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The Godfather’s portrayal of villainy allows for its lasting legacy 50 years later

By Nate LechnerSenior Staff Writer

February 23, 2022

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Despite Disney+ success, Star Wars needs to return to box office triumph

By Nate LechnerSenior Staff Writer

February 16, 2022

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Ryusuke Hamaguchi brilliantly crafts a ‘slow burn’ film with ‘Drive My Car’

By Henry O'BrienSports is cinema

February 14, 2022

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Movies and TV shows to avoid the cold this winter

By Christopher ReillyScreentime Columnist

February 9, 2022

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‘Flee’ offers a unique approach to depicting a journey of self-discovery

By Michael LiebermanScreentime Columnist

January 30, 2022

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Adam McKay’s ‘Don’t Look Up’ is too forthright to be satirical

By Samuel RivoScreen Time Columnist

January 24, 2022

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5 movies, TV shows to snuggle up to over winter break

By Christopher ReillyScreentime Columnist

December 12, 2021

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‘Red Rocket’ subtly hides grim reality of adult film industry in absurdity

By Michael LiebermanScreentime Columnist

December 7, 2021

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Online discourse misses nuance of ‘The Last Duel’

By Lucy Messineo-WittSenior Staff Photographer

December 6, 2021

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‘Eternals’ proves that a star-studded cast can’t always save a movie

By Nate LechnerSenior Staff Writer

November 29, 2021

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‘Passing’ brings light to hidden ambiguity found within racial identity

By Madison TylerStaff Writer

November 16, 2021

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Visuals, performances in ‘Dune’ draw the viewer in from start to finish

By Samuel RivoScreen Time Columnist

November 7, 2021

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‘The Velvet Underground’ brilliantly recalls one of music’s most innovative bands

By Michael LiebermanScreentime Columnist

November 2, 2021

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Actors shine in ‘Last Night in Soho,’ but film lacks narrative punch

By Henry O'BrienSports is cinema

November 2, 2021

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‘Crossing Columbus’ presents the uneasy relationship of bordering cities

By Madison Tyler, Samuel RivoThe Daily Orange

October 26, 2021

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‘The French Dispatch’ presents technical upside, narrative downside of Wes Anderson

By Michael LiebermanScreentime Columnist

October 20, 2021

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Poorly translated subtitles in ‘Squid Game’ gloss over Korean culture

By Jade ChungPeeling it Back Host

October 19, 2021

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After Daniel Craig’s exit in ‘No Time to Die,’ who can fill the shoes of 007?

By Nate LechnerSenior Staff Writer

October 18, 2021

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‘C’mon C’mon’ constructs true love letter to the familial experience

By Michael LiebermanScreentime Columnist

October 14, 2021

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‘Lamb’ blends horror and family drama to present a terrifying take on parenthood

By Henry O'BrienSports is cinema

October 11, 2021

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Season 2 of ‘Ted Lasso’ spreads message of empathy through darker themes

By Samuel RivoScreen Time Columnist

October 5, 2021

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‘The Worst Person in the World’ flawlessly breaks the rules of film

By Michael LiebermanScreentime Columnist

September 30, 2021

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‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ covers police brutality in bittersweet series finale

By Samuel RivoScreen Time Columnist

September 21, 2021

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‘Really Love’ offers an underwhelming alternative to Black trauma in film

By Madison TylerStaff Writer

September 20, 2021

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