The Ithacan

“A Star is Born” is a beautifully tragic film about love, heartbreak, addiction and fame that coincides with the thrilling world of music.

Though “Blaze” is a dramatization of the ’70s musician Blaze Foley’s life, Hawke doesn’t adhere to typical biopic conventions.

“Twilight” is not a perfect movie, but it’s certainly not as bad as an entire generation thought it was cool to pretend.

While it got off to a slow start, the ending of “A Simple Favor” made the first hour and a half of the movie worth watching.

“Fahrenheit 11/9” is a film that entices the viewer to take action, any action, that will help make America great, because it never has been.

It’s a film that’s full of wonderful, creepy ideas that are either left half-explored or take ridiculous turns in the third act.

Through its animation, story, humor, characters and cast, “The Dragon Prince” has snagged the hearts of many with its beautiful tale.

D’Apolito cleverly intercuts Radner’s childhood photos and videos with celebrity readings of diary entries, showing Radner’s impact on comedians today.

It’s an unpleasant movie that successfully tells the story Levinson set out to make, but that narrative is too grotesque and cruel to enjoy.

The film struggles at times to decide whether its focus should be on Bower’s life or the gossip he has to share.

Fogelman takes too long to get to the moral of the story, which is ruined by the ending’s excessive emphasis on the lesson.

“White Boy Rick” is never boring — it’s simply disappointing how much more it could have been.