Film
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Review: 'Call Me by Your Name' Is a Rare Piece of Art
It’s rare to find a film whose beauty matches its intelligence and its craftsmanship.
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Review: 'The Greatest Showman' Is an Entertaining and Thoroughly Original Musical
High School Musical meets a Renoir painting? Two separate love songs featuring moonlit dancing on rooftops and romantic trapeze acts?
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Interview: Nick Jonas’ Daring Adventures In ‘Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle’
This past Friday, Emertainment Monthly, along with several other student-run publications from across the nation, were given the opportunity to…
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Review: ‘Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle’ is Rated "A" for Adrenaline Filled Fun
In 1995, a movie named Jumanji graced the planet earth with its presence. It had suspenseful action, compelling characters, and…
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Review: ‘Ferdinand’ Has Odd Noises and Vivid Colors for Numbing the Mind
In 1936, American author Munro Leaf and illustrator Robert Lawson created a children’s book entitled The Story of Ferdinand.
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Review: Wonder Wheel Is a New Take on Woody Allen’s Favorite Tropes
In 1987’s Radio Days, Woody Allen takes a funny, nostalgic look at his childhood in Brooklyn.
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Review: Enjoyable and Satisfying, ‘The Disaster Artist’ Exceeds Expectations
Comedy is a difficult art to master. Not many in recent years succeeded in making films both meaningful and genuinely…
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Review: ‘The Shape of Water’ Is a Magnificent Feast for the Eyes
There are few words that can adequately describe The Shape of Water. Unique. Imaginative. Beautiful. Captivating.
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Destiny Has Arrived in 'Avengers: Infinity War'
In several shots, Tony is either bewildered or crumpled in a rare fit of tears -- which is fitting because…
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Review: Pixar’s ‘Coco’ Sings from the Heart and Broadens the Mind
From the vibrant music, to the detailed Land of the Dead, and history and heritage of Miguel’s hometown, Santa Cecilia,…
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