Movies
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
Movies
In “La La Land,” an old-fashioned type of love thrives
It’s funny and entertaining and heartbreaking and hopeful. Read More
Oscars
Predicting Tuesday’s Oscar nominations
Who’s going to be nominated for Academy Awards on Tuesday? Well, despite a seemingly endless season of speculation, no one really knows. Read More
CT Recommends
CT Recommends: ‘The Babadook’
It’s a story about grief and depression—two subjects rarely talked about in mainstream media, and even more rarely talked about correctly. Read More
Movies
CT Recommends: “Snowpiercer”
“Snowpiercer,” a 2013 Korean production starring Chris Evans, raised some eyebrows—for all the right reasons. Read More
Movies
‘Harry Potter’ play dives into the series’ past
The play finds its characters struggling with the past. Read More
Movies
Captain America is mediocre, inconsequential
The film, unfortunately, makes the same mistakes that “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” made just over a month ago. Read More
Movies
Batman and Superman fight, and the audience loses
Contrary to popular belief, “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” is not a bad movie. In fact, it, at times, excels and revels in some truly awe-inspiring scenes that bring mythological depth to the titular characters of the film—a feat that not even some critically-acclaimed Marvel movies can claim. Read More