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Rotten Tomatoes and Feminist Flicks

Josie StewartMarch 1, 2021

The two-sided reviews of female-led or directed movies and television shows. BY JOSIE STEWART, '21. When I discovered Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Fleabag, I binge...

Op/Ed

Disney Investor Day

Luke EriksenJanuary 12, 2021

The five most exciting future releases releases we will see from Disney. By Luke Eriksen, '22. On Thursday, Dec. 10, Disney unveiled an abundance of new shows...

Op/Ed

AMC Lennox bought by Phoenix Theaters Entertainment

Lucy MillerJanuary 5, 2021

By Lucy Miller, '22. The AMC Lennox movie theater has created countless memories for many in the Upper Arlington community. Whether remembering times with fami...

News & Notes

Social Distancing Streams

Josie StewartApril 29, 2020

A staff member's favorite films to watch with extra time at home.

Op/Ed

Smile

Ben Rigney-CarrollOctober 10, 2019

Columnist discusses the heavy societal issues presented in Joker.

Op/Ed

Rocky Horror in Columbus

adminMay 17, 2019

Local Fish Net Mafia group continues the tradition of Rocky Horror Picture Show in Columbus

News & Notes

International Movie Club: Enriching and Entertaining

adminMarch 18, 2019

By Matthew Shepherd, '19 and Ayah Elsheikh, '20 The International Movie Club originated as an opportunity for Madame Voegt-Brooking (V-B) to allow her french...

Op/Ed

Loving “Love, Simon”

adminApril 24, 2018

By Clare Driscoll It's the classic teen romance movie. The main character is chasing down the one that they love, and through (more cheesy stuff here). The o...

News & Notes

Upcoming Movies for 2018

adminMarch 19, 2018

by Will Price, '18 On March 4th, the Academy Awards ceremony put a cap on a surprisingly strong year of original screenplays for 2017. The Shape of Water, Ge...

Op/Ed

The Impact of Film

adminDecember 15, 2017

Staff Editorial A boy learns on his eleventh birthday that he possesses the wizarding powers from his birth parents and is sent to a wizarding school only re...

Op/Ed

The Best Movies of the Summer

adminAugust 17, 2017

Wonder Woman: Wonder Woman was the first good DC Extended Universe movie. For one, it wasn’t trying to be overly-dark, either with the tone of the movie or t...

Op/Ed

2016 “Ghostbusters”

adminSeptember 10, 2016

While none of the moments in the movie could be described as downright hysterical, the humor of all four leads blended in a very charismatic and natural way

Op/Ed