Tag: movie

[MOVIE REVIEW] Just Mercy might change opinions about criminal justice

Johnna Melk-Johnson, Staff Writer

March 4, 2020

Facing racial discrimination at every turn, Stevenson is convinced of Walter McMillian’s innocence and is determined to get his death sentence overturned.

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[MOVIE REVIEW] Levine’s Long Shot is a sure thing

Anna Nowakowski, Staff Writer

February 21, 2020

Long Shot gives us a look into the ups and downs of a heart warming and hilarious relationship.

Tags: Charlize Theron, Long Shot, movie, Seth Rogen

[MOVIE REVIEW] Taylor Swift tells her coming of age story in Miss Americana

Ivy Raya, Staff Writer

February 14, 2020

Singer and songwriter Taylor Swift releases a documentary on Netflix.

Tags: Documentary, Miss Americana, movie, Taylor Swift

[SPARTAN ON THE STREET] What character from a TV show/movie would you meet?

Salah Abdulkarim, The Rubicon

October 21, 2019

Spartan on the Street is a monthly video series where several people respond to a single question.

Tags: Deadpool, it's always sunny in philadelphia, Maura Hartfeldt, movie, Quinn Appert, ryan reynolds, saffy rindelaub, scarlet witch, spartan on the street, the avengers, Thor, tv show

[Movie Review] Joker stuns audiences by showing villain’s vulnerability

Will Schavee, RubicOnline

October 9, 2019

The Joker reveals shoking backstory of a famous villain, showing the man behind the mask.

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Top five summer Netflix movies to watch this weekend

Lara Cayci, RubicOnline Editor

May 10, 2019

As we start the month of May and try to put the groggy nine-month-long Minnesota winter behind us, the warm sun and bright blue skies are finally appearing. Lounging back and watching a film reminiscent of summer this weekend could give you the motivation to get through these last weeks of sc...

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[MOVIE REVIEW] Five Feet Apart conforms to stereotypes, doesn’t glorify disease

Lucia Granja, Staff Writer

May 3, 2019

Five Feet Apart, a cheesy and basic romantic comedy falls short in terms of plot, but succeeds in the portrayal of people with Cystic Fibrosis.

Tags: cystic fibrosis, five feet apart, movie

Throwback Theaters

Emma Sampson, RubicOnline Editor

February 20, 2019

While the landscape of the twin cities area is always changing there are still several areas which can offer a blast to the past via old entertainment.

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[MOVIE REVIEW] Every Day offers typical romance transformed

Eloise Duncan, Staff Writer

March 9, 2018

A was played by a total of fifteen people. Even though there are obvious differences in the people, they were able to keep the mindset and personality of A constant throughout the movie.

Tags: david levithan, every day, movie, review