USG Movies Review: The Boy and The Heron

After a 10-year hiatus, and a false retirement, legendary Japanese filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki is back with a stunning new film that bends reality and reminds audiences why Studio Ghibli is revered for creating films that have a timeless appeal.

A complex villain story, turned to film: a review of ‘The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes’

"As far as movie adaptations go, “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes,” with Suzanne Collins as its executive producer, is astonishingly faithful to the book."

"As far as movie adaptations go, “The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes,” with Suzanne Collins as its executive producer, is astonishingly faithful to the book."

The power of PinkPantheress: a review of ‘Heaven knows’

"PinkPantheress’s new album crafts a masterful sense of etherealness defined by nostalgic beats, yearnings to a return to youth, and deep reflection on her past, current, and future self."

Martin Scorsese’s ‘Killers of the Flower Moon:’ The Osage, oil, and the Reign of Terror

“As the film cuts to a scene of Ernest and his brother robbing and looting the Osage people, it is clear who these wolves are.”

The return to ‘Wonderland’: a review of ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’

“From the visuals of the cover artwork to the songs themselves, the album dazzles. ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ presents an opportunity to return to Swift’s anthems of the past through the lens of her talent and perspective today.”

“From the visuals of the cover artwork to the songs themselves, the album dazzles. ‘1989 (Taylor’s Version)’ presents an opportunity to return to Swift’s anthems of the past through the lens of her talent and perspective today.”

Everything to give you: A review of Troye Sivan’s ‘Something To Give Each Other’

Taken together with the visually stunning and radiant music videos that Troye Sivan has created, the artist’s new album dares to inspire ambition, daydreaming, and forever yearning. If you have not yet taken the time to listen to “Something To Give Each Other,” I can guarantee that it has everything to give you emotionally.

Taken together with the visually stunning and radiant music videos that Troye Sivan has created, the artist’s new album dares to inspire ambition, daydreaming, and forever yearning. If you have not yet taken the time to listen to “Something To Give Each Other,” I can guarantee that it has everything to give you emotionally.

Ed Sheeran’s ‘Autumn Variations’: A fall album that falls short

"Sheeran’s brutal optimism might just be what we all need to face the fall midterms season at Princeton."

No Snooze: students flock to SZA-headlined campus forum

As she approached the end of her presentation, SZA finished with a bang — in lieu of a full concert set-list, she offered an acoustic version of “Kill Bill,” live from the lectern.

‘Oppenheimer’ review: Nolan brings complex humanity to picture of Princeton resident

“But beyond the film’s proximity to our community and the social media frenzy of Barbenheimer, the question remains: is it any good?”

“But beyond the film’s proximity to our community and the social media frenzy of Barbenheimer, the question remains: is it any good?”

'More plot in its pinky finger than a DC movie': Black Panther 2 film review

Marvel’s latest Black Panther movie gives us “everything we could possibly want,“ Contributing Writer Jessica Wang writes in her review of sequel “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.”

Marvel’s latest Black Panther movie gives us “everything we could possibly want,“ Contributing Writer Jessica Wang writes in her review of sequel “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.”

‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’: Too much Marvel, not enough context

“Some may wonder why I take such an issue with this. After all, countless films have been criticized for doing exposition-dumping instead of just telling the story. But in the case of ‘Ant-Man,’ the lack of orientation makes for quite a confusing viewing experience.”

“Some may wonder why I take such an issue with this. After all, countless films have been criticized for doing exposition-dumping instead of just telling the story. But in the case of ‘Ant-Man,’ the lack of orientation makes for quite a confusing viewing experience.”

Five rom-coms perfect for Valentine’s Day viewing

“Valentine’s Day is rapidly approaching, so whether you’re planning a movie night with your boo or a solo candy binge, you’re going to need something to watch. Here are five of the best romantic comedies to set the mood for the most romantic day of the year.”

“Valentine’s Day is rapidly approaching, so whether you’re planning a movie night with your boo or a solo candy binge, you’re going to need something to watch. Here are five of the best romantic comedies to set the mood for the most romantic day of the year.”

Spielberg’s lively, disjointed, semi-autobiographical odyssey: “The Fabelmans” review

“However, in truth, the movie might not actually be about much at all. Perhaps it was simply the aging Spielberg’s nostalgic attempt to preserve the story of his family for posterity in the wake of his parents’ recent passing.”

“However, in truth, the movie might not actually be about much at all. Perhaps it was simply the aging Spielberg’s nostalgic attempt to preserve the story of his family for posterity in the wake of his parents’ recent passing.”

10 holiday movies, shows, and songs to welcome a winter wonderland

“Sometimes, all you need is to turn your brain off, turn on the TV, and sip some hot chocolate.”

“Sometimes, all you need is to turn your brain off, turn on the TV, and sip some hot chocolate.”