What can I say about Red Joan? I know that the book was an incredible story based from true events. That the protagonist was a complex and yet ultimately unequivocal […]
Category: Arts & Culture
Eighth Grade
I’m not sure how he’s managed to do it, but first time filmmaker Bo Burnham has somehow managed to not only break my heart, not only remind me of the […]
Interview: Bethany White
As part of The Yorker’s Alumni & Public Relations work, our current officer, Violet Daniels, interviewed Bethany White, former Film & TV Editor, and Deputy Editor for Content about her […]
Wild Rose
It’s refreshing, it’s funny and it will make you cry. Wild Rose is an unexpected story that manages to bypass the clichéd, well-trodden path of a relatable girl surging to […]
Review: Shazam!
Shazam! goes Big in a lighter and free-spirited adventure that still can’t quite escape the shadow of DC’s muddled storytelling. Despite its flaws, it stands as DC’s best film to […]
Review: Avengers Endgame
Avengers Endgame is the superb culmination of over a decade of Marvel’s Cinematic history that perfectly delivers the most emotionally affecting and crowd-pleasing film yet. The Russo’s had a hill […]
Green Book
Green Book is the very successful, based-on-a-true-story, buddy movie set in 1962. It follows Tony Lip (viggo Mortensen), a working class Italian American chauffeur and Don Shirley (Mahershala Ali), a […]
Captain Marvel
Here it finally is: the first film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with a female lead. So was it worth the wait? Well… yes and no. Yes because Brie Larson’s […]
The Godfather Part II (1974): A misuse of the word ‘Masterpiece’.
Will someone explain to me why this film is regarded as the greatest sequel of all time by many, and seen as the third greatest film ever by even more? […]
Stadia: Is it Game Over for Hardware?
On 19th March, Google announced Stadia, a new gaming platform that aims to change the way we play games by making them accessible to ‘any device with a Chrome browser […]