Arts & Entertainment
A Magical Weekend Watch
I love fall. More specifically, I love fall at home in Nebraska. I have realized that more since I have been in college when I can’t participate in the usual fall activities with my family. […]
Weekend Watch
Arts & Entertainment
A Thank You Letter To Early 2000’s Reality Television
Thank you, Early 2000s Reality Television, for shaping who I am, in a weird, sort of warped way. Thank you, “Survivor,” for teaching me that you can never trust someone 100% of the time. Thank […]
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Deconstructing The Adventure Movie
In the seemingly endless stream of action/adventure movies today, there exists an oddly specific and formulaic subgenre: the archaeological/treasure hunt movie. Despite the nearly set-in-stone formula that movies of this subgenre follow, most of them […]
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Not So Happy Gilmore: Adam Sandler As A Serious Actor
I want to begin this piece with a disclaimer. I have been, and always will be, an Adam Sandler truther. I’ve seen every piece of onscreen work he has been a part of, from his […]
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Movie Magic: How Ryan Coogler And Michael B. Jordan Might Just Be The Shaq And Penny Of The Film Industry
The director/actor constant collaborators are an underrated part of the film world. In the beginning, you had Jimmy Stuart and Alfred Hitchcock, two icons in their own right who helped develop America’s love of film. […]
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Weekend Watch: Thoughts On IT And Horror Movies
Over the summer, my roommates and I hosted Monday night dinners for our friends, which consisted of the cheapest food possible to make, mid-priced desserts (because if you’re going to splurge, it better be on […]
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Weekend Watch: Pluto TV
Last night I was about to turn the TV off when my roommate asked me what Pluto TV is. I had absolutely no clue; this Roku was my grandma’s until a month ago, and I […]