Liberal Arts Catherine Gobert Jones gives ‘Liberal Arts’ 3.5 stars finding it to be “funny, moving, and charming.” Archive 12 years ago
The Perks of Being a Wallflower Cat Gobert-Jones awards the Perks of Being a Wallflower 4 stars, upping the game for all future ‘coming-of-age’ films Archive 12 years ago
Are superhero movies taking over the world of cinema? Catherine Gobert-Jones and Rory McGregor battle it out to decide whether superhero films are worth your summer film ticket Archive 13 years ago
“I See Dead People….” With ‘The Pact’ now screening in cinemas everywhere, Alysia Judge and Catherine Gobert-Jones attempt to answer the question: Is there actually any point to horror movies? Archive 13 years ago
Met with problems: alcohol ban for the masses or minority? London Metropolitan University has used manipulative tactics in framing their proposed alcohol ban as only for Muslim students Archive 13 years ago
Books that made the leap into film… With the recent success of The Hunger Games in our cinemas, Catherine Gobert-Jones takes a look at other books that have successfully made the transistion from the page to the silver screen. Archive 13 years ago
Student strippers: debt-ridden and desperate Recent articles revealing that students are turning to prostitution should send a message to lawmakers about the issues students are facing Archive 13 years ago
Five Kids Movies to See Before You Grow Up Fed up of cinematic blockbusters that take themselves too seriously, Alysia Judge and Catherine Gobert-Jones highlight five films for your inner-child. Archive 13 years ago
10 Movies To Watch Out For Scanning the cinematic horizon of 2012, Catherine Gobert-Jones points out ten films that’ll be worth waiting for Archive 13 years ago
Silence speaks louder than words With the silent movie very much in fashion since the recent release of The Artist, Alysia Judge and Cat Gobert-Jones make the case for why its revival should be very much prolonged. Archive 13 years ago
A shallow talent pool Should talent shows exploit the individual to entertain the masses? Archive 14 years ago
