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Film
Review: 'A United Kingdom' Boasts Great Performances, but Little Else
A United Kingdom, Amma Asante’s new film, was loosely held together by great performances, but plagued by a plodding story…
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4 Reasons To Be Pumped For This Year’s Fall/Winter films
James Canellos ’17 / Emertainment Monthly Executive Movies Editor It’s that time of year again! Where Hollywood begins to cram all…
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Review: ‘Queen of Katwe’ The African Spirit Released by Disney Magic
Ben Zacuto ’19 / Emertainment Monthly Staff Writer “If we don’t tell our own stories, no one will.” –Mira Nair,…
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Alumni Oscars Op-ed: Change the Channel, Democratize Story Telling
The Oscars are a night to celebrate the art of storytelling. When we celebrate by offering our most prestigious awards…
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Review: 'A Most Violent Year' Is Another Compelling Work From J.C. Chandor
With 'A Most Violent Year,' Chandor has become a chameleon of a director, quickly and efficiently transitioning from one style…
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Justice For 'The Lego Movie,' And Other Snubs Of The 2015 Academy Awards
Maybe it’s because Academy Awards race was so tight (particularly in the Best Actor category), but there seems to be…
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Review: 'Selma' Is A Passionate Glimpse Into The Life Of Martin Luther King, Jr.
'Selma' takes place in 1965 during Martin Luther King Jr.’s civil rights marches for black voting rights, but because of…
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Recap
'Star Wars Rebels' Review/Recap: "Empire Day"
The 'Star Wars Rebels' episode “Empire Day” begins with the opening celebration of the 15th anniversary of the founding of…
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Film News Roundup: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
What turned out to be quite a slow news week still had some interesting tidbits. Avatar sequels and Ellen’s return…
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