‘American Hospitals: Healing a Broken System’ Brings Health Care Challenges to the Big Screen By Devansh Gandhi • April 13, 2023 A nursing home cook was excited about creating the day’s menu for his elderly residents. All of a sudden, he blacked out. The next thing he remembered...
‘Dear Evan Hansen’ Deserves No Requiem From Disappointed Viewers By Cameron Newman • September 22, 2021 ★★☆☆☆ CW: This article references suicide. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus resources. Anyone familiar with...
Provocative and Well-Cast, ‘The Boys in the Band’ Speaks Honestly to LGBTQ Experience By Haley Resnick • October 7, 2020 ★★★★☆ How does a 1968 off-Broadway production get remade for the silver screen in 2020? Mart Crowley’s surprisingly forward-thinking drama...
‘Enola Holmes’ Depicts Lovable Characters Engaged in Lively Mystery By Michelle Brown • September 30, 2020 ★★★★☆ The peculiar name “Enola,” our spritely titular protagonist tells us, comes from the word “alone” spelled backwards. But far...
‘The Kissing Booth 2’ Hits Every Teen Romance Cliche While Still Missing the Mark By Haley Resnick • August 5, 2020 ★★☆☆☆ In spite of widespread negative reviews of the original May 2018 film, Netflix’s “The Kissing Booth” is back. Thanks to the first...
‘Love Wedding Repeat’ Succeeds With Comedy, Disappoints With Romance By Haley Resnick • April 16, 2020 ★★★☆☆ Netflix’s “Love Wedding Repeat” tells the story of a wedding gone wrong, yet the film itself cannot seem to go right. The...
‘The Photograph’ Compellingly Depicts Relationships, Family By James Kim • March 7, 2020 ★★★★☆ Entwined love stories involving Queens Museum curator Mae (Issa Rae) and her recently deceased mother Christina (Chanté Adams) form...
‘To All the Boys’ Sequel Disappoints With Lack of Chemistry, Charm By Doris Zhang • February 20, 2020 Despite the captivating romance in “To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before,” its sequel fails to build on the story of the couple’s new relationship....
‘Bombshell’ Blunders with Poor Writing, Shallow Character Development By Iyanah Langa • February 6, 2020 ★★☆☆☆ This movie review discusses sexual assault in the workplace. Please refer to the end of the article for on- and off-campus resources. In...
‘The Rhythm Section’ Falls Flat With Lack of Depth, Realism By Haley Resnick • February 6, 2020 ★★☆☆☆ “The Rhythm Section” seemed promising on paper in the wake of female-heroine blockbusters like “Atomic Blonde” and “Captain...
‘Just Mercy’ Thoughtfully Illustrates Themes of Injustice, Family By Christian Joseph • January 30, 2020 ★★★★☆ Excitement and expectations were high and even tangible for “Just Mercy” as the audience sat in anticipation at the AMC Georgetown...
Director Greta Gerwig Offers an Engaging, Well-Cast Rendition of ‘Little Women’ By Annah Otis • January 23, 2020 ★★★★★ Louisa May Alcott’s landmark novel “Little Women” has been adapted into six movies and at least two television miniseries since...
