‘Going in Style’ touches on the struggles against the clock, while remaining light-hearted enough for any viewer to relate and relish in.
Movies, Arts
Louis C.K. Prolifically Dismantles Humanity with a Razor’s Edge
In his latest special ‘2017’ from the dark recesses of politicized conversation, Louis C.K. pulls out unapologetic opinions that are sure to stir up thoughts long after the laughs subside.
Arts, Movies
Despite Misrepresentation, ‘Ghost In The Shell’ is a Worthy Translation
‘Ghost in the Shell’ conveys deep meaning while also remaining true to the source material.
Arts, Movies
‘Boss Baby’ Delivers Humor, Heart, and Happiness
‘The Boss Baby’ provides lots of laughs, a few tears, and plenty of interesting themes in an adorably professional package.
Movies, Arts
‘Smurfs: The Lost Village’ Spins a Surprising Existential Tale
‘Smurfs: The Lost Village’ looks to characterize the woes of the sole female smurf; Smurfette. Emboldened in a quest for self-realization, Smurfette embarks on a battle of wills in epic fashion.
Arts, Movies
‘The Discovery’ Explores Loss, Regret, Life in a Quest for the Afterlife
After a scientist proves the existence of an afterlife, life and death are never quite the same in this fascinating sci-fi tale.
Arts, Movies
‘Most Hated Woman in America’ Fails to Deliver Meaningful Commentary
‘Most Hated Woman in America’ explores in depth, a woman often reduced to a paragraph in the history books, but the film fails to garner up any meaningful analysis on the universal messiness of people.
Arts, Movies
‘The Sense of an Ending’ Leaves Younger Audiences Wanting More
‘The Sense of an Ending’ is a decent movie, but doesn’t make any attempts to ingratiate itself to a wider audience or make up for its agedness.
Movies, Arts, Off Campus
Exploring War, ‘Mexican Suitcase’ Sifts Through Collective Conscience
‘The Mexican Suitcase’ powerfully reveals stories of war photography and the lasting impact of civil war on future generations.
Movies, Column, Arts
Sex and the Cinema
Often times in cinema, people will walk out of a movie with completely different perspectives on the events that unfolded. The relation to sex and perception of an individual film is a fascinating one.
