Tag: nostalgic news
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Have you ever heard the phrase always a bridesmaid and never the bride? Well, this is a film dedicated to these women. 27 Dresses follows social butterfly Jane as she navigates the wedding season. A friend to so many, Jane finds herself as a bridesmaid at wedding after wedding. But the best thing about being…
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In today’s pop culture-dominated landscape where crossovers and role reprisals are part of every fandom’s dreams come true, it is truly hard to comprehend how novel and daring the idea was back in 1973 when the BBC decided to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Doctor Who by bringing together Jon Pertwee’s incumbent with his two…
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Watching Derry Girls feels like a warm hug. It is one of the funniest, most sentimental programmes I’ve ever seen, and when it ended last year, I put off watching the finale episode because I just couldn’t bear the thought of my life without the girls (which includes James of course!) But let’s think instead…
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Time flies when you’re having such fun! It’s not hard to believe that Miranda Hart’s eponymous TV show began back in the noughties due to the amount of times I’ve re-watched it! The comedian burst onto our screens with her self-written hit Miranda, and changed comedy forever! Hart created a character who was unapologetically herself,…
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After nearly 30 years, the black flame candle is lit again, welcoming the Sanderson Sisters back onto our screens in Anne Fletcher’s Hocus Pocus 2. With the original 1993 Hocus Pocus becoming a cult classic, the bar was set incredibly high for Hocus Pocus 2. The film begins with a flashback to 1653…
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Fear is 25 years old, also meaning that Mark Wahlberg (in spite of his unfavourable politics, to put it nicely) has been in starring roles in some of the biggest films produced by Hollywood for 25 years. It seems a little odd that the man who became most known for comic roles (in films like…
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Leann Yfrah looks back on Fall Out Boy’s classic 2007 album
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Five years on, Hollow Knight is still an indie-darling that charms everyone who gives it a go.
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Jade Farrow shares why this daughter of a chief is one of the best Disney Princesses.
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While no mainstream cinema hit, Reece Beckett reflects on the brilliance of Robert Zemeckis’ Allied.
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25 years on, Irene Ma reminisces over one of the “most convincing crossovers of animated characters with the real world” ever.
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Jacob Hando takes us back to yet another David Villeneuve masterpiece.
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Max Williams takes us back in time to the release of Aphex Twin’s ‘drukqs’.
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Jacob Hando argues why this “admittedly bad film” is still something to get nostalgic about.