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Weekend Watch: Gladiator
Hundreds of men line up, prepared for a gruesome battle. Around them are broken trees, veiled by the smoke left from the fires that once lit them. A war general walks among his men before […]
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Weekend Watch: The “Groundhog Day” Phenomenon
Every day is filled with choices. Good ones, bad ones. The decisions that we make keep us up at night, regretting what we said or didn’t say. Humans function on a linear timeline, constantly thrust […]
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Woman Of The Hour: A Step Toward Doing True Crime Right
I never fully understood some people’s fascination with crime dramas. Every time my roommates were watching “Criminal Minds,” I would walk quickly through the living room with my eyes averted. However, over the years, I have […]
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Weekend Watch: In ‘May December’ Charles Melton Excels
“May December” is one of the most disturbing movies I’ve watched in recent years. I’ve only been that unsettled the entire duration of a film a handful of times. Yet, I couldn’t stop watching, in […]
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The Holdovers: An Immersive, Comforting Trip Back To The 70s
I was sick and tired of my generation and TikTok, so I watched a movie that felt in every way like the 70s. The more I’ve been exposed to the dizzying reels and fast-moving media […]
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Weekend Watch: In ‘Asteroid City,’ Wes Anderson Lulls Us To Sleep
This past summer, I had an idea for a video I wanted to make. If you don’t know me, here’s some context: I make videos all the time, sometimes for work, sometimes for class but […]
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Weekend Watch: ‘Past Lives’—Change Is Part Of The Human Experience
I hate change. I always have. To me, change means leaving the familiar behind and having to exchange it for something new. However, I don’t think change is necessarily as black and white as I […]