Movies
Movies
You’re right about ‘Mother!’
More than anything, though, “Mother!” is about the ways in which an audience takes ownership of art, rendering the artist obsolete. Read More
Movies
‘IT’ delivers, fails to frighten
Originally a novel published by Stephen King, Warner Bros. manages to produce a good film on more than just the writer’s brilliance and a popular storyline. Read More
Not Vanilla
Not Vanilla: To boldly go…
The original “Star Trek” series was revolutionary — it strived to embody the concept that all life is precious and worth saving, transcended politics, and mirrored real-world issues in the show. Read More
Netflix
One star movie inspires five star thoughts
I open up Netflix on my laptop. It is time to get stupid. Read More
Spring Porn
Spring porno plays Trump card
What topic has gotten more attention over the past year than the election of Donald J. Trump? Read More
Get Out
‘Get Out’ film gets woke
“Get Out” reflects how truly horrifying racism is on numerous levels, shines a light on the strength and humanity of black individuals who face racism every day, and hopefully serves to bridge the chasm between black Americans and white Americans. Read More
CT Recommends
CT recommends: ‘Jackie’
“Jackie”—starring Natalie Portman in what should be a career-defining role—goes far beyond the constraints of its genre, where it arrives at catharsis for both subject and viewer. Read More
Little Theater
Little Theater brings big ideas to screen
Raoul Peck’s “I Am Not Your Negro,” now playing at the Little Theater, is a meditation on and continuation of writer James Baldwin’s investigation into the black American experience. Read More
Oscars
Oscars predictions read ‘La La Land’ triumph
On Febr. 26, the Academy Awards could go one of two ways: either “La La Land” is going to sweep or the Academy will spread the love, leaving the film with a mere six or seven wins. Read More
Oscars
Hidden Figures arise in period piece
If you want to feel hopeful, watch “Hidden Figures.” Read More
