Tag: Movie
'Eternals’ proves that a star-studded cast can't always save a movie
“Eternals” delivers three-dimensional settings and plots with two-dimensional characters, writes Screentime columnist Nate Lechner. Read More »
'Passing' brings light to hidden ambiguity found within racial identity
“Passing," the film adaptation of the 1929 Nella Larsen novel of the same name, is the directorial debut for Rebecca Hall. Read More »
Visuals, performances in 'Dune' draw the viewer in from start to finish
Through its star-studded cast and beautifully-executed settings Dune is one of Villeneuve’s best, writes screentime columnist Samuel Rivo. Read More »
'The Velvet Underground' brilliantly recalls one of music's most innovative bands
Director Todd Haynes’ foray into biography and music history with “The Velvet Underground” tells the story of impactful artists with a local tie. Read More »
Actors shine in 'Last Night in Soho,' but film lacks narrative punch
The film marks director Edgar Wright’s first attempt at a true psychological horror film, and follows the intertwining lives of modern-day student Ellie and 1960s singer Sandie. Read More »
Kick off spring 2022 registration with these Ted Lasso-themed course recommendations
The Daily Orange Culture staff have compiled a list of recommendations for spring 2022 classes, “Ted Lasso” style. Read More »
'Crossing Columbus' presents the uneasy relationship of bordering cities
Screentime columnists Madison Tyler and Samuel Rivo take a look at the documentary “Crossing Columbus” after viewing it at the Syracuse International Film Festival. Read More »
University Union to hold Q&A featuring 'Insecure' star Yvonne Orji Saturday
University Union will host “Insecure’s” co-star Yvonne Orji at the the Goldstein Auditorium on Saturday night for a moderated Q&A. Read More »
'The French Dispatch' presents technical upside, narrative downside of Wes Anderson
An anthology film, Wes Anderson’s latest project tells three separate stories based around the same fictional magazine. Read More »
Syracuse International Film Festival welcomes back film lovers
After a year online due to the pandemic, the Syracuse International Film Festival is being held in-person Oct. 22-24. Read More »
Poorly translated subtitles in 'Squid Game' gloss over Korean culture
The sensational South Korean Netflix series “Squid Game” fell short on some translations, writes Jade Chung. Read More »
After Daniel Craig's exit in 'No Time to Die,' who can fill the shoes of 007?
Screentime columnist Nate Lechner breaks down a few options for continuing the Bond franchise. Read More »
‘C’mon C’mon’ constructs true love letter to the familial experience
The newest film from Mike Mills stars Joaquin Phoenix in a subdued role in this tender story of a radio journalist and his nephew, Screentime columnist Michael Lieberman writes. Read More »
‘Lamb’ blends horror and family drama to present a terrifying take on parenthood
The film follows María and Ingvar, remote farmers whose decision to take in a half-human half-lamb hybrid as their own child sets them on a chilling path. Read More »
Season 2 of 'Ted Lasso' spreads message of empathy through darker themes
Screentime columnist Sam Rivo dives into the familial dynamics of “Ted Lasso.” Read More »
'Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ covers police brutality in bittersweet series finale
Screentime columnist Samuel Rivo analyzes how the final season of Brooklyn Nine-Nine exists in the current cultural climate. Read More »
‘Really Love’ offers an underwhelming alternative to Black trauma in film
“Really Love” is a mediocre movie, but we should still give its director a chance, Screentime columnist Madison Tyler writes. Read More »
Thriller film 'Titane' shows that unique storytelling isn't dead
"Titane," the second film by Julia Ducournau, was the first horror movie to win the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival. Read More »
5 obscure films that might end up on your favorites list
Screentime columnist Michael Lieberman recommends these obscure films, available now on several streaming platforms. Read More »
University Union releases fall 2021 cinemas schedule
UU’s fall Cinemas schedule kicks off with “Grease” and will feature additional movies like “Old” by M. Night Shyamalan. Read More »
'Sweet Life: Los Angeles’ shows us that life sometimes isn’t that sweet
Issa Rae's 'Sweet Life' champions South LA and its locals as they work to make it big. Read More »
‘The White Lotus’ attracts viewers with satirical take on economic hierarchy
The uber-elites in the HBO show leave a trail of damage in their path over the course of this compelling miniseries. Read More »
Finger Lakes Drive-in offers traditional movie experience on 106-foot screen
The oldest Drive-in theatre in NY is only 45 minutes from SU campus Read More »