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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Recap: 75th Golden Globes

Isabella Brock, Contributing Writer January 16, 2018

The Golden Globes took place over the past weekend, and this year brought heavy competition and many memorable moments as Hollywood celebrated another year of great entertainment and incredible social...

Whats fresh on Amazon Prime

What’s fresh on Amazon Prime

Matt Koske November 13, 2017

Take a look at what's Fresh on Amazon Prime. [accordions] [accordion title="Captain Fantastic " load="show"] Given that students are given an Amazon Prime membership, often these movies...

Directed by Jason Hall, “Thank You for Your Service” stars Miles Teller as Adam Schumann, a returning war veteran struggling to adapt to civilian life with PTSD.

Miles Teller plays Adam Schumann in soldier’s homecoming drama

Matt Koske October 23, 2017

Following the adaption of Chris Kyle’s autobiography “American Sniper,” Jason Hall (“Paranoia”) makes his directorial debut with yet another adaption of Pulitzer Prize winning journalist David...

Ryan Gosling (left) and Harrison Ford (right) in Denis Villeneuve’s “Blade Runner 2049” that opened in theaters on Oct. 6 to $32 million. The original was released in 1982.

Film review: Blade Runner 2049

Jonathan Ballew, Assistant News Editor October 16, 2017

Thirty five years ago, the original “Blade Runner” hypnotized viewers with never-before seen visuals and thrilling sound design.  The story alone is so captivating that Hampton Fancher and David...

Directed by Greta Gerwig

Film Festivities: A look into the Chicago International Film Festival

Matt Koske October 2, 2017

As award season is fully underway, film festivals are taking place every other weekend and the word of mouth is spreading for films that greatly deserve it. Last year, the Chicago International Film Festival...

The subscription service is boosting numbers of moviegoers, especially millennials who can now afford to visit the theater multiple times in a month. 
(Victoria Williamson/The DePaulia, Stats by Variety Magazine)

MoviePass cards delivered after significant price drop

Matt Koske September 25, 2017

MoviePass is simple. You pay a monthly subscription that grants you the option to see up to one move per day, for every day of the month. Fortunately, for us moviegoers, it just got a whole lot simpler. ...

Toronto International Film Festival ran Sept. 7-17 with over hundreds of screenings 
The festival is one of the largest film events in the world. (Matt Koske, The DePaulia)

Film Festivals: An in-depth look at what happens in front of the big screen

Matt Koske September 18, 2017

The film festival circuit is crucial for independent filmmakers, buyers, sellers, distributors, studios, press, whoever, you name it. No matter your interest or your involvement in the movie medium, there’s...

IT is in theatres now

What’s fresh in film

Matt Koske September 11, 2017

IT Beloved Stephen King and Pennywise return to the big screen for another go around of “It” after the 1990 miniseries. Both projects are adapted from King’s highly successful novel of the same...

Actors from Kathryn Bigelow’s “Detroit” discuss societal conflicts and police brutality

Actors from Kathryn Bigelow’s “Detroit” discuss societal conflicts and police brutality

Matt Koske August 2, 2017

Our Arts & Life Editor, Matt Koske, got to sit in on an exclusive screening of "Detroit" last week. Shortly after, he sat down for a round-table interview with two of the film's stars, Algee Smith...

Union Stations new exhibit showcases Chicago film and travel

Union Station’s new exhibit showcases Chicago film and travel

Pat Mullane September 19, 2016

The usual walk through Chicago’s Union Station is one surrounded by glimpses of a fast paced traffic of suited men, or an exhausting party of families waiting for their train, or perhaps just a silent...

Review: ‘Suffragette’ connects with modern issues

Review: ‘Suffragette’ connects with modern issues

Erin Yarnall October 25, 2015

Throughout the past 96 years since women have gained the right to vote, many young female voters have stopped caring about the political power their vote holds, and voter turnout has continued to decrease....

Steven Spielberg praises his heroic characters

Steven Spielberg praises his heroic characters

Matt Koske October 18, 2015

On behalf of his newest film “Bridge of Spies,” director Steven Spielberg participated in a nation-wide college conference call, and the DePaulia was able to speak to the three-time Academy Award...

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