The “feel-good” comedy is probably the most needed genre for 2020.
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss "The Suicide Squad's" R-rating, Patrick Wilson dir…
As I’m sure anyone reading this knows, the 2020 election is this Tuesday. If you haven’t already, be sure to get out there, vote and make your…
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss the new sequel to "Borat," Oscar Isaac's casting a…
David Cronenberg is one of the most iconic names in all of horror cinema.
In a year dominated by depressing headlines and movie delays, one of the most pleasant surprises in the movie sphere was the announcement of a…
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss the wacky rumors revolving the story of "Space Jam…
In my freshman year of high school, I was coerced into reading William Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. For some reason, Millard Public Schools…
Rock ‘n’ roll documentaries are almost always a ton of fun. Whether it focuses on a particular band or the industry itself, rock docs have a k…
It’s no secret that Aaron Sorkin is one of the most acclaimed and talented screenwriters of the 21st century.
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss Doctor Strange joining "Spider-Man 3," the "Mad Ma…
When I looked online and saw the Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center was going to be playing a movie called “Shithouse,” I was immediately intrigued.
Even though this year has been pretty scarce in terms of movie releases, it looks like we’re still going to have some semblance of an awards s…
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss the shocking return of Jamie Foxx as Electro, the …
In 2019, Adam Sandler jokingly threatened that if he wasn't nominated for an Oscar for his role in “Uncut Gems,” he would purposely make the w…
In high school, I thought watching History Channel documentaries during class was one of the most underrated things we did.
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss Barry Jenkins directing a sequel to 2019's “The Li…
I’ve never been a die-hard fan of Jim Carrey.
Prior to watching “The 24th,” I was not aware of the Houston Riot of 1917, nor the story of the all-Black 24th United States Infantry Regiment…
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss the rumors of Tom Holland being cast as Link in Ne…
Look up any article on lo-fi R&B star Joji and you’ll see a variation of the same opening — shock artist turned pop singer, offensive cart…
With major blockbusters getting further delayed as a result of the coronavirus, most theaters across the country are filling their screens wit…
When it comes to pure filmmaking prowess, Denis Villeneuve is one of the top talents to come out of the 2010s.
Back in March when the coronavirus pandemic first caused all sorts of closures in the United States, I wrote a story about how the pandemic wo…
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss the latest movie news and give their personal rank…
When I first saw the trailer for “Antebellum” near the beginning of the year, I was confused by the film’s premise, but still intrigued to see…
“The Devil All the Time” is a Netflix original film based on the 2011 novel that tells the interconnected story of seven people who are all fr…
I knew next to nothing about “Yes, God, Yes” when walking into my screening of the film, which opens at the Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center…
Quentin Tarantino is undoubtedly one of the most popular and controversial filmmakers in recent film history.
A poor ending can really derail an entire film.
I’m a sucker for a good romantic comedy.
On a cold, rainy night, a small number of people gathered into the Lied Center for Performing Arts to catch the premiere of “Stono,” a film by…
Over the past few years it’s become apparent that Disney is all-in on making live-action remakes of their classic animated movies. When lookin…
“Being John Malkovich” has always been an enigma to me.
Considering today’s social environment where seemingly everything is politicized and any words out of one’s mouth can be interpreted as taking…
At the beginning of the year, prior to the coronavirus pandemic, “Tenet” was already one of my most anticipated movies of 2020.
I have a pretty big Alfred Hitchcock-sized hole in the films I’ve seen.
I should mention right off the bat that I’m by no means a diehard fan of the “Bill & Ted” movies. I saw the first film a few years back an…
I was not prepared for “Babyteeth.”
A lot of movies have been postponed this year.
After a long summer of closed movie theaters and moviegoers watching whatever could be found on Netflix, The Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Cente…
When movie theaters closed down in the spring, it made reviewing new movies kind of difficult. In order to keep writing about films, I started…
The Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center reopened this past weekend for the first time since its coronavirus-related closure in March. A lot has…
In 2016, the TV show “Lucifer” graced screens with an opening scene of lead actor Tom Ellis driving a black 1962 Corvette convertible while “A…
With the Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center reopening this Friday, Hirokazu Koreeda’s “The Truth” will be one of the first films to play on th…
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse and David Berman discuss Michael Keaton's return to Batman, Jude Law's casting as Captain…
Superhero movies are all the rage right now, and they have been for almost a decade. With major critical and box office successes such as “Ave…
On this episode of Cinebraskans, co-hosts Kyle Kruse and David Berman discuss NBA players seeing 'Black Widow' months early, the delay of the …
I knew I wanted my last Rewind Review of this semester with The Daily Nebraskan to cover a different kind of film than those in previous weeks.
I’ve been looking for an excuse to write about the beautifully named Australian psych-rock band King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard for a whi…
I’ve watched a lot of great movies for the first time as a part of this series of rewind reviews. “Avatar” was a marvel of visual effects, “Do…
For the third week of rewind reviews, I’ve decided to really hunker down and get to the meat of my watchlist. While there were many people sho…
Three months ago, I had no interest in watching this movie. It looked like an extremely generic animated movie for children that, in all likel…
There are very few new movies being released right now, which provides a rare opportunity to catch up on all the movies you’ve been meaning to…
The Ross will now allow people to rent and stream movies via its website, according to a statement from Director of Mary Riepma Ross Media Art…
Since the coronavirus hit, people have been confined to their homes for several hours a day. Puzzles can get frustrating and there are only so…
I’m pretty sure this is the longest period of time I have not gone to a movie theater since maybe my sophomore year of high school. With theat…
During our self-quarantine, my family and I were scrolling through Netflix for our nightly movie when we came across something that would chan…
On this episode of Cinebraskans, hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding remotely discuss the coronavirus's effect on the film industr…
Before jumping into this, it’s important to note that there are significantly more important things going on in the world right now other than…
I won’t lie. Writing this review feels a little weird.
The Mary Riepma Ross Media Arts Center will be temporarily closed effective Tuesday, March 17, due to recommendations for limited group gather…
With the fear of the coronavirus, many of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s organizations are finding new ways to host events. Cinema 16, a…
All major events at the Lied Center for Performing Arts have been cancelled or rescheduled through April 16, the center announced on Monday.
“The Hunt” had a long and interesting road to playing in theaters.
Inspirational sports films are a dime a dozen.
For weeks, fans of “The Bachelor” have watched Peter Weber battle drama, a golf cart and many teary-eyed girls on his journey to find love. Th…
Since Jack Hoppe was 6 years old, he knew he wanted to write and direct films. Hoppe said seeing 2001’s “The Lord of the Rings” movie with his…
When I sat down to watch “The Traitor,” an Italian film that tells the true story of the man who almost single-handedly brought down the crime…
So, this is a strange movie.
On this episode of Cinebraskans, hosts Kyle Kruse, David Berman and Mia Everding discuss their thoughts on the new "Invisible Man" film and wh…
The third season of the Netflix original animated series “Castlevania” is now available on the streaming platform. Based on the 1989 classic v…
Never underestimate Pixar.
This Tuesday, students at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln will have a chance to view “Girl Rising,” a 2013 documentary that follows nine gi…
