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(04/11/23 3:27pm)
The Eagle has released a staff diversity report for the past two years in our efforts to increase diversity and maintain accountability for members of the American University community. The results indicate a large decrease in the number of staffers who identify as male and an increase in gender-nonconforming, lesbian, bisexual, pansexual and disabled representation.
(04/06/23 2:00pm)
The first great British rom-com of the 2020s has arrived; “Rye Lane” is a delightful, subversive and visually stunning instant classic.
(03/10/23 1:28pm)
The sixth time's the charm for this horror franchise. “Scream VI” opens with one of the series’ all-time best opening sequences and only ramps up the action and bloodshed from there.
(03/08/23 5:27pm)
How many concussions does Creed have? Although that question is not answered in “Creed III,” the film confronts childhood trauma and how it affects the next generation.
(03/01/23 8:08pm)
Ever wondered what would happen if a 500-pound black bear ate multiple bricks of cocaine? In Elizabeth Banks’ “Cocaine Bear,” a comedy inspired by the true story of a bear who died of an overdose on cocaine in 1985, you’ll find out.
(02/28/23 4:36pm)
Donald Glover’s “Atlanta” has been one of the most influential shows in the past few years. From portraying hip-hop culture, to offering critique on modern movements, “Atlanta” is far from your average comedy-drama.
(02/20/23 5:59pm)
The little guy made a big bang, kicking off Marvel’s phase five with power in the new film “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania.” The latest Marvel addition went in a new direction from past “Ant-Man” films but kept the classic humor involved as Ant-Man took on his biggest villain yet.
(02/10/23 1:18pm)
With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, there has never been a better time to rediscover the best rom-coms the 21st century has to offer. From electric chemistry to iconic musical moments, these movies have it all. Whether you're watching with a significant other or close friends, these movies are sure to leave a smile on your face.
(02/08/23 4:01pm)
M. Night Shyamalan is back with his latest overwrought thriller “Knock at the Cabin.”
(01/20/23 2:48pm)
“Say Hey, Willie Mays!” tells the true life story of Willie Mays, focusing both on his transcendent baseball ability but also the racism he overcame and continued to face throughout his career.
(01/19/23 1:24pm)
Hispanic Heritage Month may have come to an end, but that doesn’t mean that you have to stick to watching only the suggested movies on Netflix. There's an endless list of powerful films that feature Latino directors and actors spanning a myriad of genres, styles and narratives. The following movies are exceptional, stand-out works each telling different stories in beautiful ways.
(01/19/23 1:18pm)
Despite being a fantastic film, “The Whale” leaves the audience with no desire to watch it again anytime soon. It’s smartly written, fully utilizing a small and nuanced cast of characters. Yet it is also not afraid to make the viewer uncomfortable, with a building sense of dread created by the film’s soundtrack and dark subject matter. Although it will certainly not be as controversial as director Darren Aronofsky’s previous film, “Mother!,” the slow pacing and oppressive atmosphere of “The Whale” make the movie less approachable than the average popcorn flick.
(12/08/22 1:00pm)
Steven Spielberg tells his remarkable origin story in the wonderfully wholesome and semi-autobiographical new movie “The Fabelmans.” The joyous film celebrates the art of filmmaking juxtaposed with the unique awkwardness of American adolescence.
(12/07/22 1:00pm)
“Spoiler Alert” is a beautiful, heart-wrenching romance story about falling in love, finding a second family and living every day like it's your last. Based on Michael Ausiello’s beloved memoir “Spoiler Alert: The Hero Dies,” the film follows his 13-year relationship with Kit Cowan, a photographer who died of a rare form of neuroendocrine cancer in 2015.
(11/30/22 1:43pm)
Autumn is the time for curling up under a nice blanket, drinking tea and admiring falling leaves. While getting cozy for the season, you might want to watch some great movies and TV shows. The Eagle has compiled a list of the best films and TV series to get you in an autumn vibe.
(11/16/22 2:16pm)
Throughout his career, David Lynch has critiqued and commented on many facets of American society. In “Mulholland Drive,” Lynch analyzes Hollywood’s politics through the lead character Diane’s dreamstate.
(11/08/22 6:04pm)
“My Policeman” reckons with tough themes of love and infidelity while revealing the true history of police violence against LGBTQ+ community. But Harry Styles's acting distracts from these significant issues.
(10/25/22 1:25pm)
Adam McKay’s “Don’t Look Up” is anything but a surface level film. Released in 2021, it explores relevant issues such as political polarization and the loss of trust in scientific research. The film mirrors many of today's societal fractures and the performances of its legendary cast make these issues resonate with the audience.
(10/19/22 1:00pm)
October brings cold weather, longer nights and pumpkin spice. More importantly, it's the perfect time to rediscover your favorite horror movies and check out forgotten gems. In honor of spooky season, The Eagle has compiled a list of the best horror movies to watch alone or in the company of your closest friends.
(10/12/22 4:00pm)
“Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile” is a new musical adaptation of Bernard Waber’s beloved book series of the same name. Featuring Shawn Mendes, who stars as Lyle, this lighthearted tale of a crocodile finding his home in New York City requires suspension of disbelief but expects the audience to stretch their imaginations too far.