Dreaming, in déjà vu: A personal essay
Ashley Zhang/Staff
I don’t know why déjà vu fascinates me. Maybe it’s the French name, or the romanticized notion of re-falling in love with someone every day like Lucy in “50 First Dates.”
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‘American Made’ flies high with thrills, humor but falters from featherweight narrative
It’s nice to see Cruise acting again and to shake our heads in amazement at the ridiculousness that was possible in the ‘80s.
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Why ‘Ghost in the Shell’ whitewashing controversy is way more complicated
While you may expect a rant about the offensive whitewashing in the film, the issue is far more complicated than that.
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‘Edge of Tomorrow’ not genius but ridiculously entertaining
Welcome to the apocalypse. The world is at war. In “Edge of Tomorrow,” Earth has been invaded by a vastly superior alien army that threatens to consume human existence. All seems to be lost. There is hope, however, in the form of humanity’s Bellerofonte — pyrrhic prowess and the mech
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