The Event: DSA hosts the three-in-one talent showdown
Sydney Brummel— Staff Writer On the evening of Friday, April 23, a large crowd of Dordt students and friends gathered inside the B.J. Haan Auditorium. Six white banners hung from […]
Category Archives: Entertainment
A review of The Haunted
Rochelle vanderHelm— Staff Writer The only time I have been truly horrified by a play was when I was still a wee child of fifteen and two actors kissed on […]
Shifting gears with The Falcon and The Winter Soldier
Gretchen Lee—Staff Writer After the smashing success of WandaVision, Disney faced the challenge of following it up with a show that would even remotely touch the excitement people had for […]
The 93rd Academy Awards makes history
Daniel Ketchelos— Staff Writer A night surrounded by A-list actors, renowned filmmakers, and the prestigious golden Oscar filled the 93rd Academy Awards. The Academy Awards focus on honoring high-achieving filmmakers […]
Leaving home for a new land in Minari
Yage Wang— Staff Writer A unique story of South Korean culture quietly released in US theaters in mid-February. For many English-speaking audiences, Minari is an outlier and may feel strange […]
The Courier: a realistic look at espionage
Gretchen Lee—Staff Writer Sometimes I forget that spies are not purely fictional. In a world that romanticizes spies in literature and film, it is easy to forget there are real […]
Nobody Review
Daniel Ketchelos— Staff Writer Nobody follows the story of an average man, Hutch Mansell (Bob Odenkirk) as he reembraces his former violent lifestyle. When a confrontation with the son of […]
Chaos Walking Review
Aleasha Hintz — Staff Writer As I walked into the theater at Cinema 5 to see Chaos Walking, the first thing that caught my attention was how few people occupied […]
Raya and the last time I cried in a movie theatre
Gretchen Lee — Staff Writer I don’t cry during movies very often. I feel the full spectrum of human emotions and I connect deeply to movies and characters, but it […]
The Dig Film Review
Daniel Ketchelos — Staff Writer Rarely does a Netflix Original film exceed expectations in both quality and storytelling. The Dig crafts together a captivating plot with beautiful cinematography and stylistic […]
