With summer in full swing, Father’s Day is right around the corner. Whether you and your old man are out watching a baseball game, grilling
Tag: Film
The ‘Red, White, and Royal Blue’ Movie Is on the Way!
Enemies to lovers with international political stakes is the theme of Casey McQuiston’s best-selling novel “Red, White, and Royal Blue.” The romantic comedy follows the
‘Interceptor’ Encourages Patriotism While Exposing Military Gender Discrimination
Running parallel to the “Top Gun: Maverick” release, Netflix emerges with a slightly different take on the military in “Interceptor.” Directed by Matthew Reilly and
Quiz: How Much Do You Know About LGBTQ+ Film and TV History?
In honor of Pride Month, test your knowledge to see how much you know about LGBTQ+ film and television!
‘The Mystery of Marilyn Monroe: The Unheard Tapes’: The Mystifying Death of a Legend
One thing to know about me: as someone born in 1998, I didn’t know much about Marilyn Monroe before watching this documentary. My knowledge of
5 Classic Movies to Get You Pumped For the Summer
With May in bloom, you may be getting ready to finish your exams, go on a well-deserved vacation, or just soak in the sun or
“The In Between:” Betwixt Love and Death
Joey King’s latest movie “The In Between” is now streaming on Netflix and Paramount+. “We were going for a teenage, modern ‘Ghost,’” said King on
Unpacking ‘Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore’
If you’re anything like me, you were probably a huge Harry Potter fan growing up. You saw all the movies, read all (or in my
Psychological Mundanity in ‘The Worst Person in the World’
Julie’s life is ordinary. That’s what makes her so heartbreaking as the protagonist of Joachim Trier’s “The Worst Person in the World”. The film follows
‘Better Nate Than Ever’ Puts Every Theater Kid’s Dream on Screen
The bright lights, the big city, at one point or another every aspiring performer dreams of seeing their name on the grand marquee of a
‘CODA’: A Feel-Good Film, Unique From Previous Best Picture Winners
On Sunday night, “CODA” made history at the 94th Oscar Awards ceremony. It is the first movie with a predominantly deaf cast, and by a
Turn Into Your True Self With Pixar’s ‘Turning Red’
On March 11, Disney+ brought about a delightful animated feature that will get more than just children to revel in. Lively colors, rousing music and
‘The Adam Project’ Mixes Time Travel With Ryan Reynolds’ Trademark Sarcasm
As kids, we often wonder what we’ll be like when we grow up. As adults, we ponder what we would say to the younger versions
Lana Condor and Cole Sprouse Fly to Mars in New HBO Max Film ‘Moonshot’
Director Christopher Winterbauer (“Wyrm”) and “Ripple”’s scenarist Max Taxe join forces to create “Moonshot.” Starring Lana Condor (“To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before”) and