Tag: movie review

Mar 07 2019

Arts and Life

Crazy Rich Asians is an enjoyable experience but shallow cinema

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DEVIN MEENAN — Occasionally, you’ll experience a film which you found to be enjoyable on a surface-level while finding its underlying message to be one you simply can’t abide by....

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Mar 02 2019

Arts and Life

A Star Is Born shines at Denison Film Society

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DEVIN MEENAN — More often than not, a filmmaker’s debut feature will have a rough-around-the-edges quality to it; lack of experience makes this almost inevitable. There are exceptions to the...

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Feb 06 2019

Arts and Life

DFS screens scathingly satirical BlacKkKlansman

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DEVIN MEENAN — A filmmaker bringing a fresh eye on old injustices can bring change to media and people today. Last Friday, the Denison Film Society held their first screening...

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Feb 02 2019

Arts and Life

Movie review of “Glass,” the unofficial sequel to “Unbreakable” and “Split”

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DEVIN MEENAN — M. Night Shyamalan’s Glass serves as a sequel to both Unbreakable and Split, acting as a finale to the loose trilogy that the three films compose. I...

M. Night Shyamalan, movie review, Unbreakable

Nov 06 2018

Features

A review of Ferris Bueller

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BY MALACHY AYALA  Ferris Bueller provides the dream high school day off: We all know the feeling: wanting to miss class simply because we woke up without the motivation to...

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Feb 18 2018

Arts and Life, Opinion

The Post reminds audience of honesty in media

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EMMA HALPERN, REVIEW — The Post, produced by Steven Spielberg, starring Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks, focuses on the popular newspaper the Washington Post’s scandalous decision to publish the Pentagon...

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Apr 29 2014

Arts and Life

Labor Day paints elegant portrait

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By Grant Veltman Staff Writer Scattered throughout the narrative of the movie Labor Day are a slew of allusions to cinemas past. One in particular, a poster of Stephen Spielberg’s...

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