In spite of an exceptional cast of talented actresses and actors, ‘Book Club’ can be judged by its cover as a bad movie.
Quality Rises Along With the Dead in ‘Cargo’
Martin Freeman stars in ‘Cargo,’ an Australian movie in which he must fight to protect his young daughter from the aftermath of a zombie apocalypse.
Reynolds and Cast Shine in ‘Deadpool 2’
The Merc with a Mouth returns, better than ever, in ‘Deadpool 2,’ joined by excellent performances by almost everyone else in the movie.
Summer on the Silver Screen
From ‘Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again’ to ‘Christopher Robin,’ this summer is expecting to see an onslaught of highly-anticipated movies.
‘Avengers:’ Infinitely Long and Annoying
Head Arts Editor Jacob Schick discusses the places the ever-popular ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ goes wrong.
Students Pursue Social Justice Through Film
Student filmmakers showcased their documentaries about various social justice causes at a film department sponsored Arts Fest event.
Student Documentary ‘Two Islands’ Comments on Greek Immigration Crisis
Student filmmakers Marilyn Smith and Angelos Bougas debuted ‘Two Islands,’ their documentary about the Greek immigration crisis at Arts Fest.
‘Lolita’ Recounts the Life of Russian Immigrants
‘Lolita’ wasn’t very popular in Russia, however, it is especially important in today’s climate regarding immigration.
‘Avengers’ Services Fans Well, Remains Bogged Down in Content Fatigue
‘Avengers: Infinity War’ excels through fan service, but the film doesn’t manage to escape the sense of overcrowding, disparate plot lines, and general fatigue.
‘Mercury 13’ Uncovers NASA’s Female Astronaut Initiative
Netflix’s ‘Mercury 13’ explores NASA’s 1960s female astronaut testing program and delves into the backgrounds of those selected to be a part of it.