“The film sends a message that violence and hatred only yields more violence and hatred, which resonates amid 2018’s toxic partisan climate,” writes The Index movie critic Gordon McPherson. […]
It was photo editor senior Bethany Travis’ goal to see and do everything, from the American Museum of Natural History to the Statue of Liberty — and seeing “Hamilton” on Broadway. […]
Spielberg’s film entertains as both a suspenseful retelling of an extraordinary true story, and a timely ode to journalistic integrity and freedom of the press. […]
While lacking emotional resonance, Taika Waititi’s “Thor: Ragnarok” proves immensely enjoyable. “Thor: Ragnarok” continues the adventures of Thor — portrayed by Chris Hemsworth — within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The destruction of Thor’s homeworld, Asgard, […]
Audiences shouldn’t spend their hard-earned money on the downright boring “Daddy’s Home 2.” The film details the Christmas adventures of father and stepfather Dusty and Brad, portrayed by Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell respectively, as […]
Featuring some of the most extreme hand-to-hand combat since 2011’s “The Raid: Redemption,” “Brawl in Cell Block 99” leaves a lasting impression. […]
“Blade Runner 2049” is not only the single best movie of 2017 so far, but one of the most staggeringly beautiful movies ever made. Directed by Denis Villeneuve, the film takes place 30 years after […]
Unlike most contemporary horror films, Andy Muschietti’s “It” features refreshingly fleshed-out characters who raise the quality of the film. “It” should please horror movie buffs and audience members looking to become emotionally invested in a […]
Few films this year have evoked an atmosphere as menacing as Taylor Sheridan’s directorial debut, “Wind River.” The plot centers around professional game hunter Corey Lambert, played by Jeremy Renner, who attempts to solve the […]
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