No worries, not a single spoiler found here. Because I am a sick, twisted person, I like to Wikipedia the endings of movies and TV shows before I …
On October 24, 2014 / By Carina ZhaoDocumentaries are often overlooked by the public and labeled as “too long” or “boring.” To some extent, that is very true. I do not want to watch a …
On October 23, 2014 / By James RyuAttention midterm-stressed college students—close those textbooks, put on those sweats, and start poppin’ some popcorn because new shows have come to Netflix. To put it simply, Netflix in October …
On October 22, 2014 / By Sabrina KhanYes, “Boyhood” is worth the hype. Every bit of it. Richard Linklater, who I naively believed had reached his peak with the “Before…” series, reminds us why he …
On October 7, 2014 / By Carina ZhaoPraise it or blaze it. According to the Internet, these are the two options that have presented themselves for the coming weekend. Celebrate Easter, or indulge in the revelry …
On April 18, 2014 / By Jesslyn WhittellMovies are an American tradition; we invented them, and almost a century later – whether rightly or not – we still dominate the industry. Francis Ford Coppola might …
On April 6, 2014 / By Jesslyn WhittellMatthew McConaughey has always symbolized the rom-com to me. He generally plays the good-looking, muscular, tan ladies’ man who either plays women or is played by women (see …
On April 1, 2014 / By Hannah BerkmanWhen I was fourteen I read Liz Tucillo and Greg Behrendt’s He’s Just Not That Into You and cried tears of joy at the end. I was thoroughly …
On March 27, 2014 / By Marissa Feisty