1967-2017: A look back at 50 years of film
Now that the Academy Awards are over, it is the task of the film business to get back to doing its regular job: putting out …
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‘Get Out’ dares to be funny, scary, offensive
The horror genre is often overlooked and dismissed by the critical world as violent, lurid, and occasionally offensive subject-matter that does not appeal to all …
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Aliens communicate in the moment of ‘Arrival’
Movie-goers have one week left to catch all of the year’s Best Picture nominees. Knowing one of those is a science fiction film with the …
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‘Fifty Shades Darker’ is a perfect representation of romanticized abuse
When “Fifty Shades of Grey” first became popular, I jumped on the bandwagon of hating it without actually having read it. I was shown textual …
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Gosling and Stone dance through film history in ‘La La Land’
With 14 Oscar nominations, “La La Land” both respects its movie history and joins its ranks, tying the record with “All About Eve” and “Titanic” …
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Cabaret Theatre presents dark comedy as part of seniors’ Capstone project
The Cabaret Theatre is putting on “The Pillowman,” a play published in 2003 by Irish playwright Martin Mcdonagh, this weekend. “The Pillowman” is a dark …