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Kid Cudi debuts in visually stunning “Entergalactic”

Benjamin Kaplan, Sports Managing Editor
November 1, 2022
Do Revenge follows Eleanor (Maya Hawke) and Drea (Camila Mendes) on their quest for revenge on those who wronged them.

“Do Revenge” is a witty and timely high school comedy

Sophie Schulman-Cahn, Social Media Manager
October 5, 2022
The motif of the red plane, much like other symbols in the movie, proved to be predictable in its meaning.

“Don’t Worry Darling” falls short of high expectations

Alejandro Gonzalez, Layout and Design Manager
September 29, 2022
Encantos stunning visual animation and enchanting soundtrack contribute to an enjoyable and uplifting movie.

“Encanto” wows with vibrant visuals and songs

Charlotte Dresser, Editor-in-Chief
January 26, 2022
Dune: Part One was released on Oct. 22. While the film boasts impressive cinematography, its female characters disappoint

“Dune: Part One” falls short in female representation

Audrey Garon, DEI Editor
November 16, 2021
Gay Movies: which ones are worth watching?

Gay Movies: which ones are worth watching?

Anastasiya Semyannikova, Elsie McKendry, Arts Managing Editor, Multimedia Managing Editor
November 6, 2021
As the first major production to adapt to shooting limitations set by the pandemic, “Malcolm and Marie” features only two actors, solely focused on capturing the verbal altercations happening on a particular night.

“Malcolm and Marie” features exceptional acting and screenwriting, raising interesting questions about storytelling

Jordan Liss-Riordan, Staff Writer
March 29, 2021
Tom and Jerry follows New Yorker, Kayla, in navigating her new job at a fancy hotel while having to deal with Tom and Jerrys antics. This movie failed to deliver the anticipated nostalgia viewers expect from the past Tom and Jerry shows.

“Tom and Jerry” failed to provide nostalgia from previous shows

Charlotte Dresser, Arts Editor
March 24, 2021
Lee Isaac Chungs Minari tells the story of the Yi family in 1980s Arkansas. Driven by powerful, rich characters and timely themes, the movie is a memorable one.

“Minari’ tells heartfelt story of hope

Nina Rogers, Editor in Chief
March 18, 2021
Following the final chapter of the lives of Lara Jean Covey and Peter Kavinsky, To All the Boys: Always and Forever struggles to portray the tropes of senior year movies in a meaningful way.

“To all the Boys: Always and Forever” is an anticlimactic ending to the film trilogy

Charlotte Foote, Arts Editor
March 6, 2021
Soul follows the journey of musician Joe Gardner (Jamie Foxx) on his way to get back to his body before the biggest performance of his career.

“Soul” offers thought-provoking and heartwarming escape from a pandemic-ridden world

Charlotte Dresser, Arts Editor
February 17, 2021
Death to 2020 is a mockumentary poking fun at the crazy events of 2020 that features many well-known actors and actresses. It gave us hit-or-miss humor and characters, but it felt too soon after 2020 to be joking about events that hurt many people.

“Death to 2020” provides moderately funny humor yet was inconsiderate in regards to the seriousness of the year

Charlotte Dresser, Arts Editor
February 10, 2021
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