Tag: movie column

Arts & Culture Columns 

Anime Film Features: Cracking open a desolate world

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In a desolate land with ruined buildings and a gloomy atmosphere, there lies a young girl and her egg. Along the way, she comes across an older boy, who joins her in trekking through these dismal wastelands while wishing to see what is inside the egg that she fiercely protects. In Angel’s Egg, Columnist Joon Kim PO ’26 explores a world like no other, finding himself with far more questions than answers regarding the meanings behind this narrative.

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An image of M3gan, or Megan, from the movie “M3gan.” Megan is a robot who looks like a young girl with blonde hair and large green eyes. She wears striped sleeves and a neck bow. Only her head and shoulders are in frame, and she’s leaning forward, pointing a bloody knife toward the viewer. Behind her, red text reads “M3GAN.”
Columns Film 

Anti Film-Bro: How M3gan reigns over true-crime villains

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Have you ever cheered on a dog’s cinematic death? Watching newly released horror film, “M3gan,” film columnist Eliza Powers PO ’25 experienced this first. Yet subverting this American movie trope is just one of ways in which “M3gan” challenges the film industry.

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