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The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

The Student Newspaper of DePaul University

The DePaulia

Emily Robinson and Elsie Fisher in Eighth Grade.

Bo Burnham excels in directorial debut

Garret Neal, Staff Writer May 14, 2018

While I may not have been there since the beginning, it has certainly been interesting to see the wide arc Bo Burnham’s career has been. He began filming YouTube videos in his bedroom, playing songs...

In the film, Chris Pratt reprises his role as Star-Lord from "Guardians of the Galaxy."

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‘Infinity War’ delivers on promise

Garret Neal, Staff Writer April 30, 2018

This may be the most unnecessary review I’ll ever write (but please, read on). If you need to be told “Avengers: Infinity War” is about an alien from the moon Titan named Thanos who wants to bring...

Graduate student Harsha Gallupalli reinvents H.G. Wells' classic short story "Door in the Wall" in his thesis film "The Blue Door." It officially premieres at DePaul in June.
IMAGE COURTESY OF HARSHA GALLUPALLI

‘The Blue Door’: Film student returns to childhood in new film

Garret Neal, Staff Writer April 23, 2018

H. G. Wells is one of the most influential science fiction writers of all time. Prominently shown in the 2005 “War of the Worlds” remake with Tom Cruise and soon in the planned “Invisible Man”...

Joaquin Phoenix stars in drama/mystery film "You Were Never Really Here."
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The confusion of ‘You Were Never Really Here’

Garret Neal, Staff Writer April 23, 2018

“You Were Never Really Here” is directed by Scottish director Lynne Ramsay and is based on the book by Jonathan Ames. Joaquin Phoenix stars as a man named Joe, who has a deeply troubled past but currently...

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“The Rock” returns to action in “Rampage”

Garret Neal, Staff Writer April 16, 2018

Objectively, beyond a shadow of a doubt, “Rampage” is a bad film. However, this does not mean it isn’t an enjoyable film – during some moments, at least. “Rampage” comes to us from “Cats...

"Shot in the Dark" follows two up-and-coming basketball players at Orr High School as they deal with violence and poverty on Chicago's West Side. 

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“Shot in the Dark”: the story of being an elite athlete in Chicago’s West Side

Marissa De La Cerda, Contributing Writer April 16, 2018

It’s a familiar story. Two star basketball players have dreams and aspirations bigger than their gang-affiliated Chicago neighborhood will allow. There was “Hoop Dreams” in 1994, which followed two...

John Krasinski directs and stars along side his wife Emily Blunt in "A Quiet Place."

Krasinski’s new must-see horror film

Garret Neal, Staff Writer April 9, 2018

Almost every horror film has a moment where one of the protagonists is trapped in the same room as the monster/psycho and the audience collectively holds its breath, seemingly trying to avoid making any...

Anderson's new film is being touted as one of the most ambitious stop-motion projects.
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Film review: “Isle of Dogs” tells heartwarming tail

Isabella Brock, Contributing Writer April 9, 2018

Wes Anderson’s newest film, “Isle of Dogs,” was released in Chicago on March 23. Set in Japan, the film depicts a dystopian future where dogs are banished from the country to nearby “Trash Island,”...

Olivia Cooke stars in Steven Spielberg's new epic film set in a virtual reality.
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“Ready Player One” rife with easter eggs

Garret Neal, Staff Writer April 2, 2018

Easter weekend is never complete without an egg hunt and “Ready Player One” delivers the most cinematic one ever. Director Steven Spielberg takes audiences on a visually stunning journey into the not...

Henry Winkler and series co-creator and star Bill Hader in a scene for HBO's "Barry." 
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Henry Winkler stops by to talk “Barry”

Lacey Latch, Editor-in-Chief April 2, 2018

Legendary actor Henry Winkler, best known for his role as “The Fonz” on “Happy Days,” stopped by ArcLight Theater last Thursday for a special screening of his new HBO show “Barry” and a moderated...

Olivia Cooke and Anya Taylor-Joy appear in Thoroughbred by Cory Finley, an official selection of the NEXT program at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival. (Photo courtesy of Sundance Institute)

“Thoroughbreds” is this year’s dark horse horror film

Lacey Latch, Editor-in-Chief March 23, 2018

Usually, two teenage girls plotting a murder, one a certified sociopath, would be a niche film. Fortunately this film, “Thoroughbreds,” fits into the relatively niche genre of low-budget horror films...

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Film review: Marvel’s “Black Panther” highlights Black excellence

Lacey Latch, Editor-in-Chief February 14, 2018

“Black Panther” is the most universally accessible Marvel film to be released while also being the most socially conscious. This film follows T’Challa (Chadwick Boseman), the new king of the African...

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