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A poster for "The Batman," Oct. 15, 2021

“The Batman” is the detective story we’ve been waiting for

Emily McDonough, Contributing Writer March 11, 2022

“The Batman” is a dark, gritty detective story that is different from any other Batman movie you’ve seen. It shows Bruce Wayne, played by Robert Patterson still dealing with the grief of losing his...

Disney's "Onward" Review

Disney’s “Onward” Review

Earl Alexander Givan, Staff Writer April 23, 2020

Pixar's newest adventure, “Onward,” was originally scheduled for a theatrical release but following the closure of theaters across the country because of the pandemic, Disney has called an audible...

Cats 2019: A Review from Stage to Screen

Cats 2019: A Review from Stage to Screen

Ariana Ferrante, Contributing Writer February 22, 2020

Warning: this article includes spoilers for the plot of the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical ‘Cats’ and the recently released movie of the same name. Before seeing two versions of “Cats” -- onscreen...

Spider-Man Swings Out of the MCU

Spider-Man Swings Out of the MCU

Matt Verrilli, Staff Writer October 23, 2019

Spider-Man’s life in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) hangs in the balance (again), following the release of the newest Marvel movie “Spiderman: Far From Home.”  Sony and Disney recently began...

Velvet Buzzsaw: The Art of Kill

Velvet Buzzsaw: The Art of Kill

Jeremy Bellman, Contributing Writer April 17, 2019

Netflix’s latest original film, “Velvet Buzzsaw,” is a satirical thriller that explores the world of art critics consumed by greed, fame, and materialism. The film centers around Morf Vandewalt,...

"Black Panther" Doesn't Deserve a Nomination

“Black Panther” Doesn’t Deserve a Nomination

Brian Guski, Contributing Writer February 27, 2019

“Black Panther” is a cultural phenomenon and to say otherwise would be absurd. It is the highest-grossing solo superhero movie, in the top ten highest grossing movies of all time, and of course is...

"Toy Story 4" Ends the Saga

“Toy Story 4” Ends the Saga

Matt Verrilli, Staff Writer November 28, 2018

“Toy Story 4” will be the final film in the franchise that began almost 25 years ago. The movie will feature all the fan favorites -- Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, and Bo Peep, among others, who will...

"A Star is Born" Shines at Box Office

“A Star is Born” Shines at Box Office

Sean McGuire, Contributing Writer October 24, 2018

Lady Gaga made her debut as a main character in a feature length film and it is arguably her best performance ever. The film, as of Oct. 14 has made $136.2 million worldwide since its release on Oct. 5....

Pokémon Celebrating 20th Anniversary, Movie Coming Soon

Sarah Costello, Staff Writer April 19, 2017

Pokémon fans around the world are rejoicing for a special Pokémon film coming out soon. To mark both the anime’s 20th anniversary as well as the 20th movie to boot, Pokémon decided to do something...

The Beatles Are Coming to UNH

The Beatles Are Coming to UNH

Glenn Rohrbacker September 21, 2016

This Friday, September 23, the Beatles are coming to the University of New Haven. The occasion: a new film entitled, Eight Days a Week: The Touring Years. Directed by Ron Howard, this documentary looks...

Trailers: An Art in of Themselves

Ben Atwater October 28, 2015

Throughout the past seventy years of mainstream cinema, trailers have always been the predominant form of marketing for film. Even 76 years ago, Gone with the Wind and The Wizard of Oz were promoted...

The Visit

Tara Dombrowski September 23, 2015

The Visit, is a horror film directed by the man most film junkies have a love/mostly hate relationship with, M. Night Shyamalan. He wowed us with The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable, but not a lot of his films...

Everest Peaks But Doesn’t Quite Reach Emotional Summit

Ben Atwater September 2, 2015

Significant accomplishments have always been of human interest. The sense of doing something before someone else, or conquering the unconquerable is the drive that compels much of our actions. Such...

SpongeBob stays afloat

Ben Atwater February 25, 2015

No matter how old we are, anyone born in the 1990s onwards has seen an episode of Spongebob Squarepants at some point in their life. Growing up a Nickelodeon kid, Spongebob was my favorite show. So naturally...

Exodus: Let My Boredom Go

Ben Atwater January 28, 2015

Hollywood whitewashing has been a constant issue of controversy in the media. Liberal interest groups have historically complained that when a film adapted from source material with non-white characters...

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