‘Mickey 17’’s satire is just too on the nose
Bong Joon-ho’s eighth film stresses the incompetence of America’s current government in an unoriginal way.
Andy Weir is moving beyond ‘The Martian’
The sci-fi author gave insight into his latest novel ahead of film launch.
The live-action remake referendum
With “Snow White” dancing its way into theaters, it’s time to tackle one of the most widely panned blockbuster subgenres.
FRO Fest showcases Black filmmakers
The African American Cinema Society highlighted the work of roughly a dozen graduate and undergraduate student filmmakers on Friday.
A&E staff predict the Academy Awards
Staff writers take a look at six of this season’s most anticipated categories.
Scripters award the written word to the silver screen
The 37th USC Libraries Scripter Awards took place Saturday night in Town and Gown.
Filmmakers show their green thumbs at Eco Film Festival
Sixteen pieces from across Southern California show appreciation for our earth.
Dumpuary, explained
As the quietest months for blockbusters wrap, let’s explore why the beginning of the year is so quiet.
‘The Monkey’ is a bloody, disjointed crowd-pleaser
The Stephen King adaptation is a gory joyride, although it may leave a little to be desired as a follow-up to Oz Perkins’ “Longlegs.”
Writers Guild Awards celebrates originality, uplifts labor
The annual awards show occurred Saturday with celebrities like Jon M. Chu, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and RaMell Ross in attendance.