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Entertainment


Senior staff writer Abbey Elizondo can’t stop thinking about Netflix’s new romance drama, “One Day.”
ENTERTAINMENT

How ‘One Day’ wrecked me

Within days of starting this show, I was telling everyone about how this show is a masterpiece of character study and cinematography. The music matches every year of these characters’ lives. And don’t get me started on the colors — you will blink once and be transported to a whole different mood.  


Digital Managing Editor Luke Macy is glad the "Argylle" movie is gone, and he thinks you should be, too.
ENTERTAINMENT

Goodbye, ‘Argylle’ trailer, you won’t be missed

Many lessons can be gleaned from the marketing of “Argylle”: Rapid-paced trailers that are more focused on actors than the movie’s distinctiveness don’t always work; the cost of oversaturating the market isn’t always made up in sales; high-budget movies may need to become a thing of the past; don’t over rely on phrases and images for marketing; and so on.


Editor in chief Sean Scott explores “The Movies” as an experience and how the film industry is battling against streaming after attending a reissue of “Dune” in theaters.
ENTERTAINMENT

We’re ‘Dune’ it again

Thanks to schedule changes by studios in the wake of the writers’ and actors’ strikes, 2024 is pretty light overall on butts-in-seats movies. Reissues like “Dune” certainly help though, and I expect we’ll see more anniversary-type movies trying to fill the space.


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