Tag: joss whedon

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    Joe Williams

    The Best of the Marvel Cinematic Universe

    Ahead of Avengers: Infinity War, Joe Williams takes a look back through the highlights of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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    Alice O’Hare

    In Defence Of: Avengers: Age of Ultron

    Writer Alice defends the often overlooked sequel to the 2012 smash-hit, The Avengers.

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    Laura Woodhouse

    If You Enjoyed: Star Wars

    Writer Laura offers some alternatives to scratch that Star Wars itch.

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    Laura Woodhouse

    Nostalgic News: Joss Whedon’s Firefly first aired fifteen years ago

    Joss Whedon’s cult classic sci-fi turns fifteen today.

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    Laura Woodhouse

    Superheroes Anonymous: What can The Avengers teach us about Mental Health?

    Writer Laura explores the many characters in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that accurately paint a picture of Mental Health problems.

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    Ash Millman

    Nostalgic News: The Cabin in the Woods was released five years ago today

    Deputy Editor Ashleigh looks at the horror-comedy release that came out five years ago today.

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    Holly Hammond

    The US Presidential Election – Should celebrities have their say?

    Holly Hammond looks at the celebrity engagement with the politics of the 2016 Presidential Election and some of the celebrities that have been the most vocal when sharing their opinions on how the American people should vote.

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    Robert Pratley

    Joss Whedon launches new Avenger’s initiative to save the day

    Joss Whedon has enlisted his Avengers friends to try and sway the 2016 American Elections.

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    Anneka Honeyball

    Jurassic World director discusses comments on sexism

    Colin Trevorrow has responded to comments made earlier this year by Avengers director Joss Whedon, about sexism in a clip from the upcoming summer blockbuster.

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    Kirstie Carter

    Flashback: Buffy The Vampire Slayer

    Contemporary film and television offers up an abundance of female action heroes, from Natasha Romanov (a.k.a Black Widow) in the Marvel franchise, to Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games novels and films, and even Lucy Wilde in the Universal pictures cartoon comedy Despicable me 2 (2013). ‘Girl Power’ was not just about the pop culture […]

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    Rebecca James

    BluChristmas #13: Firefly (2002)

    The year is 2517, and the Alliance has united all known planets under one flag, defeating the rebel Independents. There are differing degrees of prosperity, as those who live on the Core planets have all the amenities they desire, while those on the rim fight for what they need to survive. The contrasts between the slick […]