Steven Soderbergh’s latest film ‘Unsane’ delivers an enjoyable thriller that occupies the elusive space between accessibility and obscurity.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘First Match’ Finds Success in Performance, Cinematography
Netflix’s ‘First Match’ explores the emotional journey through the New York foster care system while illuminating the beauty and sadness of struggle with striking cinematography.
Review, Movies, Arts
‘Ready Player One’ Excels Through Action Set-Pieces
Steven Spielberg’s ‘Ready Player One’ excels through its action-packed scenes and fun moments, even in spite of its struggle dealing solely with plot.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Pandas,’ Inspiration for Change and Display of Cuteness
‘Pandas’ displays a collaborative effort between Chinese and American biologists to inspire cooperative change to help these endangered animals.
Review, Movies, Arts
‘Isle of Dogs’ Presents Wes Anderson’s Culminating Animated Achievement
Wes Anderson’s new animated movie, ‘Isle of Dogs,’ is a fun and refreshing film for children and adults alike.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘March of the Penguins 2’ Takes a Step Back
‘March of the Penguins 2: The Next Step’ may lack originality, but makes up for it with phenomenal sound design and a great score.
Arts, Movies, Review
Game’s Over for Netflix’s Newest Lackluster Comedy
‘Game Over, Man!’ lacks structure, believable characters, and any comedy of high quality whatsoever.
Arts, Movies, Television, Column
Heights Hiatus: Bronchitis, Raccoon Sex, and Puberty
Associate arts editor Kaylie Ramirez revels in the irreverent humor of comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney during her weeklong battle with bronchitis.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Pacific Rim: Uprising’ Falls Due to Trite Plot Writing
‘Pacific Rim: Uprising’ excels in engaging, messy fight scenes but fails to get audiences emotionally invested in the plot due to painfully trite writing.
Arts, Movies, Column
Oscars: Where Are They Now?
Arts Editor Jacob Schick looks at the future projects of Jordan Peele, Greta Gerwig, and Saoirse Ronan.
