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"I think [watching Mean Girls in English class] is a great idea. It's funny, and then it also shows...how girls act, [not realistically], but it's enhanced. It's really entertaining," said sophomore...
In the era of Netflix and megaplexes, an independent cinema in Columbia Heights gives audiences a classic moviegoing experience Tom Letness dimmed the lights hanging from the movie theater's...
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away... Amidst the dry hills of the deserts of Tatooine, a series of beeping noises can be heard on the wind. Two metal creations wander through the sand peaks,...
Extraordinary love and unexpected endings, what more could you ask for? The Fault in Our Stars and If I Stay bring everything you're looking for in a summer blockbuster. Choices. That's what life...
How should we view and understand movies with religious themes? By Taylor Bye.
The moment that Ansel Elgort and Veronica Roth's heads become visible as they ascend the escalator and step onto the red carpet, the screaming begins. The two are welcomed by throngs of fans, most...
When Disney bought out the Star Wars film franchise from Lucasfilm LTD last year, many Star Wars fans were in an...
The Place Beyond the Pines crosses lines successfully Walking out of The Place Beyond the Pines, you'll feel like...
Squeamish need not apply First time director reimagines cult classic with copious gore Do blood and gore make you...
Pictures from Minnehaha's spring play, Twelfth Night (or What You Will). Photos and video by Maddie Binning.
"The book is always better than the movie." How often do we hear this? After every book to movie adaptation, there are...
A night at the Oscars In a ceremony known as the biggest night in Hollywood, where an abundance of famous faces crowd...
Favorite five freaky flicks Consider the scenario: you're having a Halloween party with your friends. After a night of...
Embracing the bloody cliches Horror movies. Slasher flicks. Shock Films. Jump scares. Horror was once a genre that...
One president, one ax and lots of gore It appears as if every summer must have a single cross-genre screwball film...