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Review: Glen Powell eats the rich in ‘How to Make a Killing’
By Isabella Konecky | March 6, 2026How to Make a Killing is largely successful, though it struggles to find a satirical balance.
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Review: A competitive job market turns cutthroat in ‘No Other Choice’
By Isabella Konecky | March 2, 2026'No Other Choice' is a bleak, endlessly watchable dark comedy about the contemporary job market.
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Review: ‘Wuthering Heights’ is a let-down
By Isabella Konecky | February 23, 2026Jacob Elordi and Margot Robbie’s strong performances cannot redeem the ultimately vapid adaptation of Emily Brontë’s source text.
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Review: ‘Train Dreams’ is a visually stunning, poignant meditation on the costs of industrialization
By Isabella Konecky | February 16, 2026Against the backdrop of the Pacific Northwest, the film chronicles the life of an American railroad laborer in the early 20th century as he reflects on his role in a changing world.
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‘If I Had Legs I’d Kick You’ is a stressful, one-time watch
By Isabella Konecky | February 13, 2026“If I Had Legs I’d Kick You” is an anxiety-producing, gripping and unflinchingly honest story about motherhood.
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Review: ‘Hamnet’ is a raw, stunning portrait of grief
By Isabella Konecky | February 9, 2026Chloé Zhao’s “Hamnet” is an intimate and searing portrayal of Shakespeare’s family rebuilding after their son’s death, which supposedly inspired the play “Hamlet.”
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‘Sentimental Value’ may be a perfect movie
By Isabella Konecky | February 2, 2026Following one family’s journey toward reconciliation, director Joachim Trier’s record-breaking “Sentimental Value” is a moving reflection on accountability and forgiveness.
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Review: Laura Dern gives a magnetic performance in ‘Is This Thing On?’
By Isabella Konecky | January 26, 2026Following the midlife crisis of a man who finds self-actualization in stand-up, Bradley Cooper’s latest film is a moving meditation on what it sometimes takes to repair a relationship.
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Review: ‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ has structural flaws, but Jeremy Allen White delivers
By Isabella Konecky | January 23, 2026The deliberately introspective, anticlimactic film examines the making of Springsteen’s haunted folk album “Nebraska.”
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‘I don’t know what kind of country we live in’: Students both criticize and defend ICE behavior at Dartmouth Turning Point USA event
By Isabella Konecky | January 16, 2026Some students expressed support for law enforcement, while others criticized ICE’s behavior as “racially motivated."