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Whether the success of a film at the Globes is proof of a strong awards campaign, or whether the HFPA is even reflective of Oscar voters, is uncertain.
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In a night seemingly meant to be ruled by Netflix, Netflix came up short at the 77th Golden Globe Awards.
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For awards season fanatics, Monday’s nominations provided an early glimpse of what to expect in the upcoming months.
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It draws attention to the fact that, collectively, we have decided that mechanisms that produce extremists such as Joker are sustainable.
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In this episode of Reel Talk, Daily Cal assistant arts editor, Grace Orriss, and former assistant editor, Jackson Kim Murphy, talk their thoughts on DC’s new “Joker” film! How does it measure up to the past iterations of the character? Should it win Oscars? Listen to find out.
Somewhere in between analyzing every villain’s batshit plots to kill Batman and concluding that The Penguin sucked, we became best friends.
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And, in its pompous self-seriousness, incoherent narrative and utter lack of depth, the film succeeds — in being tragically bad.
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The goals of each Batman villain make their story unique and beg the question: How would they achieve their goals if they went to UC Berkeley?
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It may seem silly to go to a movie theater in this age of streaming. Why spend time and money on a movie ticket when you could just watch Netflix in your room? The answer is, it can be a fun way to break up your routine. Here are some movies coming out this semester that should provide a nice distraction.
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Somewhere between witnessing a sweaty Tom Hardy chomp on a live lobster and seeing the character of Venom soulfully tell Eddie Brock that he’d made him change his mind about humanity, I realized that “Venom” was not the version of the story that I’d grown up with.
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