Lucy Hicks
If you are looking for a good movie to see with your parents or grandparents, I recommend 42.
Ted Phillips
Am I alone in the woods, kneeling and reeling after nearly being executed? Or am I escaping my past on an old Honda motorcycle?
Harry Liberman
I really wanted to like the new Evil Dead remake. I promise.
Megan Rise
Tina Fey is Tina Fey and Paul Rudd is Paul Rudd.
“How come we don’t talk about these things? How come we don’t know this? How come this isn’t in the national debate?”
Ashley Alman, Jamie Kessler, Ted Phillips, and Derek Saffe
Jamie Kessler
This film isn’t brought down by Kristen Stewart’s attempt at acting or an inexperienced director’s love affair with close-ups; this is just a bad story.
If Jean-Luc Godard married Ke$ha, their progeny would make a film similar to Spring Breakers.
Adrienne Harreveld
The inaugural exhibition includes an engaging range of artistic media “from installation and performance to film and photography.”
War feels larger than life, but the film shows us its effects on numerous individual scales.
“There’s a lot of wonderful work being made in short film and there aren’t a lot of theatrical outlets for it.”
Recess film editor Ted Phillips spoke with Klinger about 3D cinema’s past, present and future.
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Derek Saffe
Barbara is a deeply affecting and realistic portrait of life in 1980s East Germany.
Jamie Moon
“I think the purpose of Froshlife is to get you to reflect on the freshman experience in relation to you and your dorm."
Nevermore gives local audiences a chance to see films that aren’t widely known.
Kathy Zhou
"I’ve been shifting across and tasting snippets... Like tiny hor d’oeuvres in this banquet that is art."
Minshu Deng
Safe Haven is not even relevant without the unofficial tagline “the new Nicholas Sparks film.”
Katie Fernelius and Megan Rise
Today, shorts are the hidden gem of the Oscar season.
Caitlin Moyles
“Thanks for balancing the age ratio,” whispered a bald, elderly man as I walked into the Chelsea Theater to see a Sunday matinee of Quartet.
Maria Arias
Amour tackles the question of how to live the latest stages of life with dignity and with love.
Also, that axe fight? It’s damn exciting.
Warm Bodies is cheesy, but it’s good cheese.
Rust and Bone is an arresting drama that retains its poignancy without succumbing to sentimentality.
Call me a nostalgic fool, but I miss the moment in time when action movies starred young people.
