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Maria Lattila

Maria Lattila

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Film and TV Editor, whynow

London

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Film entertainment TV

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I no longer cover education, having left academia in 2018

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Total articles 2127

  • The Last Of Us season 2 episode 2 review | An emotional rollercoaster like no other

    By Maria Lattila Verified| Film Stories Verified The new episode of The Last Of Us will have you holding your breath for an hour. Here’s our review of The Last Of Us season 2 episode 2. Warning! The final few paragraphs of this review contain very minor spoilers. Don’t worry, we’ll warn you again in the review itself. Where to even begin with The Last Of Us season 2 episode 2?

    By Maria Lattila Verified · Film Stories

    Apr. 21, 2025

  • New The Fantastic Four: First Steps trailer gives us first look at Silver Surfer

    By Maria Lattila Verified| Film Stories Verified Marvel has released a new trailer for The Fantastic Four: First Steps and we get our first look at the Silver Surfer. Marvel is getting ready to release their next superhero romp Thunderbolts* into cinemas in just a few weeks time, but all eyes are on their July offering. The Fantastic Four: First Steps is bringing Marvel’s first family to the big screen, hopefully with much better results than the previous iterations.

    By Maria Lattila Verified · Film Stories

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Warfare | Is there such a thing as a “neutral” war film?

    By Maria Lattila Verified| Film Stories Verified As Warfare bursts into cinemas, its unique angle to the Iraq war has us wondering if any war film can truly be neutral and apolitical. Alex Garland has a keen interest in conflict and war. Garland’s 2024 film Civil War imagined the United States as a country split in half by a merciless civil war, a scenario which felt eerily possible in current times. His latest film, Warfare, takes us back in time to a real conflict.

    By Maria Lattila Verified · Film Stories

    Apr. 17, 2025

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whynow

Arts. Entertainment. We bring you the best stories within Music, Film & TV, Art, Gaming and more from the heart of the UK.

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