As we head back to cinemas, Thang Tu looks at ‘Minari’, which tells the story of a Korean immigrant family in search of the American Dream.
Author: Thang Tu
Thang is a second year Classicist at Trinity. He plays the trombone and sings tenor in the Trinity College Chapel Choir. He enjoys baking and long walks along the beach.
The Great British Bake Off – why it’s become soggy bottoms all round
Thang Tu explains why he believes Bake Off isn’t all it’s cracked up to be anymore.
“Adult animation”: all grown up now
Thang Tu explores the concept of animation for adults and gives his own recommendations.
Get with the programme: M.I.High – what childhood spy dreams are made of
It isn’t, can’t and will never be a BAFTA winner, but it’s not trying to be. It’s a wonderful piece of entertainment for young and old, and it deserves a watch whether on a nostalgia trip or for the first time. M.I. High is the definitive escapist childhood spy fantasy, realised before your very eyes on the laptop screen.
Get with the programme: Wheeler Dealers, daytime TV for dads
It’s the Christmas vac. You need to find the next best thing to procrastinate to besides Netflix, but the news is far too depressing and Film 4 just ain’t cutting it with yet another Carry On film. You need daytime TV. But which show? You’re looking for something to watch while you browse Facebook and Read More…
The existential crisis of The Princess Switch 2: Switched Again
Thang Tu’s irreverent review of The Princess Switch 2: Switched Again.
why you should listen to bill wurtz, i guess
Thang Tu’s highly original piece on why really Bill Wurtz might be more worth your time than a classics degree.