Zachary Zahos '15 takes a look at four of the most common types of moviegoers you'll see this summer.

Five Arts and Entertainment writers pick who will, and should, win the 2013 Academy Awards.

Zachary Zahos '15 sees the conversion from celluloid to digital film as inevitable, unavoidable and nearly complete.

Leos Carax's Holy Motors combines performance art, music and film theory into one mad trip, writes Henry Staley '16.

Arts and Entertainment Editor Zachary Zahos '15 finds the heroic deeds of Harry Potter and Carrie from TV's Homeland depressing in light of his feeble, mortal accomplishments.

Arielle Cruz '15 previews the original Django coming to Cornell Cinema.  The cult "spagetti western" has inspired more than 30 unofficial sequals, the most recent is Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained.

Current and former Arts and Entertainment Editors Zachary Zahos ’15 and Peter Jacobs ’13 breakdown as they break down the 2013 Oscar nominations, released this morning.

Far more epic and ambiguous than the "Osama bin Laden Movie" you may be expecting, Zero Dark Thirty captures the fear and confusion of the world post-9/11 and makes for an unparalleled (and fast!) 157-minute cinematic experience. Arts and Entertainment Editor Zachary Zahos '15 calls it the best film of the year.

Meredith Joyce '14 deconstructs Joe Wright's beautiful but senseless deconstruction of Leo Tolstoy's masterpiece Anna Karenina.