Reece Goodall

Tête-à-tête: Should Milo Yiannopoulos be given a book deal?

Milo Yiannopoulos – who writes for Breitbart News and is often seen as a spokesperson for the ‘alt-right’ – has reportedly landed a $250,000 book deal with Simon & Schuster. There has been criticism of Simon & Schuster for giving Yiannopoulos this high-profile platform and for paying for what some see...
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Posted Jan. 26, 2017

Midsomer Murders – Red in Tooth and Claw

Barnaby is back, and this time, he has to contend with a bunch of rabbits – it’s the kind of bizarre scenario that could only appear in an episode of Midsomer Murders. ‘Red in Tooth and Claw’ is an enjoyable episode that proves the show can still surprise and horrify....
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Posted Jan. 19, 2017

Moonlight

There is a difficulty with reviewing a film like Moonlight – the fear that if you hype it up too much or give too much away about it, it will lessen the impact on the viewer. That would be a massive shame, and it would take a lot away from...
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Posted Jan. 18, 2017

Will a Brexit boom go bust?

2017 is the year Brexit will properly begin, but its effects are already being felt. Depending on who you ask, Brexit is shaping up to be either extremely good or apocalyptically bad for the country. Economically speaking, the situation is looking okay at this current moment, but there are signs...
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Posted Jan. 15, 2017

Media mourning: a society obsessed with celebrity?

Ali Jones and Reece Goodall debate the posthumous publicity received by stars in 2016.   To mourn It’s easy to say that it’s wrong of the media to pay more attention to the death of one individual than to another, or to argue that the victims of war, terror, or...
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Posted Jan. 13, 2017

Life-Changing Literature to Help Kick Start Your Year

A new year dawns, and so it’s the time to think about resolutions, a new you, reinventing your life… whatever you want to call it. Believe it or not, books are a great way to help you think about changing your life and set yourself up for a better year....
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Posted Jan. 13, 2017

Midsomer Murders – Last Man Out

This series of Midsomer Murders is proving one of the strongest of recent years, and a good run continues with ‘Last Man Out’, a cricket-themed episode that benefits from the return of a fan favourite character and a solid mystery. A one-day cricket tournament called the C10 is coming to...
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Posted Jan. 12, 2017

Midsomer Murders – Crime and Punishment

When I saw the title of this episode of Midsomer Murders, I doubt that I was alone in imagining references to Dostoevsky and his classic novel. But, despite a potential thematic link, ‘Crime and Punishment’ actually offers a portrait of a small town run by control freaks, serving up a...
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Posted Jan. 5, 2017

2016 – a year in TV

2016 is now over, and it seems most of 2017 will be people complaining about how miserable a year it was. There was one field that thrived, however, and that was television – here, I’ll take a look at some of the highlights, and some of the most talked about...
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Posted Jan. 3, 2017

Non-traditional Christmas Films

It’s that time of year again which involves decorating your tree, buying a turkey and finding a monstrous jumper you’ll never wear again. And of course, the television: sit down to the same old films, because who doesn’t love a Christmas movie? Yet, I tend to find there’s only so...
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Posted Dec. 25, 2016