Review: Javier Bardem shines in satirical comedy
Spanish director Fernando León de Aranoa’s newest satire “The Good Boss” features a formidable Javier Bardem at the center.
Spanish director Fernando León de Aranoa’s newest satire “The Good Boss” features a formidable Javier Bardem at the center.
The Royal Treatment uses tired rom-com conventions to build a performative, awkward and boring narrative structure.
Avery Alexander, Senior Writer
“Sing 2”
5/5 Stars
“Sing” was one of the most pleasant surprises from Illumination Studios since “Despicable Me.” Fortunately, “Sing 2” proves to be just as charming as its predecessor and preserves the franchise’s status as, perhaps, the most compelling Illumination franchise to date.
“Mortal Kombat” betrays its source material popular and secures a spot in the expansive halls of terrible video game movies.
If viewers have wondered what type of film would result from a decade of studio interference, a watered-down screenplay and an unfilmable concept, “Chaos Walking” is their answer.
“Boss Level” is a video game-inspired action sci-fi film on Hulu. Creative stunts and an interesting concept make the film a fun watch.
The Ithacan · ‘Deja View’ – 31 Nights of Fright Finale
Hosts Diego Medina and Rachael Weinberg finish up their 31 Nights of Fright series with some arthouse horror and a final ranking.
The Ithacan · ‘Deja View’ – 31 Nights of Fright Week Three
Hosts Diego Medina and Rachael Weinberg watch another week of horror movies for their Spooktober: 31 Nights of Fright miniseries.
The Ithacan · ‘Deja View’ – 31 Nights of Fright Week Two
Hosts Diego Medina and Rachael Weinberg discuss seven films from week two of the 31 Nights of Fright miniseries.
The Ithacan · ‘Deja View’ – 31 Nights of Fright Week One
This week, hosts Diego Medina and Rachael Weinberg reunite to kick off their “Spooktober: 31 Nights of Fright” special.
The Ithacan · ‘Deja View’ – “American Son” (2019)
This week, host Rachael Weinberg talks to Ithaca College senior Rhys Washington about American Son (2019).
The Ithacan · ‘Deja View’ – “The Invisible Man” (2020) vs “The Invisible Man” (1933)
In Deja View’s newest episode since February, host Rachael Weinburg reviews “The Invisible Man” (1933) and “The Invisible Man” (2020), which stars Elizabeth Moss and was directed by Leigh Whannell.