Review: Singles for the week of 9/15
“Misbehaving”
Labrinth
Released Sept. 15
Simco Limited
The first 30 seconds of Labrinth’s “Misbehaving” sound like an alien abduction.
“Misbehaving”
Labrinth
Released Sept. 15
Simco Limited
The first 30 seconds of Labrinth’s “Misbehaving” sound like an alien abduction.
For better or worse, the result is a television series that is at times a work of surrealist genius and at others an incomprehensible mess.
We just want to bring beauty and joy and positive energy as often as we can to as many people as we can.
There is a nugget of genius in “American Dream,” but it is never polished into something brilliant.
“Death Note” is neither a strong stand-alone story nor is it a compelling retelling of the manga.
It’s a tired set up, and because director David F. Sandberg doesn’t mix up the formula, the film is bogged down by cliche.
“Whether it’s the specialty shows or the modern rock, the students do a really great job of keeping it sounding good.”
“Ingrid Goes West” is a multifaceted, character-rich, hilarious examination of celebrity culture, mental illness and social media addiction.
“The Circle” is another in a long line of science fiction films that recklessly damns innovation without acknowledging the necessity of advancement.
“The Rover” is the final main stage production from the Ithaca College theater department for the 2016–17 season.