‘The Umbrellas of Cherbourg’ Review: A Symbolic Phenomenon
★★★★½ Bright visuals lead up to a bittersweet ending A classic unlike any other, The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, directed by Jacques Demy, seamlessly blends comedy, romance, and...
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‘Breaking the Waves’ Review: Scenic Beauty Paralleled With Psychological Trepidation
★★★★★ The cataclysmic shorelines of self-pity Immortalizing a summation of oxymoronic concepts through the process of cinema is nothing shy of a preeminent feat....
The Fallen POGchamp
Ah yes, the infamous POGchamp. A emote that millions look at and share the emotion of excitement and hype. It’s...
Cyberpunk 2077… What Happened?
Well, it’s finally here. Seven years later, after so many delays, Cyberpunk 2077 has finally released. So, now we have...
In 5…4…3…2…
All your nostalgic dreams are coming true–iCarly, the beloved Nickelodeon sitcom, is being rebooted. One of the most treasured shows...
‘Fanny and Alexander’ Review: A Contemporary Christmas Masterwork
★★★★★ Life through the lens of the youthful. When a director or screenwriter strikes a chord within their viewer that centers around a personal idea or...
There’s a Peculiarly Intriguing Aroma That Embodies Aaron Sorkin’s “The Trial of the Chicago 7”
★★★½ A window to the rebellious American soul. With the intent of watching a story of true events, written by one of the most talented screenwriters...
What’s So Special About the December Issue of Vogue?
Ah, Harry Styles--everyone’s favorite former lead singer of a boy band turned multi platinum solo artist. He found lots of...
