I saw “Roma” in a sold out 3:20 p.m. showing at the IFC Theater in New York City and was floored by the film.
Academy award-winning director Lonergan speaks at Pomona
“There are some exceptions –– but the general Hollywood process is to make scripts into mincemeat.” Kenneth Lonergan is a filmmaker with a distinct
‘First Man’: An out-of-this-world tale, told in personal moments
Before the 2017 Oscars, Damien Chazelle appeared primed to take Hollywood by storm. His first film “Whiplash” received universal acclaim and brought him into
‘A Star is Born’: A promising debut single of a film
Transitions from actor to director, or pop star to movie star, have had mixed results over the years. There have been successes like Ben
‘Mandy’: Dripping in absolute style
There are films that are great because they challenge the audience, develop fully three-dimensional characters, and are remarkably crafted. Then there are films that
Summer movie recap: Or the six movies everyone should have seen this summer
Nothing goes better together than a 100-degree summer day with 97 percent humidity and an afternoon at the movie theater. This winning combination meant
A Film Columnist’s Sign-Off: Farewell, Claremont
The past three years, I have written film reviews, commentaries on the changing film landscape, and annual Oscar predictions. There have been some fundamental
‘A Quiet Place’ Is Too Quiet For Its Own Good
For the few of you who don’t already know the premise of “A Quiet Place,” let me preface this review by saying that it
Doubtful Of Netflix Original Movies? Check These Out
In last week’s issue, Victoria Anders PO ’18 discussed the ambitiously up-and-coming Netflix independent film industry, stating that she had no doubt Netflix would
Is Netflix Taking Over The Movie Industry Through Your Computer Screen?
Who doesn’t enjoy a late-night Netflix session to catch up on “Stranger Things,” re-watch “Friends” for the 20th time, or catch some feels with