Leisure
Stilted dialogue and an unbelievable story blunt Sharper’s self-proclaimed wit.
By Chetan Dokku March 2, 2023
Magic Mike’s “final tease” swaps drugs and tear-away pants for pseudo-feminism and an ill-developed romance.
By Chetan Dokku and Maanasi Chintamani February 18, 2023
Gottlieb showcases her artistic talent through this emotional journey of their respective lives, legacy, and love
By Sofia Kemeny February 4, 2023
The romance of Bones and All, despite what it lacks in its writing, shines through in its cinematography.
By Sofia Kemeny December 21, 2022
In this semi-autobiographical film, Gray attempts to show the power, privilege, and advantages of being white in America.
By Horace Wong December 15, 2022
Adapted from the 2019 book of the same name, She Said (2022) doesn’t directly grapple with the impacts of the article that started it all.
By Maanasi Chintamani and Isabel Shepherd December 12, 2022
In this ’80s period film, Colman portrays Hilary, a middle-aged movie theater manager in an English coastal town.
By Kennedy Jackson December 9, 2022
But the movie is an ode to Boseman. Wakanda Forever is, at its core, a story of grief, resilience, and recovery.
By Ajani Jones December 2, 2022
Perhaps this recent shift in consumer interest helps make sense of the seeming contradiction between Smile’s aggressive promotion and thematic scope.
By Oliver Barlow December 1, 2022
2/10. Less than mid.
By Pierson Cohen November 29, 2022
Sunshine, salt air, and sadness color this stunning portrayal of a father-daughter bond.
By Serena Pradhan November 29, 2022
Once you’ve peeled back its layers, The Menu proves to be a clever satire on food culture as well.
By Zachary Warren November 29, 2022
Good Night Oppy (2022) looks at the most human thing we’ve sent to Mars: twin rovers named Spirit and Opportunity.
By Nora Scully November 22, 2022
My Policeman ensures that despite their relationship’s foretold end, viewers will experience the heartbreak alongside the characters as they attempt to navigate the ramifications of the 1950s’ restrictive social culture.
By Maanasi Chintamani and Maya Kominsky November 10, 2022
If watching George Clooney and Julia Roberts play beer pong was not on your 2022 bingo card, you are not alone.
By Maanasi Chintamani November 2, 2022
But the film truly shines when dissecting the economic value of beauty as it exists today with Instagram influencers and their ilk.
By Chetan Dokku October 23, 2022
While the movie may be entertaining, it isn’t engrossing: its biggest shortcoming is prioritizing style while not having enough substance.
By Sophie Molitor October 14, 2022
Discussions of loneliness and niceness and greatness all weave together to produce a profoundly philosophical masterpiece.
By Chetan Dokku October 10, 2022
In this film, narrative doesn’t just take a backseat to style; it’s not even allowed in the car.
By Cole Kindiger October 9, 2022
Shawn Mendes as a singing crocodile is objectively absurd, and yet, I loved it.
By Francesca Theofilou October 7, 2022
