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The Father and The Child

Ben Rigney-CarrollJanuary 5, 2021

A review of Season two of The Mandalorian and a small screen return to the galaxy far, far away. BY Ben Rigney-Carroll, '21. Courtesy of the wild pop cult...

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Sacha Baron Cohen (left) and Jeremy Strong (right) in the film.

“The Whole World is Watching!”

Matthew DoronDecember 4, 2020

Aaron Sorkin’s The Trial of the Chicago 7 and the question it leaves unanswered. BY MATTHEW DORON, ’23. The second I heard about The Trial of the Chicago 7, I...

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The Future of Tacos

Luke EriksenNovember 29, 2020

A review of Barrio, a new taco restaurant. By Luke Eriksen, '22. Barrio Tacos moved into the space once home to the Winking Lizard on the Corner of W. Fifth A...

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From Pages to Screens

Gracie HelfrichNovember 10, 2020

The best film adaptations of school classics.

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Films by Black Directors to Watch

Matthew DoronOctober 25, 2020

A collection of films by Black directors to support diversity in an industry that is somewhat lacking.

Features

Top Three Quarantine Streams

Luke EriksenSeptember 30, 2020

The best three movies streamed over quarantine.

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The Palindrome Protagonist

Ben Rigney-CarrollSeptember 22, 2020

The return of the blockbuster in Christopher Nolan's Tenet. By Ben Rigney-Carroll, '21. Seeing a film in a real life theatre right now may not be the first th...

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Film of the Times

James UnderwoodSeptember 8, 2020

Columnist reviews Steven Soderbergh’s 2011 feature film Contagion. By James Underwood, '23. Warning: This film review contains plot spoilers. As large swat...

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Social Distancing Streams

Josie StewartApril 29, 2020

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

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Angst from Another Time

adminFebruary 14, 2020

Columnist reviews 2005's high-school noir Brick.

In Print

A Film Worthy of a Year

Ben Rigney-CarrollJanuary 21, 2020

A review of award-winning film, 1917, that captures the themes of war and death, along with unseen cinematic techniques. By Ben Rigney-Carroll, '21 Released i...

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Gravity’s Rainbow

Ben Rigney-CarrollDecember 5, 2019

A review of the new whodunit, Knives Out, directed by Rian Johnson.

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