The Student News Site of Ithaca College

THE ITHACAN

The Student News Site of Ithaca College

THE ITHACAN

The Student News Site of Ithaca College

THE ITHACAN

“Concrete Cowboy” is a successful call to action for viewers to educate themselves about the current problems with increased gentrification.

Review: Drama depicts the threats that gentrification poses

By Sydney Brumfield, Staff Writer April 16, 2021
“Concrete Cowboy” is a successful call to action for viewers to educate themselves about the current problems with increased gentrification.
Despite Andre’s classic insanity appearing in moments throughout the film, “Bad Trip” isn’t as special as it could, and perhaps should, have been.

Review: New comedy features more cliches than genuine humor

By Elijah de Castro, Staff Writer April 5, 2021
Despite Andre’s classic insanity appearing in moments throughout the film, “Bad Trip” isn’t as special as it could, and perhaps should, have been.
Column: What obsessive media coverage does to a stars mental health

Column: What obsessive media coverage does to a star’s mental health

By Hannah Sanson, Contributing Writer March 17, 2021
Pop culture has taken an active role in covering the deeply personal aspects of celebrities’ lives without care or compassion.
Disney+’s “Flora & Ulysses” perfectly captures this sense of imagination in a family-friendly adventure filled with laughs, charm and plenty of heart.

Review: New Disney superhero movie embodies imagination

By Evan Miller, Staff Writer March 11, 2021
Disney+’s “Flora & Ulysses” perfectly captures this sense of imagination in a family-friendly adventure filled with laughs, charm and plenty of heart.
Streaming service oversaturation

Streaming service oversaturation

By Avery Alexander, Staff Writer March 1, 2021
While new services may seem to present an opportunity for innovation and market diversity, the rapidly expanding industry might actually bring about its own downfall.
“To All the Boys: Always and Forever,” the final film in the “To All the Boys” trilogy, picks up where its predecessors left off.

Review: Netflix rom-com wraps up trilogy in a bow

By Elijah de Castro, Staff Writer February 23, 2021
“To All the Boys: Always and Forever,” the final film in the “To All the Boys” trilogy, picks up where its predecessors left off.
Webtoons transform into Korean dramas

Webtoons transform into Korean dramas

By Avery Alexander, Staff Writer February 18, 2021
Webtoons, a form of fun and nifty virtual comics designed to be read on the go, have become a fairly regular part of Western pop culture.
For the women of the new Mandarin-language Netflix film, fate has rigged their family on a slippery slope of grief.

Review: Dramatic film weighed down by soundtrack

By Elijah de Castro, Staff Writer February 15, 2021
For the women of the new Mandarin-language Netflix film, fate has rigged their family on a slippery slope of grief.
“Finding Ohana” is a Netflix original family adventure movie that is not only a fun watch but is doused in Hawaiian culture and shares the story of reconnecting with one’s heritage.

Review: Family adventure suffers from predictability

By Alex Hartzog, Staff Writer February 12, 2021
“Finding 'Ohana” is a Netflix original family adventure movie that is not only a fun watch but is doused in Hawaiian culture and shares the story of reconnecting with one’s heritage.
Deja View - When They See Us (2019)

‘Deja View’ – “When They See Us” (2019)

By The Ithacan, Rachael Weinberg February 9, 2021

The Ithacan · 'Deja View' - "When They See Us" (2019) In the final episode of the Celebrating Black Creators mini-series, host Rachael Weinberg sits down with recent Ithaca College graduate Pallas-Amenah...

Netflix’s “Fate: The Winx Saga” is a new, gritty live-action adaptation of “Winx Club,” but instead of whimsical magic, viewers are confronted with drugs, murder and steamy romance

Review: Magic teen drama lacks imagination

By Maddy Martin, Life & Culture Editor February 2, 2021
Netflix’s “Fate: The Winx Saga” is a new, gritty live-action adaptation of “Winx Club,” but instead of whimsical magic, viewers are confronted with drugs, murder and steamy romance.
“The Princess Switch: Switched Again” retains the Christmas charm of the original “The Princess Switch” movie, but the acting drags it down with Vanessa Hudgens taking on a third role in the main cast.

Review: Holiday film reveals Vanessa Hudgens can’t hold three roles

By Kat Gomez, Contributing Writer December 4, 2020
“The Princess Switch: Switched Again” retains the Christmas charm of the original “The Princess Switch” movie, but the acting drags it down.
Load More Stories
Donate to THE ITHACAN
$1275
$2000
Contributed
Our Goal