‘Personal Shopper’ shoots for a very specific and artistic vision and achieves it, but it makes no attempts to appeal to a wide audience.
Arts, Movies, Column
Fearing for Arthurian Legends
Trailers can be deceiving. In a trailer, we may see what we want to see. Let’s hope ‘King Arthur’ remains a legend told in this world and not another.
Arts, Movies, Column
The Unspoken Laws of Movie Theaters
Assoc. Arts Editor Veronica Gordo discusses her pet peeves while watching a movie in theaters.
Arts, Movies
‘Table 19’ Aims For Comedy, But Falls Among the Cringeworthy
‘Table 19’ contains a star-studded comedic cast, but doesn’t manage to achieve its goal of true humor.
Arts, Movies, Arts Features
The Heights Presents: The Greatie Awards
The Greaties acknowledge the often forgotten elements and crucial moments that go unrewarded at the more renown reward ceremonies in the film industry.
Arts, Movies
‘The Great Wall’ Cannot Defend Itself from Tired Blockbuster Tropes
New Matt Damon movie ‘The Great Wall’ goes for a message of loyalty to one’s country or cause, but is blocked by the overuse of CGI and graphics.
Arts, Movies
A Uniquely Dark Brand of Violence, Netflix’s ‘I Don’t Feel At Home In This World Anymore’
Netflix’s new movie, ‘I Don’t Feel At Home In This World Anymore’ is violent, dark, and speaks of a distinctly human truth.
Arts, Movies, Featured Column, Column
Nic Cage: A National Treasure
Nic Cage is familiar with critics, but why has his name become synonymous with bad acting? He never backs down from a challenge and that is something to be admired.
Arts, Movies
‘Get Out’ Boasts Unique Horror Premise, but Botches Execution
‘Get Out’ doesn’t deliver on its promise of a more horrifying version of ‘Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner’
Arts, Movies
‘Logan’ Soars and Sets a Precedence for All Superhero Movies to Come
‘Logan,’ starring Hugh Jackman, is an action-packed superhero film full of heart that focuses on crafting a great movie, rather than creating a mediocre series.
