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July 22, 2020
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Film Review: Palm Springs, a HULU Original Film

Hulu’s latest original film, Palm Springs, has been a blockbuster hit since its release in July 2020. Starring SNL and Brooklyn 99 actor Andy Samberg and How I Met Your Mother alum

Arts & Entertainment

“Miss Virginia”: Film Review

In light of recent events regarding the Black Lives Matter movement, video streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime have created a film and television series collection to honor and promote Black actors and actresses in Black-centered films.

June 17, 2020

Film Review: “The Nun” Fails to Deliver the Scares this Summer

Arts & Entertainment

Another summer has come to an end, a new school year is underway and I have another opportunity to tell you, the fine readers

Guardians of the Galaxy Film Review

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Marvel has done it again. They have made me shed tears over characters with the most ridiculous names. But that was the strength of

Arts & Entertainment

From Chains to Chains: “13th” tells the story of mass incarceration

The film “13th” is a must see for anyone who wants to understand America’s ongoing struggle with race relations. This riveting documentary takes you step-by-step through the historical events that resulted in

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by David Rafailovich
November 2, 2016
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Is “The Birth of a Nation” a Sundance darling or a wide release flop?

“The Birth of a Nation” is a period biopic about the story of Nat Turner. Like many historical melodramas, the filmmakers were liberal in their use of artistic freedom with the narrative.

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by Jake Cohen
October 19, 2016
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A Monster Calls: A fantasy film that tells it like it is

Someone unfamiliar with “A Monster Calls,” could dismiss it as the typical fantasy-fiction adventure centered around a child's friendship with a friendly beast. While this is technically true, it is so much

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by David Rafailovich
October 19, 2016
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Clint Eastwood delivers with “Sully”

A basic screenwriting tip is to start your screenplay on a special day. Clint Eastwood’s latest film “Sully” certainly does that. “Sully” begins on January 15, 2009, the day a US Airways

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by Jake Cohen
September 21, 2016
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Film Review: “Blair Witch

No matter what your opinion of the “The Blair Witch Project” of 1999, it’s fair to say that it is an extremely influential film. Through its intentionally amateur camerawork combined with an

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by Ben Falbo
September 21, 2016
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“Everybody Wants Some!!” lets the good times roll

“Everybody Wants Some!!,” directed by Richard Linklater, is told with the perfect touch of lightness and complexity that comes together in a terrifically fun and insightful movie. The 2016 film is told

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by David Rafailovich
May 4, 2016
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Batman V Superman: Dawn of Nihilism

Director Zack Snyder swings big with “Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice.” Unfortunately, he only lands a base hit.   The film is like receiving a bad Christmas gift from a loved

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by Jake Cohen
May 4, 2016
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