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The Rocky Mountain Collegian

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Review: ‘Anemone’ is a failure saved by cinematography

Carlee Elders, Staff Reporter October 9, 2025

An anemone is a flower that possesses meaning in Greek mythology, representing love and loss. Does love diminish loss, or fuel the torment? Ronan Day-Lewis attempted to address the question in his 2025...

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Review: Paul Thomas Anderson strikes gold with thrillingly hilarious ‘One Battle After Another’

Willow Engle, Copy Chief October 6, 2025

“One Battle After Another,” is — in no uncertain terms — the most politically cognizant film of the 2020s. While other attempts at contemporary political satire like “Eddington” and “Don’t...

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‘The Long Walk’ is a much-needed shift in horror films

Carlee Elders, staff reporter September 25, 2025

Often when thinking of Stephen King adaptations, the mind automatically goes to the sewer clown or REDRUM spelled backwards. “The Long Walk,” however, possesses no supernatural horror. It is one of...

Sabrina Carpenter reimagines sex comedy with sparkly pop twist on 'Man's Best Friend'

Sabrina Carpenter reimagines sex comedy with sparkly pop twist on ‘Man’s Best Friend’

Hannah Parcells September 18, 2025

A decade after the release of her debut album, "Eyes Wide Open," Sabrina Carpenter has fully reimagined herself in the public eye. Seven albums, several world tours, a stint as an opener for Taylor Swift...

Rebecca Evans, curator of the exhibition "Dear Old Coat: Sentiment, Stewardship, Sustainability," stands beside the door of the Avenir Museum of Design and Merchandising’s Richard Blackwell Gallery Sept. 4. The exhibition will be on display in the gallery until Dec. 20.

‘Dear Old Coat’ exhibition bridges historical fashion, current sustainability

Isabella Trinchero, Social Media Director September 10, 2025

How emotionally involved are you with your closet? How connected are you to each piece you own? In today’s world, the ethical challenges facing the fast fashion industry are inextricable from consumers'...

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‘Weapons’ is still worth watching, despite AI controversy

Alli Adams September 7, 2025

Any media is subject to the watchful eye of social media in today’s society. Superman becomes too woke, Fantastic Four becomes too colorful, and now there is a new victim. "Weapons," the passion...

Ninajirachi's 'I Love My Computer' is exactly what EDM needs

Ninajirachi’s ‘I Love My Computer’ is exactly what EDM needs

Willow Engle, Copy Chief September 4, 2025

If there was a soundtrack to living inside of a computer, it may very well be "I Love My Computer." Over the 39-minute runtime of Ninajirachi's debut studio album "I Love My Computer," the Australian...

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‘Superman’ redefines heroism through new strength in empathy, truth

Laila Shekarchian, Staff Reporter August 22, 2025

Released in July 2025 and directed by James Gunn, "Superman" isn’t just a reboot, it’s the kind of movie that reminds you why superheroes exist in the first place. Under the pressure of its legacy...

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‘Yellowjackets’ season 3 is messy, flawed, still worth watching

Chloe Waskey, Staff Reporter May 9, 2025

After nearly two years of waiting, "Yellowjackets" fans finally got a third season of the gripping and emotional story of the stranded, cultish teenagers so many had become attached to. Unfortunately,...

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Bong Joon Ho does it again with hilarious, smart ‘Mickey 17’

Gigi Young, Digital and Social Director April 2, 2025

Leave it to filmmaker Bong Joon Ho to take a wild sci-fi premise and turn it into something equal parts thrilling, hilarious and self-aware. "Mickey 17" isn’t your typical existential, brooding space...

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‘Sunrise on the Reaping’ is story of tragedy, both familiar, unexplored

Emily Flaherty, Staff Reporter March 31, 2025

The new addition to "The Hunger Games" book series, "Sunrise on the Reaping," is like no book I have ever read before. It is full of one overarching story, with elements both familiar and new, with one...

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‘Conclave’ unveils battles of faith, power, deception within Vatican election

Hannah Parcells, Managing Editor March 25, 2025

“The throne is vacant,” declares the solemn Cardinal Joseph Tremblay (John Lithgow) over the deathbed of the pope, surrounded by a small group of the Catholic Church’s most powerful — and ambitious...

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