Film Review: ‘The Suicide Squad’ is a hilarious movie with R-rated gore
By Zach James | Aug. 6, 2021Director James Gunn makes this squad his own, and the film is all the better for it.
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Film Review: 'Space Jam: A New Legacy' is not worth your time
By Zach James | July 18, 2021The long-awaited film isn’t much more than a two hour long advertisement for other Warner Bros. properties.
Film Review: 'Black Widow' is Marvel's disappointing return to theaters
By Zach James | July 9, 2021‘Black Widow’ should’ve never been Marvel’s grand return to theaters, and it obviously wasn’t planned to be.
Film Review: 'F9' shines with action, falls short everywhere else
By Zach James | June 29, 2021F9 is a big, loud, dumb exercise in excess, and that’s what makes it so fun.
Film Review: 'In the Heights' has style, spectacle, substance
By Zach James | June 13, 2021This blockbuster musical is well worth returning to the theater for.
Existential Binge-Watching: Ranking the films up for best picture at the Oscars
By Jackson Horvat | Apr. 20, 2021The 93rd Oscars are finally upon us. Here are the nominees for best picture, ranked.
Existential Binge-Watching: The heart, gore of ‘Invincible’
By Jackson Horvat | Apr. 13, 2021‘Invincible’ is certainly as enjoyable as it is unique.
The Cat's Cradle: How Westerns have changed with the times
By Benjamin Ervin | Apr. 11, 2021How the Neo Western genre has subverted tropes established by Western classics.
Annual Sustainability Film Series held virtually
By Colleen McLafferty | Apr. 11, 2021This is the eighth annual series sponsored by the Athena Cinema, Ohio University’s Environmental Studies Program and University Libraries.
‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ is a spectacle to reinvigorate movie theaters
By Jordan Ellis | Apr. 7, 2021Titans clash in this eye-catching film.
Existential Binge-Watching: Take a film class
By Jackson Horvat | Apr. 6, 2021Consider taking a film class for pleasure or for necessity.
Netflix will gain 'Legally Blonde' and 'Leprechaun' in April; '17 Again' and 'The Great British Baking Show' will depart
By Jordan Ellis | Apr. 1, 2021Here’s what’s new and what will be leaving Netflix in April.
Film Review: ‘Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal’ shows disturbing truth behind white privilege in college admissions
By Hannah Campbell | Mar. 24, 2021The documentary shows that college is a symbol of status to wealthy Americans, and they will do anything necessary in order to keep it.
9 of the best Marvel movies, ranked
By Logan Humphrey | Mar. 17, 2021As we enter the fourth phase of MCU, let’s look back on a few of the best.
Existential Binge-Watching: ‘Palmer’ proves Justin Timberlake’s acting prowess
By Jackson Horvat | Mar. 4, 2021Palmer is a shining light in Justin Timberlake’s otherwise inconsitent acting career
Campbell’s Corner: Hollywood needs to feature more diverse actors
By Hannah Campbell | Feb. 25, 2021We need diversity in the actors in addition to the diversity being portrayed on the screen.
Film Review: The story behind ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ is still socially, politically relevant 50 years later
By Zach James | Feb. 25, 2021This new release from Warner Bros is worth every moment of your time
Existential Binge-Watching: Fan-casting the next ‘Fantastic Four’
By Jackson Horvat | Feb. 23, 2021Maybe these stars could give us the Fantastic Four movie we deserve.
Argo student film fest “SHORTS” gives a platform to create
By Juliana Colant | Feb. 17, 2021Argo is launching their first-ever student focused short film fest, “SHORTS.”
Bennett's Ballot: Movies allow for ableism and create a misrepresentation of disability
By Kayla Bennett | Feb. 17, 2021Although roles with disability are carefully studied, the movie industry needs to do a better job at casting.
