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Moana | Movie review

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With Lilo and Stitch last year and Snow White the year before, Disney has certainly amped up the live-action remakes lately. But while the former was rebooted two decades after its release and the latter is a near 90-year-old classic, Moana is a relatively recent offering, so its reboot may seem premature. But with Hamilton alumnus Thomas Kail bringing dazzlingly immersive theatrics into the feature, it’s a worthy addition to the Disney remake canon.
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Evil Dead Burn | Movie review

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By Antonia Georgiou Verified
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With its seemingly sexualised violent imagery, one would be forgiven for thinking that the poster for Evil Dead Burn is indicative of yet another horror flick that fetishises violence against women. But Sébastien Vaniček’s contribution to the Evil Dead franchise is, surprisingly, a resolutely feminist one. As always, the horror unfolds in a secluded space cut off from possible societal intervention.
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Elle | Show review

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Did anyone order more nostalgia? The creators of Elle, the new Legally Blonde prequel, certainly seem to think the limits of prequels, sequels and threequels haven’t quite been stretched far enough. Envisaging a 16-year-old Elle Woods’s journey from sun-soaked Beverly Hills to rainy Seattle, the series, which was exec-produced by Reese Witherspoon, expands on the fish-out-of-water narrative of the beloved original.
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