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‘The Gentlemen’ hides its message behind thinly-veiled irony

Scott Powell January 29, 2020

If movie directors were painters, Guy Ritchie would be Jackson Pollock; his films are not so much films as they are violent, chaotic whirlwinds of the components of cinema all splashed onto a screen in...

5 trends from the previous decade that should stay there

5 trends from the previous decade that should stay there

Elena Waldman January 21, 2020

Alright folks, the decade has officially ended — and what a decade it was. It seems like a lifetime ago we were participating in the juvenile fun of the '10s, aimlessly singing along to Kesha’s “TiK...

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‘Little Women’ leaves little impact

Scott Powell January 21, 2020

Greta Gerwig is talented. For proof of this, one need look no further than her 2017 coming-of-age tour de force “Lady Bird.”  Seriously, it would probably be best not to look further than this,...

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‘1917’ shows gruesome trenches of WWI up close and personal

Leo Friedman January 21, 2020

World War II movies are a common staple in American cinema, but World War I and its horrifying trenches are far less frequently shown on the big screen. British director Sam Mendes’ “1917” closes...

Displayed in the front counter, the cinnamon rolls are one of the most popular items at the Silver Grill Cafe

Collegian picks: Favorite Christmas traditions

Lauryn Bolz December 16, 2019

Regardless of your religion (or lack thereof), Christmas is a day that is so pervasive, it's basically unavoidable. For some of us, the annual gift-giving day gets tiresome. Some decide to focus on what's...

Image taken from "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer", the holiday movie classic written by Robert L. May. (Photo courtesy of CBS/Landov via Wikimedia Commons)

Best holiday TV specials to ring in the season

Scott Powell December 11, 2019

If all the neighborliness and good cheer being spread around this time of year is starting to nauseate your inner Scrooge, perhaps it's time to retreat back into the great indoors and snuggle up in front...

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‘Knives Out’ slices up immigration narratives

Scott Powell December 10, 2019

Watching “Knives Out” is a little bit like eating sushi. At first, it’s just awful. It's a cacophonous, confusing crap-salad of different textures, tones, styles and jokes that don’t quite land...

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‘The Kacey Musgraves Christmas Show’ brings lighthearted wit

Monty Daniel December 10, 2019

Kacey Musgraves is the Christmas queen we may not have put on our wish lists but got anyway. Released on Nov. 29, "The Kacey Musgraves Christmas Show" came as a welcomed surprise, unlike the package of...

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‘The Report’ gets the facts right, not the feelings

Scott Powell December 4, 2019

Movies are fiction. Even when they’re about facts, they’re fiction. This isn’t to say that they are untrue or deceitful, simply that the kinds of truths expressed through film have no tangible, factual...

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‘The Irishman’: a down-to-earth flip of the gangster genre

Scott Powell December 3, 2019

Life is like a box of chocolates. Or, rather, life is like eating an entire box of chocolates in a single sitting; it’s all fun and games until you get to the end and suddenly regret every decision you've...

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Mr. Rogers biopic brings the trope of kindness to new depths

Scott Powell December 2, 2019

Marielle Heller's “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood” is a good movie. It isn’t great; it isn’t spectacular; it doesn’t tear into the depths of your soul or wrench open the floodgates of your...

AJ Frankson, also known as her stage name, Janet Earth, perfoms at Pinball Jones Campus West Nov. 16, 2019. (Monty Daniel | Collegian)

Local musician Janet Earth creates planet of new music

Monty Daniel November 21, 2019

With the recent closure of the Downtown Artery, Fort Collins music lovers are looking for other places to support local artists. AJ Frankson, also known by her stage name Janet Earth, is part of the growing...

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