The new Netflix original movie ‘Forgotten’ mixes exceptional acting with an intense, suspenseful storyline featuring a seemingly perfect North Korean family.
Arts, Movies, Review
Just as Many Losers as Winners in ‘Game Night’
Patrick Bateman and Rachel McAdams provide plenty of laughs in ‘Game Night’ but not enough to save the movie from mediocrity.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Annihilation’ Stumbles Over Heady Concepts and Futurism
Alex Garland’s new movie, ‘Annihilation,’ trips over its own feet in its attempt to convey high-concept science fiction and visuals.
Arts, Movies, Review
‘Red Sparrow’ Flaps Wings in Vain
Director Francis Lawrence and star Jennifer Lawrence can’t save ‘Red Sparrow’ from its bulky and clunky script and poor pacing.
Arts, Review, Movies
‘Black Panther’ Sets a High Cultural Standard
‘Black Panther’ impresses audiences with a compelling story and insightful characters and an ideological message.
Column, Movies, Arts
Marvel’s ‘Black Panther’ Declaws Original Lesbian Narrative
Arts editor Kaylie Ramirez breaks down the intersectional implications of Marvel’s decision to alter the sexuality of two lesbian characters for the silver screen adaptation of ‘Black Panther.’
Arts, Movies
Lackluster ‘Fifty Shades’ Sexualizes Wealth and Aristocracy
The newest installment in “Fifty Shades” trilogy lacks a substantial plot or quality acting.
Arts, Column, Movies
‘Avengers: Infinity War’ Cannot Be Good
Arts editor Jacob Schick explains his belief that there is no way ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ can be a good movie.
Arts, Movies, Review
Oscar Nominated ‘A Fantastic Woman’ Explores Identity and Empathy
Sebastian Lelio’s ‘A Fantastic Woman,’ an Oscar nominated Chilean film, follows a transgender woman’s vivid experiences with love, discrimination, and empathy.
Arts, Movies, Review
Commendable Message of ‘Bilal’ Stifled by Platitudes and Rigidity
The universal message about identity and goodwill of animated film ‘Bilal’ is lost due to sermon-like delivery and emotionless, underdeveloped characters.
