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December 24, 2019By Rosiana Putri
It is safe to say that 2019 is not just the end of the decade but also the ending of massive movie franchises. April marked the ending of Marvel’s Infinity Saga with the massive Avengers: Endgame and Spider-Man: Far From Home. Beside Marvel, Star Wars also joins with the release of Star Wars: The Rise
December 22, 2019By Irène Schrader
The first time I watched the trailer of The Farewell this past summer, I immediately began looking forward to the release of a movie that would parallel two viewpoints which, despite being very current, are still quite underrepresented in cinema: third-culture experiences and some East Asian (in this case China) values’ nuances. Although the premise of
December 21, 2019By Lily Waywell
Crickets, leaves rustling, footsteps- silence, and yet so much noise. A release of a teaser trailer has announced that the post-apocalyptic world that fears sound is returning to screens in March 2020! That being said, the trailer is only 30 seconds long- surely not enough to tell us anything about what we should expect. Arguably,
December 19, 2019By Aly Balakareva
It has been several months since the release of Joker, the origin story of one of the most well-known villains in comic book history. Despite winning the top prize at the Venice Film Festival, Joker has faced some harsh criticism due to its brutal honesty about significant issues in today’s society. Undoubtedly, the film deserves all
December 14, 2019By Shivani Dubey
Who killed Christopher Plummer? That is the million-dollar question, and Daniel Craig is out to find the answer – but not as James Bond. This time, he’s Benoit Blanc, a cigar smoking celebrity private investigator, with a hilarious southern drawl that he somehow manages to nail. He’s been hired anonymously to investigate the death of Harlan
December 3, 2019By Rosiana Putri
Today marks the day of the first glimpse that we get of what Marvel Studios has in store for Phase Four. On December 3rd, Marvel Studios dropped the first-ever teaser trailer of Black Widow which will be the film that marks the beginning of Marvel Phase Four. With all the hype and because fans have been
December 3, 2019By Kaycee Wilson
With the short, darkening days that winter brings, there is nothing better to do on a cold December evening than to kick back and watch a good movie. Whether you’re a longtime fan of the classics or a sucker for the Hallmark romance movies, these five movies are perfect for the holidays. Write Before Christmas
November 13, 2019By Ariel Zedric
The Fare was not what I was expecting. The black and white opening scene caused a wave of nostalgia to rush over me. Gino Anthony Pesi plays Harris, the main character and a facetious taxi driver, who seems to be plucked fresh out of an early episode of The Twilight Zone. With his snarky remarks
November 12, 2019By Ariel Zedric
Harpoon opens with an omniscient and sarcastic narrator setting the scene and explaining the dynamic of our three main characters, Jonah (Munro Chambers), Richard (Christopher Gray), and Sasha (Emily Tyra). Jonah and Richard are best friends but come from two very different backgrounds. Jonah’s painfully average and dealing with the recent death of his parents,
November 2, 2019By Sumaiya Fazal
Timothee Chalamet has finally stepped out of coming-of-age movies into period pieces, beginning with The King. The film, produced and directed by David Michod, is beautifully and vividly shot, particularly the muddy battle scenes (I’ve never been one for them, but even I can agree on that), almost perfectly capturing Shakespeare’s vision for the Henriad plays despite the
October 31, 2019By Irène Schrader
This week, I had the delight of watching Noah Baumbach’s latest film Marriage Story (set to release on November 6th in the USA) at the Vienna International Film Festival. The movie, which stars Scarlett Johansson and Adam Driver, left me satisfactorily heartbroken. As someone who’s never had first-hand experience of anything linked to divorce, the
October 23, 2019By Rosiana Putri
As promised yesterday on Star Wars’ official Instagram account, the final trailer of Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker is here and it is emotional. Nostalgias, tear-jerkers, it’s all there. Fortunately, the trailer wasn’t the only thing that’s announced today, the official and final poster was also posted and let me tell you,