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Cornell Cinema Reels In Students After Reopening
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Cornell Cinema reopens with dozens of educational and entertaining film options, drawing student crowds for the first time in a year.
The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/cornell_cinema/page/2/)
Cornell Cinema reopens with dozens of educational and entertaining film options, drawing student crowds for the first time in a year.
This April, students can grab popcorn, blankets and snacks to celebrate the return of a treasured Cornell tradition: Movies on The Arts Quad.
Even though Tompkins County is one of the few counties in the area given this privilege, theaters will remain in their virtual or closed state.
The beloved cinema hub’s upcoming titles — such as Parasite and Joker — can be products of student recommendations or faculty requests.
This upcoming semester has a truly wonderful program.
One of the criticisms levied at the overuse of violence, but honestly I find this to be incredibly lazy. It’s a mob movie — what exactly were you expecting?
Cornell Cinema’s been a stalwart of campus life since 1970 despite the influx of home video and streaming services because it offers an experience no at-home platform will ever be able to provide, and that’s not changing any time soon.
Thanks to increased funding from a variety of sources, Cornell Cinema is now poised to expand operations and its impact on campus.
‘Shoplifters’ disappears under the unwavering realism captured in every moment.
Although Cornell Cinema shows 10 to 15 movies per week, the planning procedure for selecting these popular movies starts long before the lights dim.