The Ithacan

Review: New era feminist movie feels all too performative

By Frankie Walls, Community Outreach Manager • March 10, 2021

“Moxie,” directed by Amy Poehler, is a movie that represents the new era of feminism — white feminism, that is.

Review: “The Kissing Booth 2” explores web of teen relationships

By Gabrielle Topping, Staff Writer • August 5, 2020

"The Kissing Booth 2" retains all the drama, humor, and charm of the original movie.

Q&A: Junior acting major in Netflix series finale

By Hannah Fitzpatrick • February 20, 2019

Junior acting major Dharon Jones auditioned for a role in the Broadway musical “Mean Girls” but instead received an opportunity to appear in a Netflix hit. Jones was a dancer and extra in the final...

‘Deja View’: Netflix’s ‘Big Mouth’

October 22, 2018

Video: Audio: On a slightly more inappropriate episode of Deja View, Jake Leary, staff writer Natalie Newman and “We Need to Talk” host Sophia Adamucci discuss “Big Mouth,” Netflix’s...

Deja View: ‘Jessica Jones’ season 2 — The ups and downs

March 22, 2018

“Deja View” host Jake Leary and Staff Writer Liza Gillespie discuss the highs and lows of “Jessica Jones” season 2, the wonders of David Tennant, the worst parts of “The Defenders,” and...

Deja View: The many problems with another Netflix movie — ‘Mute’

March 14, 2018

“Deja View” host Jake Leary and Staff Writer Charlie Musante try (and fail) to figure out what happens in Duncan Jones’ “Mute.” You can subscribe to our podcasts on iTunes here and SoundCloud...

Deja View: Netflix’s new coming-of-age drama ‘Everything Sucks’

February 26, 2018

On this episode of “Deja View,” Jake Leary and returning guest Kara Bowen, assistant Life and Culture editor, discuss “Everything Sucks.” The pair break down the strengths and weaknesses of...

Review: Netflix mixes its messages in controversial series

By Matt Maloney, Assistant Multimedia Editor • April 18, 2017

The highs of the narrative can’t compensate for the lows of the message. “13 Reasons Why” isn’t the mental health education it could have been.

Review: Netflix’s afterlife drama feels like an afterthought

By Samantha Brodsky, contributing writer • April 12, 2017

Though there’s nothing wrong with a plot twist or cliffhanger, the film ends in such a way that the viewer is left with nothing more than confusion.

Review: Mysterious Netflix comedy makes mirth out of misery

By Ashley Wolf, Staff Writer • February 10, 2017

The playful artistic direction and compelling mystery leave the audience wanting to explore more of the Baudelaire childrens' world.

Review: Netflix Original “Flaked” thrives on actors’ talent

By Angela Weldon, Assistant Life & Culture Editor • April 2, 2016

Set in beautiful Venice, California, Netflix Original Series “Flaked” follows the journey of recovering alcoholic Chip (Will Arnett) and his friends who have been formerly or are currently in the program.