Sex scenes and their narrative importance
Frank Evans takes a look at the use of sex scenes in films, and discusses whether their inclusion is strictly necessary.
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What Antonioni’s cinema means to me
New editor Frank Evans examines the enduring relevance and power of Michelangelo Antonioni's landmark art films.
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What Happened to: ‘Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 4’?
Fed-up of hand-holding in video games? Frank Evans takes us through the freedoms given players through Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4.
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Solutions to our miniscule TV attention spans
Frank Evans expresses the sinful nature of skipping when watching TV, as well as providing solutions to help us refrain from committing such an atrocity.
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Video games as art and the case of Konami
Frank Evans takes us through Konami's recent history of chaos and controversy.
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Reflecting on a magical few years at Warwick
Frank Evans reminisces about his time and Warwick, looking back at precious moments and a first-year that feels like a lifetime ago.
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Daft Punk will live forever
Frank Evans looks at Daft Punk's career, their impact, and a legacy that will last for light-years.
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The best TV show intros ever
Frank Evans lists his best ever TV series intros.
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Spotlight on… Soccer Mommy
In the latest edition to our Spotlight On... series, which shines a light on up-and-coming artists, we take a look at indie queen Soccer Mommy.
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Alternative films for Valentine’s Day
Spending Valentine's Day alone? Frank Evans takes us through his picks for an alternative Valentine's Day viewing experience
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A short guide to foreign language cinema
You might be familiar with French and Italian cinema classics, but Frank Evans is here to offer us his top foreign language film picks from countries you might not expect.
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Last Night I Watched: ‘Vertigo’
Frank Evans explains why Hitchcock's masterpiece Vertigo has remained a classic for over five decades.
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‘Die Hard’ IS a Christmas film
Frank Evans argues that the action classic Die Hard, starring Bruce Willis, is a Christmas film
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