New and Upcoming Movies to Watch in November
As the year ends, we are still seeing unique and interesting movies released, but it is almost hard to keep
Film Festival Round-Up | College Tribune
It has been a busy few weeks for the world of film as papers and news sites are filled with
The Gray Man: A Fitting Name for a Colourless Film
The Gray Man follows Court Gentry aka Sierra Six (Ryan Gosling), who is learning his true place within the CIA
The Boys Season 3: A Bloody Good Time
The Boys season 3 review contains only general information about the plot and no major spoilers. The Boys returns for
The Batman- Masked Defender of the Status Quo?
After first learning of Matt Reeves’ The Batman the obvious question to ask is why? More specifically, why reboot this
Ireland’s Place in Dramatic Cinema
There is no doubt that the movie industry has a strong connection to the people of Ireland. Whether its Irish
Review – Disney’s “Turning Red”
With the recent push in animation toward diversity and representation, I was curious to see what Pixar’s new film Turning
Review – Belfast: A Troubled Memoir
Kenneth Branagh’s Belfast is a nostalgic and surprisingly upbeat portrayal of his own early life in Belfast during the Troubles.
Review-Pam and Tommy: Sex Tape, Scandals & Sebastian Stan
On February 2nd Hulu premiered its new limited series, Pam and Tommy. The story is based on Pamela Anderson and
Style Lookbook: Euphoria Edition
Euphoria swept the world up in its glittered storm ever since the show first aired on HBO in 2019. The
Oscar Nominations 2022 | The Snubs and The Surprises
The Oscar nominations were announced early in the morning on the 8th of February and as is the case every
UCD’s Film Society: Keeping Us Entertained!
With the latest government restrictions in place leaving students with less options for activities on campus, UCD’s Filmsoc is one