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Criticks Reviews: Media

Outlander – Season Two

Outlander – Season Two

Some narrative coherence is lost in the second season of the time-travel fantasy.

Event Date(s): 9th Apr 2016

Reviewed by: Brianna Robertson, University of Glasgow

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Dangerous Liaisons (1988) and Valmont (1989)

Dangerous Liaisons (1988) and Valmont (1989)

Looking back at two distinctive adaptations of de Laclos's novel.

Reviewed by: Olivia Smith, Oxford University

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Turn: Washington’s Spies

Turn: Washington’s Spies

Loyalty, Lies, and Subterfuge: Portraying the American War for Independence as a History from the Shadows

Event Date(s): 17th Jun 2017

Reviewed by: Ross Nedervelt, Florida International University

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Doctor Who – Thin Ice

Doctor Who – Thin Ice

A highly enjoyable, and sensitive, peep into Regency London.

Event Date(s): 29th Apr 2017

Reviewed by: Corrina Readioff, University of Liverpool

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Black Sails

Black Sails

Who lives, who dies, who tells your story: The Pirates! in an Adventure with Mythographers.

Event Date(s): 4th Apr 2014 - 2nd Apr 2017

Reviewed by: Natasha Simonova, University of Oxford

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Type:Rider

Type:Rider

An engaging journey through the history of fonts.

Event Date(s): 10th Oct 2013

Reviewed by: Emrys Jones, King's College London

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Beauty and the Beast (2017)

Beauty and the Beast (2017)

An adaptation that reconnects with the source material's eighteenth-century roots.

Event Date(s): 17th Mar 2017

Reviewed by: Anthony Walker-Cook, Durham University

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British History’s Biggest Fibs – Episode Two: The Glorious Revolution

British History’s Biggest Fibs – Episode Two: The Glorious Revolution

A commendable examination of 1688 and all that.

Event Date(s): 2nd Feb 2017

Reviewed by: Anthony Walker-Cook, Durham University

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Poldark Season Two

Poldark Season Two

In defence of the popular adaptation.

Event Date(s): 4th Sep 2016 - 6th Nov 2016

Reviewed by: Adam James Smith, York St John

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Inventing the ‘In Between’: Women and Motherhood in Eighteenth-Century Period Drama

Inventing the ‘In Between’: Women and Motherhood in Eighteenth-Century Period Drama

Doing justice to eighteenth-century motherhood on screen.

Reviewed by: Laura Griffin, Northumbria University

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