own winners.
The Ophelia Effect: On The Virgin Suicides and Personal Grief
Meg Luesley gives a personal take on Sofia Coppola's classic by
Ralph Breaks the Internet and Crazy Rich Asians: The Idolisation of Excess
Stanley Lowres assesses the excess of wealth and consumerism in two of 2018's biggest commercial and critical successes.
How the personal testimonies of Holocaust survivors bring to life unconscionable statistics in the brilliant documentary ‘Numbered’.
I recently attended a screening of the documentary ‘Numbered’ at an event held by Durham Jewish Society to mark Holocaust Memorial Day on the 27th of January. This day represents…
Intriguing, but Insufficient: Bad Times at the El Royale
Martin Shore checks in to the El Royale to see what happens when a group of misfits cross paths in its hallowed halls.
Performances That Should Have Been Oscar Nominated, but Weren’t
With the 2019 Oscars approaching fast, it's time to look back at where the Academy has got it wrong in recent years.
‘Nuff Said: A Stan Lee Obituary
Martin Docherty reflects on the impact that Marvel legend Stan Lee had on both his own life as well as his impact on popular culture too.
Not-so-Fantastic Beasts: Crimes of Grindelwald Review
"Crimes of Grindelwald just did not deliver as the exciting sequel that it could’ve (and should’ve) been."