It’s that time of year again. The trees have turned the burnt orange of Bella Swan’s pickup truck, the evenings seem to be tinted blue and everything I do seems to be scored to the first “oah oah oah oah … Continue reading In Defence of Twilight Lara Monahan explores why our favourite vampire fantasy shouldn’t just be a guilty pleasure
○○○○○ I really wanted to like this movie. Truly, I did. A number of weeks ago, I wrote a piece lambasting the filmography of Christopher Nolan for its superficial character work, hollow themes and rampantly misogynistic storytelling tropes, and while … Continue reading Tenet // Review James McCleary reviews the cinematic event of the summer
The Pattinassaince will not be televised. The Pattinaissance will be live. If you had told me at the tender age of thirteen that Robert Pattinson would go on to become one of the most nuanced performers of our generation, … Continue reading The Pattinaissance is Finally Here
●●●●● The Lighthouse is director Robert Eggers’ follow-up to his critically acclaimed feature début The Witch (2015). The film, set in North-East America during the 1890s, revolves around two lighthouse keepers, played by Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe, who get … Continue reading The Lighthouse // Review
●●●○○ Ever since Control, Anton Corbijn has enjoyed a reputation as a filmmaker capable of tackling subjects that usually evoke considerable eye-rolling in a manner that sends barely a glance skyward. His subjects are nearly always those great heroes of … Continue reading Life – Review
From Robert Pattinson’s questionable new ‘do to an rumoured Wes Anderson theme park, check out tn2’s best and worst pop culture moments of the month. Continue reading Uppers and Downers: November 2014
