What We’re Watching: 'Bottoms' key step in evolution of queer cinema
By Mia Ashby | Sep. 13“Bottoms” is an amazing film that changes the narrative of queer cinema from being misrepresented and mocked into something real and relatable.
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TV Review: ‘Ahsoka’ Part Five shows how much ‘Star Wars’ has fallen
By Griffin Shaivitz | Sep. 13When the past is far better than anything present.
Film Review: ‘Bottoms’ is a fistful of over the top greatness
By Trey Barrett | Sep. 12The Rachel Sennott and Ayo Edebiri-led sex comedy “Bottoms” may be the best comedy of 2023.
The Streamy Awards need to change
By Maggie Cernanek | Sep. 12The Streamy Awards this year were a hot mess. How can they be fixed?
Artist Spotlight: Issa Rae is becoming Hollywood’s biggest star
By Grace Koennecke | Sep. 11The actress rose to fame in 2011 for her YouTube series, “Awkward Black Girl.”
Everything to know about Timothée Chalamet and Kylie Jenner’s unexpected romance
By Ashley Frye | Sep. 11Here’s everything to know about pop culture’s hottest new couple.
Quintessential: There will never be another Marvel Cinematic Universe
By Quinn Elfers | Sep. 10The Marvel Cinematic Universe revolutionized the way we look at and intake movies and pop culture.
What We’re Watching: Streaming hurts local theaters
By Mia Ashby | Sep. 6Local theaters have had a long lifespan of featuring new films, introducing them to national audiences across the country. However, with the prevalence of streaming services and easier methods of seeing new films, it seems the life of theaters is changing for the worse.
Movies to watch to romanticize your life this fall
By Jillian Bullock | Sep. 6The best fall movies to get you in the autumnal mood.
Obert Opines: Oppenheimer ‘Trinity Test’ significant moment in cinema
By Bobby Gorbett | Sep. 5Christopher Nolan’s sound design in the ‘trinity test’ scene in Oppenheimer was a signature moment in the history of cinema
5 cozy comfort movies to watch snuggled up in your dorm room
By Brooke Phillips | Sep. 4Whether you’re taking a break in between classes or staying in for the weekend, here are five feel-good films to watch in the comfort of your dorm room.
'Sound of Freedom' needs to be louder for everyone to hear
By Jude Hannahs | Aug. 27This article is a film review written by Jude Hannahs for Alejandro’s Gómez Monteverde’s “Sound of Freedom” (2023).
Film Review: Tom Cruise is both fast and furious in 'Mission Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One'
By Jude Hannahs | Aug. 18This article is a film review written by Jude Hannahs for Christopher McQuarrie’s “Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One” (2023).
What We’re Watching: ‘Talk To Me’ is the right way to do a possession story
By Mia Ashby | Aug. 18A24’s newest horror film “Talk To Me” is one of the best new horror films to come out in recent years because of how well it takes a simple premise that’s been done before and spins it on its head.
Film Review: Christopher Nolan's 'Oppenheimer' is the bomb
By Jude Hannahs | Aug. 7A film review of Christopher Nolan’s “Oppenheimer” (2023).
What We’re Watching: Letterboxd is the perfect place for movie reviews
By Mia Ashby | Aug. 5Why is everyone engaged in film discourse using Letterboxd over other social media platforms that share movie scores? Many people agree it’s because of just how polarized reviews are on Letterboxd compared to other sites.
State of Grace: Anyone can see themselves in a Greta Gerwig film
By Grace Koennecke | July 31You don’t have to be a fan of Greta Gerwig to relate to one of her three films.
Film Review: 'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny' is an ordinary closure for an extraordinary hero
By Jude Hannahs | July 28This article is a film review written by Jude Hannahs for James Mangold’s “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” (2023).
Film Review: 'Barbie' brilliantly shows a life in plastic isn't always fantastic
By Logan Humphrey | July 28The long-awaited pink blockbuster is here to heal your inner child.
Lately with Layne: Barbie is the movie of the summer
By Layne Rey | July 25Opinion: The unexpectedly deep themes with comedy and pink all around made “Barbie” a movie for everybody
