Tag: movie
Surprisingly sophisticated, ‘The Invisible Man’ offers a nuanced take on surviving...
Courtesy of Universal Pictures
2017 was a big year for Universal Pictures. On May 22, the studio unveiled...
‘Birds of Prey’ perfectly captures the colorful mayhem of Harley Quinn
Courtesy of Warner Bros. Pictures
Following a series of critical flops with “Batman v Superman: Dawn...
ASPB’s Pop Culture Movie Night provides a ‘day off’ full of...
On Thursday, Nov. 7, ASPB hosted a Pop Culture Movie Night for students at the AI Knoll. The event was simple but memorable. Even...
From Minty to Moses: “Harriet” is an inspiring retelling of Tubman’s...
We are in the midst of a biopic season. January’s “Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil, and Vile” shocked audiences with its depiction of infamous serial...
The joke is on us: cancel culture does society more harm...
Not a month went by in 2018 in which the words “cancel culture” weren’t brought up in some capacity. The term refers to a...
“The Edge of Seventeen” will put you on the edge with...
Millennials and admirers of both visually stunning cinematography and physically alluring actors were lovestruck by the enchanting trailer for “The Edge of Seventeen” that...
“Smartphone Film Festival” captures stories through a small device
Amongst the innovative new groups of fresh filmmakers is the UCR Department of Theatre, Film and Digital Productions, which held its second annual Smartphone...
A little lesson on “How to Be Single”
"How To Be Single” stars Dakota Johnson and Rebel Wilson as the hilarious duo who navigate relationships through New York City. While I expected...
“Kung Fu Panda 3” repeats the last two
“Kung Fu Panda 3” is an animated adventure starring the voices of Jack Black, Dustin Hoffman, Bryan Cranston and J.K. Simmons. It was funny...
R’Garden to host upcoming free Fall Movie Nights
The Green Action Campus Plan (GCAP) together with R’Garden will be hosting free fall movie nights starting October 8, at 7 p.m. in the...