“Moonage Daydream” Review: Now There’s a Star, Man!
James Knowles
A&E Editor
“Moonage Daydream” opens with a long quote regarding the death of God, the ways people filled that vacuum, and an intellectual clean...
Series offers enrichment and life lessons
Film Streams, together with the Natan and Hannah Schwab Center for Israeli and Jewish Studies at the University of Nebraska Omaha, is screening a film series which offers moviegoers an opportunity to increase their knowledge about Israel and learn valuable life lessons.
OPINION: Five Black stories to watch this Black History Month
Corey Osborne
CONTRIBUTOR
Although I would argue that you should consume Black film and television content throughout every month of the year, Black History Month is...
Film preview: “(Re)Assignment”
Jeff Turner
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR
“(Re)Assignment,” as it’s now being called, has been floating around IMDB.com for the past few years. There was talk of...
‘The Batman’s’ unique marketing technique could change movie promotions
Jared Sindt
ONLINE REPORTER
“The Batman” is set to arrive this year, and the marketing team is making sure to bring the hype.
The main villain of...
Sausage Party fails to pass first wave of critique
Jeff Turner
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR
I loved “This Is the End” I honestly did. It had this sort of raw creativity to it that made...
Godzilla vs. Kong Movie Review: The movie to end all movies
Jackson Piercy
CONTRIBUTOR
This might be the greatest movie ever. Not in terms of acting, plot development or even special effects. I’m talking in terms of...
“Call Me By Your Name” is a romance ahead of its time
Hope Schreiner
CONTRIBUTOR
Based on André Aciman‘s novel of the same name, “Call Me By Your Name” takes place in northern Italy in 1983. It follows...