Books & Arts Archives - Page 13 of 27 - Harvard Political Review

Author - January 28, 2013

Despite its historical inaccuracies, Django Unchained is entertaining in ways that only a Quentin Tarantino movie can be.

Author - January 28, 2013

David Freed explains why the understated realism of David O. Russell's film makes it the best of the year.

Author - January 28, 2013

David Freed reviews Argo, the film that establishes Ben Affleck as a talented director and actor once and for all.

Author - January 28, 2013

Ross Svenson responds to criticism of the depiction of torture in Kathryn Bigelow's latest film.

Author - January 28, 2013

Barbara Halla analyzes the appeal of foreign films in the U.S.

Author - January 28, 2013

HPR writers explore the 85th Academy Awards.

Author - January 28, 2013

Wes Anderson's newest film deserves to be nominated for the Best Picture Academy Award.

Author - January 8, 2013

J.K. Rowling's debut adult novel is a first-hand look at various manifestations of disappoints and failings of human nature.

Author - December 27, 2012

Corey Pletan reviews one of the year's most talked-about books, surrounding the operation to take out Osama bin Laden.

Author - November 29, 2012

Steven Spielberg's new movie is another example of Hollywood mistreating issues of race and gender.