Tag Archive for: movie review
Kenneth Branagh’s second Agatha Christie adaptation has a number of concerns, on and off the screen.
All the World’s a Screen: ‘The Social Dilemma’ and the dangers of casual viewing
By ISAIAS UGGETTI
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns
Netflix’s new documentary ironically exposes the streaming sites own problem.
The Sandman strikes again with ‘Hubie Halloween,’ an appropriately goofy horror extravaganza
By MARCO MANGIARACINA
in Arts & Entertainment
Adam Sandler leads a star-studded cast in this lighthearted Halloween feature.
REVIEW: ‘Unpregnant’ normalizes abortion through the lens of a female director
By SOPHIA UNGARO
in Arts & Entertainment, Film
"Unpregnant" tells an honest, modern coming-of-age story.
Spectre, though enjoyable, relies on typical film tropes
By SPENCER LEE
in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film
The movie, directed by Sam Mendes, marks Daniel Craig’s fourth spin as Bond.
Bryan Cranston shines as fallen screenwriter in Trumbo
By SEAN KEITH
in Arts & Entertainment, Featured
The movie illustrates the frenzy during the 1950s McCarthyism sweep.
Delivery Man settles for cheap laughs
By ALANA BRACKEN
in Arts & Entertainment, Film
Comedian Vince Vaughn is likeable in his role, but the film lacks depth or substance.
Q&A on Pixar’s Monsters University
By ALEX KUTULOS
in Arts & Entertainment
Monsters University creators speak with the Daily Trojan about the upcoming film.
42 struggles under weight of own message
By DANIEL GRZYWACZ
in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Film
Despite the powerful source material, Robinson’s biopic at times feels heavy handed.
Disconnect delivers honest portrayal of cyberbullying
By NATHANIEL HAAS
in Arts & Entertainment, Film
The film successfully tackles cyberbullying, online child pornography and identity theft.