Do YOU attend any clubs, in or outside of school? If so, we want your opinions and ideas, whether it be athletics, book club or any other club around. At ‘The Billericay School’ we strongly feel clubs and activities are an important part of the structure of a positive community and also help people to [...]
By Sarah Ford I love her. How else can I justify my actions? I love her and I don’t regret it. But why won’t she love me? It’s the voices. It must be the voices. She knows about the voices! It’s the voices that bought me here. To this place. To this hell. To this [...]
I know I am not part of the target demographic 20th Century Fox had in mind when they made this piece of truly awful junk-food cinema. They expect the auditoriums to be flooded with an audience predominantly made up of pre-teens who are either too young, too dense or both to realise their watching garbage. [...]
Call of Duty 4 is definitely one of the best shooters on the WII with excellent controls and brilliant graphics for the WII’s standard. The game only has very minor problems but one of them is that it can be very hard to get used to the controls, yet some people can adapt to them [...]
By Barnaby Walter Gus van Sant’s cold and disturbing depiction of a Columbine-style school massacre is something of a flawed gem. The jury at Cannes were sufficiently impressed to award it the Palme D’or and Best Director award in 2003. But the film fails, on some levels, to live up to its hype. In the [...]
By Barnaby Walter This year has seen the release of many awful films, but this GCI-laden remake of the 1981 epic takes the biscuit. Sam Worthington, Hollywood’s new handsome hero fresh from his leading roles in Terminator Salvation and Avatar, plays demi-god Perseus, son of Zeus. The role is hardly demanding, requiring the Australian actor [...]
By Barnaby Walter As you can probably tell from my previous post, I don’t like Kick-Ass. I was repulsed by its vicious brutality, its glorification of weaponry and worrying depiction of violence against children. So, what better film to lift my spirits and remind me that there is some good in the world than Nanny [...]
Review by Barnaby Walter Since its release, critics left (The Guardian), right (The Times) and centre (Empire) have been praising Kick-Ass as if it’s the most exciting thing since sliced bread. It’s been branded as a “taboo-breaking” comedy, and many of its fans have congratulated it for going where other movies have dared not gone. [...]
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