Movie Review: Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
By Emily Hanson || Arts and Leisure Editor As an avid Marvel fan, I’m hesitant to admit that within the most recent phase—NOT including the love of my life, Spider-Man:…
Glass Onion Review: How Does it Compare to Knives Out?
By Emily Hanson || Arts and Leisure Editor In 2022, the highly anticipated Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery released briefly in theaters. The film shot over to Netflix pretty…
“I’m Worried, Darling”: The Truth Behind Olivia Wilde’s New Blockbuster
By Emily Hanson || Arts and Leisure Editor If you’ve been on the internet in the last couple weeks, you most likely have seen or heard the drama surrounding Olivia…
A tale for the free-spirited, forgotten: “Nomadland” wins Golden Globe
By Connor Mirabella || Staff Writer As many more Americans are just now taking note of domestic anti-Asian racism, it should not come as a surprise that an Asian woman…
Contributing Writer reviews Academy Award-winning war film, “1917”
By Ryan McCarthy || Contributing Writer In April of 1917, Lance Corporals Schofield and Blake were given a seemingly impossible task of delivering a message in order to stop 1,600…
Writer reviews Burton’s Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
By Vanessa Chen || Contributing Writer For a movie with the word “peculiar” in its title, the movie is anything but. Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children is directed by…
The Magnificent Seven fits film genre, lacks depth, profound dialogue
By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor The Magnificent Seven, directed by Antoine Fuqua of Training Day fame, is a classic example of a modern western remake. While the…
Jason Bourne executes the next segment of the saga expertly
By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor The Bourne saga has been an interesting story to follow. A man wakes up without a clue as to who he is,…
Antichrist presents graphic, thought-provoking depiction of grief, loss
By Luke Rosica || Contributing Writer Danish filmmaker Lars Von Trier’s Antichrist is a very divisive film. Critics have called it both a masterpiece and torture porn. In its screening…
Bridesmaids: hilarious Wiig-led girl power
BY ZACH SCHREIBER ’13 Staff WriterDon’t worry, it’s not a chick flick. Ok, it’s a little bit of a chick flick, but you’ll like it — trust me. It’s a…
Hunger Games’ casting overshadows production
Movie Review BY LAUREN BEJZAK ’13 Editor-in-Chief The much-awaited spark of the new would-be slobbery adolescent saga has finally descended upon us: the first of three Hunger Games films. Having…
Super Troopers (2001) still super
Movies You Should’ve Seen By Now BY ZACH SCHREIBER ’13 Staff Writer If you haven’t seen Super Troopers, and you’ve hung out with me at all, you may have found…
21 Jump Street enjoys satisfying re-imagining
Movie Review BY SOPHIE AFDHAL ’15 Staff Writer 21 Jump Street premiered in theaters this past week to critical acclaim and positive reaction from moviegoers. The film re-imagines the original…