By Kevin Ludy '19
I knew almost nothing about this movie going into it. I knew that it had recently won four Golden Globes and had potential for the Oscars, but the characters, plot and setting was...
By Alex Sprouls ’19 and Camryn Ragland ’18
After an accomplished year of Oscar and Tony wins for Staples alum Justin Paul, he and his artistic partner, Benj Pasek, kicked off 2018 by winning the...
By Matthew Engler '18
Directed by Aaron Sorkin, “Molly's Game” made its box office debut Jan 5. The movie is one of the better dramas of the winter. The biography, and true story, of Molly Bloom...
By Jack Beck ’18
An ode to bad taste, the ha-ha comedy ‘The Disaster Artist’ involves one of the favorite topics of the movies: itself. It’s another story of crushed Hollywood dreams that unfolds...
By Erin Lynch '18
I walked into the theater to see the Greatest Showman knowing nothing, other than the fact that it starred two of my childhood heroes, Zendaya and Zac Efron.
Thirty minutes had...
By Jack Lev '20
“Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle” directed by Jake Kasdan is playing in movie theatres around Westport right now, and is the funniest movie to recently come out.
The...
By Molly Mahoney ’18
At Catholic girls’ high school, Christine “Lady Bird” McPherson sticks out like a sore thumb. Her messy, dyed hair matches the neon pink cast she wears after she broke her...
By Jake Navarro ’20
Directed by Sean Anders “Daddy's Home 2” is playing in movie theaters around Westport and is perhaps one of the funniest movies that has recently come out.
Before “Daddy's...
By Emily Stone '20
Stephen Chbosky’s “WONDER” is possibly the most authentic, controversial movie of 2017. Embedded with real world issues, witty humor and an exemplary cast, this movie will leave...
By Jake Navarro ’20
Directed by Zack Snyder, “Justice League” premiered in movie theaters around Westport on Nov. 17 and is perhaps one of the best movies created by Detective Comics, also known...
