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Moonrise Kingdom: a movie that still feels like an escape

By Jack Burns, Collegian Correspondent
March 22, 2023

Nine must-watch queer horror movies

By Thomas Machacz, Collegian Correspondent
October 11, 2022

‘Blonde’: A reductive scrapbook of fame and victimhood

By Thomas Machacz, Collegian Correspondent
October 4, 2022

Denis Villeneuve’s ‘Dune’ is almost perfect

By Molly Hamilton, Assistant Arts Editor
October 27, 2021

‘Your Name’ will defy your expectations

By Timothy Eineberg
April 20, 2017

‘Power Rangers’ is better than expected, but nothing more than that

By Jon Ho
April 6, 2017

‘Logan’ is a profoundly human experience that transcends superhero film

By Charlie Turner
March 8, 2017

‘50 Shades Darker’ steams up all windows in the nation

By Cassidy Kotyla
February 16, 2017

’20th Century Women’ is a love letter to women across generations

By Ariya Sonethavy
February 16, 2017

‘Fences’ might be an elaborately filmed play, but it’s still breathtaking

By Lauren LaMagna
February 2, 2017

Mia Hansen-Løve’s “Things to Come” is a sad yet ultimately uplifting drama

By William Plotnick
February 2, 2017

Natalie Portman shines as ‘Jackie’

By Isaac Simon
January 26, 2017

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