Introducing the album is “In a Lake,” a peaceful anecdote on the struggles of smalltown life. Mitski’s ability to romanticize a lake as well as big city life is incredible, urging the listeners to leave all their belongings behind and backstroke in a lake for eternity or move to a big city and start over.
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It’s obvious in the film that initially Becket is very hesitant about the murders. While he curates his plans and feels the urge to commit them, he feels nervous and knows he shouldn’t do it. His fear quickly dissolves once the first murder is done, sending him down a spiral, soon consuming his life.
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“The Moment” follows Charli XCX’s post-album fame and the sudden push into the spotlight. The audience observes her as she faces difficulties such as venue lighting and how to stay relevant in the music industry. Ultimately, she woefully yet humorously captures the idea that this industry is not for the faint of heart, and that holding the star title is more gore than glamour.
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“I Used To Go To This Bar” starts off lively and exciting. The album then goes through a melancholic and reminiscent trip, ending with a sense of understanding for our past and uncertainty for the future. The album takes listeners from not thinking too much, to slight hopelessness, then to overthinking, and finally, all the way to self-realization and hope.
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The 2026 Oscar nominations were announced on Jan. 22 with Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners” gaining 16 nominations, including Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor and Actress, Best Director, and Best Picture. “Sinners” is officially the most Oscar nominated film of all time, the record previously belonging to “La La Land,” “Titanic” and “All About Eve” with 14 nominations.
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A key component to fully understand and appreciate the art that is “Nouvelle Vague” is to watch Godard’s “Breathless” first. “Breathless” follows the story of a French runaway convict falling in love with an American girl, who soon discovers his ways.
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“The Running Man” is an extremely important film. It highlights the struggle people are forced to endure every single day, whilst being pushed aside and given no attention.
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“Frankenstein: The Anatomy Lesson” dives into how each person on set contributed to the making of the film, from the sets to the makeup. The film was not just amazing due to great performances and efforts from the cast and director, but due to the collaboration, curiosity and love for bringing out the best in film.
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“Bugonia” is a completely organized movie, broken down into a succinct sequence of events on a strict timeline. Lanthimos’ depiction of organized chaos is truly remarkable.
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These are just some of the many films to look out for in the foreseeable future.
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