Stanley Tucci

This entire process, from making a LinkedIn to interviewing to email correspondence, is a performative art — especially when you have no idea what you’re really supposed to be doing.

Yet, there’s no need to fret: Film beat reporters Joy Diamond and Dominic Marziali have found a few quieter releases (some streaming, some not) to put on your map.

The love story succeeds the most with the excellent chemistry between the two leads; their relentless back and forth breathes life into the drier, less visual parts of the film.

When I tell people I’m a film major, I’m met with fleeting expressions of confusion as to why I’m studying film at a school historically not known for its film department. But then, I am always inevitably asked what my favorite film is as if I should have some extra authority on the subject.

Based on the Vanity Fair article “Marie Colvin’s Private War,” the biographical film follows celebrated journalist and foreign affairs correspondent Marie Colvin on many of her daring trips to report on various foreign conflicts.

“The Last Knight” is a trashy pastiche of popular properties, none more so than itself as a franchise. Everything awful about previous films returns to lay siege on the senses.