Film – Massachusetts Daily Collegian

Old films like ‘Casablanca’ still have a lot to teach contemporary audiences

By Medha Mankekar, Collegian Contributor
September 15, 2024

Billy Thegenus’s career in the aisles

By Thomas Machacz, Assistant Arts Editor
June 4, 2024

‘Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Amongst Thieves’ manages to perfectly convey the magic of Dungeons and Dragons on the big screen

By Gustavo, Atencio Flores
April 5, 2023

‘Alright, Alright, Alright’: Thirty Years of ‘Dazed and Confused’

By Sydney Warren, Collegian Correspondent
April 5, 2023

‘High and Low’ is still high quality on its 60th anniversary

By Scott Lerer, Collegian Staff
March 1, 2023

Five rom-com recommendations for Valentine’s Day

By Shannon Moore, Assistant Arts Editor
February 14, 2023

The best horror films of 2022

By Thomas Machacz, Collegian Staff
December 31, 2022

‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’: How Marvel copes with an unimaginable loss

By Shannon Moore, Assistant Arts Editor
November 15, 2022

Cate Blanchett thrills in ‘Tár’

By Jackson Walker, Collegian Staff
November 10, 2022

‘Blonde’: A reductive scrapbook of fame and victimhood

By Thomas Machacz, Collegian Correspondent
October 3, 2022

Marvel has a connectivity problem

By Shannon Moore, Assistant Arts Editor
October 3, 2022

Oh, darling I’m worried

By Olivia Patt, Collegian Correspondent
September 29, 2022

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