Golden Globes 2020: Best and worst dressed
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The 77th Golden Globes had its fair share of stars wearing the best (and the worst) from a variety of extremely talented designers and stylists.
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‘Where’d You Go, Bernadette’ paints glossy portrait of the artist in uneven adaptation
What results is a largely uneven adaptation that places its entire weight on its lead actress, Cate Blanchett, missing out on what made the book so appealing.
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Eli Roth’s ‘The House with a Clock in Its Walls’ is a surprisingly joyful ode to oddness
“The House with a Clock in Its Walls” is a pure delight: sweet and overly indulgent, propelled by a strong sense of 1950s nostalgia and joy. While you may feel a little bloated by the end, who cares when you had so much fun stuffing your face getting there?
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‘Ocean’s 8’ stars steal scenes, jewelry in entertaining but unmemorable spinoff
While the pacing might not always work, these eight women do — each bringing expertise and a general sense of fun to their two-dimensional characters.
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15 summer movies you can’t miss
“Avengers: Infinity War” heralded the start of the summer movie season, kicking off a four-month period in which CGI spectacle reigns supreme.
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‘Thor: Ragnarok’ plays it safe with high energy, low stakes adventure
That being said, if anyone can please explain why Dr. Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) needed to be in this movie, that’d be extremely helpful.
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Director Todd Haynes talks exploring political discourse through childhood lens in ‘Wonderstruck’
Ben’s journey mixes traumatic scenes with magical museum chases that unfold to be emblematic of the easiness of friendship in childhood.
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Terrence Malick’s ‘Song to Song’ exhibits beautiful cinematography, awfully boring characters
Whether or not it’s because of Malick’s penchant for shooting without giving his actors a fixed script, the film wastes the talents of a truly all-star cast.
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‘Knight of Cups’ voyages through torn relationships, hedonist excess
Throughout his career, Terrence Malick has puzzled with the narratives he’s offered. His films don’t base themselves on explicits and can’t be experienced outside of a viewing of the actual thing. His latest film also falls in this style, having no singular script or plan for shooting. A tale of
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5 must-see winners from the 2015 Cannes Film Festival
It’s summer! So why not spend it planning your fall-semester leisure time in advance? Jokes aside, the Cannes Film Festival recently announced its winning films of 2015. Though most haven’t been released in the United States yet, keep an eye out for the following come fall: “The Lobster” | Winner of
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