“The Batman” is an engrossing, dramatic and suspenseful film that had my interest for the bulk of its three-hour runtime. There was a lot of hype and attention around this film in the months preceding...

*Spoiler warning for “The Book of Boba Fett” Season 1* Watching Disney+’s newest “Star Wars” show, “The Book of Boba Fett” tends to be an overwhelmingly up-and-down experience. While on...

*Warning: This article contains spoilers for “Spider-Man: No Way Home.” If you haven’t seen it yet, then go see it. It's amazing.* “Spider-Man: No Way Home” has smashed through the pandemic...

The latest installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, “Eternals,” can be best described as an ambitious film. The film seeks to unveil new events in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that no one knew...

Last year, I wrote an article for The Lambert Post asking students what their favorite Christmas movies are. Among the list was the movie “Die Hard”. The 1988 film tells the story of an NYPD officer,...

1917 is a cinematic masterpiece, not only through its revolutionary camera work but also for its soulful storytelling and incredible audio design. A multitude of factors justifies this film’s whopping...

Parasite, directed by South Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-Ho, has made its American release in theaters after stirring up quite the positive buzz beforehand. This film tells a socially conscious tale about...

I recently decided to watch some Studio Ghibli films, those of which are generally reputed for their charming stories and gorgeous 2D animation. I had always known of these movies, regularly seeing references...

Send in the clowns, for Gotham's iconic villain, has made his origin story debut in all of its haunting, masterful beauty. Given the dark nature of the character, this movie is unapologetic in its telling...

Guillermo Del Toro’s The Shape of Water not only won best picture at the 90th academy awards, but the film also won multiple Oscars for direction, music, and production design. In a cold war time period,...

While there have been multiple successful movies that highlight LGBT characters and relationships, like Moonlight and Call Me by Your Name, these movies are typically aimed at older audiences with R ratings or more artistic audiences with showings only at arthouse theaters. In teen-aimed content, LGBT representation has a reputation for not going well, usually either having stereotypical one-sided characters or very sad storylines. In recent years this has been improving, but #buryyourgays is an undeniable trope. Some people think movies like Love, Simon aren’t necessary and that current teens won’t appreciate it but I disagree. Love, Simon provides semi-realistic positive content for teens, whether or not they’re gay, Love, Simon is a fun relatable story, and positive relatable role-models are never unneeded when you’re growing up.