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“The Lego Ninjago Movie” is still silly but not nearly as clever

September 25, 2017 Daniela Santos

“The Lego Movie” and “The Lego Batman Movie” have created a distinct brand for their comedy films. Though primarily targeted at children, their clever, self-aware…

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“Mother!” is the boldest – and most blundering – film of the year

September 20, 2017 Ryan Ninesling

Writer-director Darren Aronofsky (“Black Swan”) is known to be a filmmaker with an inclination for shocking his audience. From his surreal debut “Pi” to his…

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“It” brings Stephen King’s most terrifying monster to life – for better or worse

September 20, 2017 Ryan Ninesling

Despite its endless popularity and infamy, many people seem to forget how strange and imperfect Stephen King’s “It” really is. An overly detailed book roughly…

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Autumn offers a spectacular film lineup

September 11, 2017 AnnMarie Marlow

With the start of school and cool autumn nights, the theatre beckons all with a thrilling fall lineup. After a heavy week of studying, a…

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Pioneer Ponderings: “Game of Thrones”

September 11, 2017 Elizabeth Lochhead

There is a reason why big things like TV shows and blockbuster movies and anticipated novels hit during the summer when audiences are more rapt…

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“Hounds of Love” defies criminal drama convention

May 22, 2017 AnnMarie Marlow

The makeup of a crime-drama could be written out like a recipe for a frosted cake: one unfortunate, one criminal, one soundtrack of ominous instrumentals,…

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“Everything, Everything” endearing but struggles

May 22, 2017 Daniela Santos

Based on the bestselling book by Nicola Yoon, “Everything, Everything” is a film that will inevitably be compared with the 2014 hit screen adaptation of…

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“Alien: Covenant” a messy but entertaining return to horror

May 22, 2017 Ryan Ninesling

When director Ridley Scott (“Blade Runner”) returned to the “Alien” franchise with the 2012 prequel “Prometheus,” he was attempting to inject the story of everyone’s…

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“King Arthur: Legend of the Sword” is a gleefully messy take on the tale of Excalibur

May 15, 2017 Ryan Ninesling

The tale of King Arthur is a cultural touchstone that has passed from generation to generation for as long as anyone can remember. It’s an…

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“The Wall” shows strength in its simplicity

May 15, 2017 Jacob Miltenberg

Simplicity in films can be hard to entertain, especially in movies surrounding war and its violent and emotional connotation, but Doug Liman’s new film, “The…

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