Tag: In Defence of
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Susanna Robertson-Sheath defends the seasonal joy of Christmas films.
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Joseph Crockett provides a defence for the iconic villain from The Karate Kid.
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Vicky Greer defends Northern Ireland’s finest festival
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Should we forgive Assassin’s Creed for all of its faults? Louise Chase thinks so.
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Mainstream music is often dismissed as generic and boring, lacking any real substance, but is it really all that bad?
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Jack Nash clarifies why Simulation Theory is a step forward for Muse, and not a step too far into the dark side.
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Josh Harris responds to the recent controversies regarding the ‘proper’ way to write critical reviews.
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Rebecca James defends the expensive franchise game.
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Rehana explores the unique possibilities offered by Regional Theatre.
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Charlie Masters takes up the strange case of Michael Bay, the most hated man in Hollywood, and uncovers some surprises along the way.
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David Mitchell-Baker steps in to defend Quentin Tarantino’s recent underperforming western.
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As a new chapter in the Star Wars story begins, Rehana looks back it’s first (second?) to see if they deserve the flack they get.
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Woody Allen’s latest has far more to it than meets the eyes, say James Slaymaker.
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Pompeii isn’t quite the blockbuster flop many have thought it to be, says James Slaymaker.