‘MOXIE!’: A teen movie Gen Z can get behind
By Emily Rosenberg At first glance, ‘Moxie’ looked like any classic teen film. Within the first couple minutes I was rolling my eyes due...
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Patrick Brady
Mar 5, 2021
‘The Dig:’ I Totally Dig it
By Patrick Brady Despite having very little knowledge of the film beforehand, “The Dig” managed to exceed all of my wildest expectations....
Patrick Brady
Feb 26, 2021
Don’t Enjoy ‘The Little Things’
By Patrick Brady Despite having a well-executed, suspenseful opening, “The Little Things” was a complete disappointment. Although the...
Patrick Brady
Feb 18, 2021
‘Judas and the Black Messiah’: The Savior of Hollywood Biopics
By Patrick Brady From the beginning, I believed “Judas and the Black Messiah” would follow the same formula as other historical motion...
Patrick Brady
Feb 4, 2021
Pixar’s ‘Soul’ is intended for adults
By Patrick Brady “Soul,” directed by Pete Docter and Kemp Powers, is an animated dramedy which most notably features the voices of Jamie...
Brennan Atkins
Jun 15, 2020
“Dolittle” does little right...
By Brennan Atkins Arts & Features Editor By Noah Barnes Entertainment Correspondent “Dolittle,” directed by Stephen Gaghan, features a...
Brennan Atkins & Noah Barnes
Apr 30, 2020
‘Bad Education’ – Superintendent turned sociopath
By Brennan Atkins Arts & Features Editor By Noah Barnes Entertainment Corespondent “Bad Education” is a 2020 HBO film directed by Cory...
Brennan Atkins
Apr 23, 2020
‘Portrait of a Lady on Fire’ – a firey romance between an artist and subject
By Brennan Atkins Arts & features Editor “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” is a 2019 French 8lm that masterfully weaves a romantic narrative...
Patrick Brady
Apr 16, 2020
‘The Irishman’ falls 0at on his face
By Patrick Brady Staff Writer “The Irishman” is a 2019 crime film directed and produced by Martin Scorsese, which is based on the book,...
Patrick Brady
Apr 9, 2020
‘1917’: A war movie worth seeing
By Patrick Brady Staff Writer “1917” is a 2019 war film directed by Sam Mendes, who co-wrote the script with Krysty Wilson-Cairns. Mendes...
Patrick Brady
Apr 3, 2020
‘Les Misérables’ is far from miserable
By Patrick Brady Staff Writer “Les Misérables” is a 2019 French drama film directed and co-written by Ladj Ly, who was born in Mali, West...
James Barraford
Mar 6, 2020
‘The Wicker Man’ stands tall
By James Barraford Staff Writer “The Wicker Man” – streaming now on Net:ix – made its debut in 1973 and has remained a cult classic ever...
James Barraford
Feb 28, 2020
Five Decades Later, ‘Teorema’ is Still a Mystery
By James Barraford Staff Writer Pier Paolo Pasolini’s mystifying “Teorema” will no doubt confound and perturb audiences. Criterion...
Brennan Atkins & Noah Barnes
Feb 21, 2020
Couch Boys: ‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ is faster than you think
By Brennan Atkins Arts & Features Editor By Noah Barnes Entertainment Correspondent The “Sonic” franchise is approaching 30 years of...
James Barraford
Feb 21, 2020
‘Sky Ladder’ reaches its mark
By James Barraford Staff Writer “Sky Ladder: The Art of Cai Guo-qiang” is a lean Netflix documentary clocking in at an hour and 16...
Patrick Brady
Feb 14, 2020
Would you “Stand by Me”
By Patrick Brady Staff Writer Rob Reiner’s classic 1986 6lm, “Stand by Me,” is one of the greatest coming-of-age films ever made. The...
Brennan Atkins
Feb 7, 2020
“Marriage Story” is a realistic, modern view of a damaged relationship
By Brennan Atkins Arts & Features Editor By Noah Barnes Entertainment Correspondent The latest film from Noah Baumbach, “Marriage Story,”...
Brennan Atkins & Noah Barnes
Nov 16, 2018
The Couch Boys Review “The Grinch”
By Brennan Atkins & Noah Barnes Entertainment Correspondents “The Grinch” is yet another reimagining of the classic Dr. Seuss book, “How...
Tessa Jillson
Nov 9, 2018
Bohemian Rhapsody rocks the box office
By Tessa Jillson On Nov. 2, Queen fans and music lovers alike packed into theaters worldwide to see the debut of “Bohemian Rhapsody,”...
Brennan Atkins & Noah Barnes
Oct 25, 2018
The Couch Boys Review: “Halloween”
By Brennan Atkins & Noah Barnes Entertainment Correspondents “Halloween,” directed by David Gordon Green, is the long-awaited reboot of...
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