Tag: Review
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Film Editor Daisy Hodgson reviews Netflix’s ‘My Oxford year’, a heart wrenching rom-com.
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Joanna celebrates 20 years of Tim burton’s retelling of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
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Having released their third studio album, everyone, outside on April 11th 2025, Macclesfield trio band Cassia returned to touring. Written and recorded fresh off the back of two years of touring, the album marks a bold new chapter and tropical-infused energy, with them stopping in Southampton on the 16th of May to play a bold…
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Britpop is so back! Due to be released on March 21st, Welly’s debut Britpop-infused album, ‘Big in the Suburbs‘, comes with a track list of 14 impeccable songs. The Brighton-based five-piece have had a whirlwind of the last two years- travelling across the UK on their headline tour, and most recently being on the Dork…
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This film is by far one of the most emotional films I have ever watched. Before I went to the cinema, I’d seen a few TikTok’s on this film and I was expecting to cry whilst watching it because of this. I am not an emotional person typically, but boy, did this film affect me.…
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Delving into The Edge archives, we uncover what our previous committee were listening to in January 2021…
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Showstoppers kick start their year with their ‘Fresher’s Show’ – a cast full of those who haven’t yet acted for the society. They showcase this group of novices (or so they claim) with Beauty and the Beast, in a production that was as delightful, charming, fearsome and frightening as the title might suggest… Beauty and…
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Editor in Chief, Rosie reviews the latest celebration of DC.
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A successful adaptation of a musical into a film is no mean feat. In my opinion, it is quite the risk to attempt to capture the magic that a theatre show exudes and make it into a blockbuster without losing the energy of the performances or using really bad CGI (the 2019 Cats film speaks…
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Based on Scott Westerfeld’s 2005 young adult novel, Netflix’s adaptation of Uglies is relatively simple. In a dystopian future three hundred years from now, the government funds everything, including the mandated extreme cosmetic surgery everyone receives at the age of 16, transforming them from an ‘Ugly’ into a ‘Pretty’. Both the book and the film…
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Film Editor Frankie reviews ‘One Missing Piece’ at The Annex Theatre.
