Entertainment
5th Feb
| By Matt Hartless
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When M Night Shyamalan directed Unbreakable in 2000, he was the director on everyone's lips. The Sixth Sense had been a surprise hit the year before...
21st Jan
| By Sarah Kerrigher
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It is important that artists face not only positive appraisal but criticism to help shape them as an artist. I feel it is important for artists...
9th Jan
| By Andrew Wong
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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is the latest computer animated film to come from Sony Pictures Animation and is directed by Bob Persichetti,...
4th Jan
| By Matt Hartless
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I had a tough time trying to come up with something for 11. My search results mainly yielded things about the postcode M11 and the M11 motorway for...
3rd Jan
| By Matt Hartless
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Since I became editor of NQ, I've wanted to tell my story for a while.
My adult life began at the age of 18 when I moved to Greater Manchester, I...
27th Dec
| By Matt Hartless
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PUSH Festival returns to HOME from Friday 11th to Saturday 26th of January 2019.
The festival is a programme of performances, films and exhibitions...
24th Dec
| By Matt Hartless
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Sergio Leone had a problem with the main characters in westerns being heroic. They were mainly out for themselves and cared little for their...
23rd Dec
| By Matt Hartless
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Film Advent Calendar: Abstract surrealism deliberately deconstructs the story in Drowning By Numbers
Most films tell a story in a fairly linear way. Even my previous two reviews, Memento and 2001: A Space Odyssey have a clear narrative structure,...
22nd Dec
| By Matt Hartless
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Memento is known as the film filmed backwards. Many people see this as a gimmick.
But unlike films that employ a different technique just to stand...
21st Dec
| By Matt Hartless
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Can anyone doubt that Stanley Kubrick was a master of cinema if they have watched 2001?
Not only is it visually sublime, but its composition of...