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December 24, 2017

Review: 'Downsizing' Starts as Mediocre and Ends as a Dumpster Fire

Sure, it’s predictable and it’s not very deep, but it’s not offensively bad. At that 45-minute mark, however, something happens.

December 22, 2017

It’s rare to find a film whose beauty matches its intelligence and its craftsmanship.

December 20, 2017

R.J. Palacio's novel, Wonder, is a heartfelt story about Auggie, a young boy who was born with a severely disfigured…

December 20, 2017

R.J. Palacio's novel, Wonder, is a heartfelt story about Auggie, a young boy who was born with a severely disfigured…

December 20, 2017

High School Musical meets a Renoir painting? Two separate love songs featuring moonlit dancing on rooftops and romantic trapeze acts?

December 20, 2017

In 1995, a movie named Jumanji graced the planet earth with its presence. It had suspenseful action, compelling characters, and…

December 19, 2017

Stranger Things returned to Netflix for the highly anticipated Season 2 premiere on Oct. 27 and the wait is worth…

December 15, 2017

Ross Fodera ’20 / Entertainment Monthly Staff Writer One week after Veterans Day, Netflix released the long-anticipated Netflix’s The Punisher…

December 15, 2017

In 1936, American author Munro Leaf and illustrator Robert Lawson created a children’s book entitled The Story of Ferdinand.

December 8, 2017

In 1987’s Radio Days, Woody Allen takes a funny, nostalgic look at his childhood in Brooklyn.