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The Suffolk Journal

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The Suffolk Journal

By Twitter user @FeudFX

Miniseries rekindles decades old fight with “Feud”

Felicity Otterbein March 1, 2017

Bette Davis reportedly once said about her Hollywood arch-nemesis “The best time I ever had with Joan Crawford was when I pushed her down the stairs in ‘Whatever Happened to Baby Jane?’” They...

Navigating exclusion

Navigating exclusion

Felicity Otterbein February 10, 2017

In an emotional rollercoaster of heartache, loss and forging of new relationships, filmmaker Felicia Lowe conveys the trials and tribulations of her journey to discovering her mother’s past and the extent...

Courtesy of Facebook user Do Not Resist

Hard truths: Hard to resist

James MacDonald November 10, 2016

Craig Atkinson, with credits in award-winning documentaries such as "Detropia,"made his disquieting directorial debut with “Do Not Resist,” a documentary film that made its Boston debut at the Museum...

By Facebook page The Rocky Horror Picture Show

‘Rocky Horror’ disappoints, scratches necessary original content

Felicity Otterbein October 23, 2016

After much anticipation and hype, "The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let’s Do the Time Warp Again" aired on Fox Wednesday night, paying tribute to the original 1975 musical comedy-horror film. The latest...

Review: Sorrow is Born in the Hasty Heart

Maliha Khan September 29, 2016

The 1950’s is brought back to life at the Museum of Fine Arts through their latest film series “Reagan in Hollywood: The Origins of a Conservative Icon. The series derives the legendary of Mr. Reagan...

By Flickr user sade adelekan

Commentary: Confirmation is more than a history lesson

Sharyn Gladstone April 20, 2016

HBO delivered a striking depiction toward women with its powerful film, “Confirmation,” about University of Oklahoma law professor, Anita Hill and her former employer at the Department of Education...

Batman v. Superman is flawed, but entertaining

Colin Barry April 13, 2016

Batman and Superman are two superheroes who are ingrained into American pop culture. The two have fought multiple times in their respective comics, but never on the silver screen. While “Batman v Superman:...

Disney creates a living, breathing city in Zootopia

Colin Barry April 6, 2016

In a sprawling urban landscape, people come from all different backgrounds and personalities. Sometimes, everyone has the ability to work together, but more often than not, citizens just don’t get along. Disney...

By Facebook user Gandul

Oscars remain gold amid controversy

Sharyn Gladstone March 2, 2016

The 88th Academy Awards aired on Sunday to the second lowest viewership in its history. Chris Rock hosted the ceremony amid the #OscarsSoWhite controversy in which all the acting nominees, and most nominees...

Sarcastic superhero is an R-rated blast

Colin Barry February 24, 2016

Deadpool is one of the most popular characters Marvel Comics has ever produced, debuting as a generic bad guy who later developed into a sarcastic jerk in the 90s. Nowadays, Deadpool is best known as a...

‘Black’ succeeds in sex appeal, lacks humor

Serina Gousby February 10, 2016

A parody film’s job is to be at least twice as funny or greater than the film it is imitating. However, if a movie is imitating a romantic film like “Fifty Shades of Grey” that received poor reviews,...

By Facebook user Fox 26 Houston

Ambitious, electric Grease is the one that we want

Sharyn Gladstone February 3, 2016

FOX made an impressive first attempt at a live musical with its exhilarating production of “Grease Live!” on Sunday. FOX also became the first network to have a live audience and incorporate them into...

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