What even happened in Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet”?
Christopher Nolan’s new film “Tenet” was difficult to follow, as well as difficult to audibly comprehend. Here’s how Nolan’s film can be broken down, as reviewed by The Quad.
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Review: Portrait of a Lady on Fire (2019)
Celine Sciamma’s “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” pushes film boundaries with its emphasis on female roles and an untraditional music score.
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Gender Bias in the Film Industry
Is it a huge win for the film industry that three of the 19 movies nominated for Oscars this season are written and/or directed by women, or do women in film still have an uphill battle for more female representation?
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Whatcha Watching on Thanksgiving?
Thanksgiving break is a great time to catch up on all the Netflix and recent movies you’ve missed; but, it can be overwhelming to pick just a few from a long list of options. Find out what other BU students are planning to watch this break for some guidance.
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“Jojo Rabbit”: Funny, Yet Sincere
Taika Waititi, the director of “Jojo Rabbit,” makes the audience consider the perspective of a child during Nazi Germany.
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The Joker Controversy
Director Todd Phillips’ new film “Joker” (played at AMC Boston Common, Regal Fenway and Kendall Square Cinemas) might be the perfect flick for your Halloween, as long as you don’t mind a little violence.
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The Incredible Success of Crazy Rich Asians
Directed by Jon M. Chu, Crazy Rich Asians dominated box offices with its focus on romance, comedy and the elitist class of Singapore.
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BU Alum Spreads Empathy, Friendship Through Filmmaking
What if there were a place where people of radically different abilities and backgrounds came together, and through the power of friendship, made a movie, sang songs, and sometimes fell in love?
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BU Cinematheque Kicks Off With Larry Charles
Friday evening, director, writer, and producer Larry Charles, famous for Borat and Seinfeld, spoke at the Boston University Photonics Center to share the thought process that goes into comedy films and TV shows. “An …
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Review: “The Martian”
“Blade Runner” and “Alien” are two of the most essential science fictions of all time. “Blade Runner” with its dark, wet, neon-lit dystopia of a humanity that has grown strange …
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Why the Star Wars Trailer is Magic
“Star Wars” is the first thing I can remember liking. I can only guess how I was introduced to “Star Wars” — I figure it was through my parents who, like …
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The Theory of Everything: Redmayne’s Ticket to the Oscars
Eddie Redmayne absolutely shines as physicist Stephen Hawking in James Marsh’s beautiful new film, The Theory of Everything.
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