Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

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Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

Georgetown University’s Newspaper of Record since 1920

The Hoya

4Es Guide to the Golden Globes

4E’s Guide to the Golden Globes

By Courtney Klein and Courtney Klein January 11, 2015

While it is the first Sunday of the semester and the day of the SAC CAB fair, all the real important people of the world know the true importance of this day. Duh, it is the Golden Globes! While there...

Mastering the Movie Night

Mastering the Movie Night

By Elizabeth Harvey and Elizabeth Harvey October 9, 2014

Every now and then, even the most self-possessed Georgetown students will come to find themselves at the point where they just. Can't. Even. Whether you've been #raging every night or you've spent so...

Kodak Film Captures Spirit of Rome

By Tim Markatos September 19, 2014

‘Roman Holiday.” “La Dolce Vita.” “Bicycle Thieves.” “To Rome with Love.” The Eternal City, as anyone who has been there or seen the aforementioned movies can tell you, is anything but...

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Despite what movies like Adventureland promise, not all dull jobs turn into something exciting.

The Downside of Summer

By Justin Kotwicki July 2, 2014

We all dream of summer vacation. And in part, our ideas of what those long, free days will hold are shaped by the countless movies we’ve seen about the adventures that can happen in this wonderfully...

Its an Honor to be Nominated, But We Only Care Who Wins

It’s an Honor to be Nominated, But We Only Care Who Wins

By Sydney Bolling and Sydney Bolling March 2, 2014

I’m sure like all ardent Oscar fans, you’ve see all of the movies nominated for Best Picture. Okay maybe half of them. A few? Two? All right, you saw one with your family over winter break because...

Spoiler Alert: Suspense is Overrated

By Victoria Edel February 28, 2014

Yesterday, my friend texted me a pretty big “House of Cards” spoiler. It wasn’t malicious; he just thought I had finished all the episodes. While a lot of people would be extremely upset if a major...

The Laultimate Film Collection

The Laultimate Film Collection

By Emily Min and Emily Min February 23, 2014

Oh, Lauinger Library. You're the home of broken dreams and reduced ambitions. You're also literally home for some unfortunate students during finals season. Maybe you haven’t noticed, but recently Lau...

A Brief Guide to Romantic Movies

A Brief Guide to “Romantic” Movies

By Emily Min and Emily Min February 14, 2014

It’s mid-February. There’s snow on the ground and the smell of random Leo’s desserts are in the air. You know what that means ­— it’s Valentine’s Day! Of course, we here at 4E have been churning...

The Exorcist Celebrates 40 Years of Spooks

The Exorcist Celebrates 40 Years of Spooks

By KP and KP October 30, 2013

While many Hoyas are anxiously preparing for a happy Halloween – scrambling for last minute costumes, plowing through midterms and getting the lowdown for trick-or-treating on Embassy Row – the folks...

Halloween Movies for Easily Scared Souls

Halloween Movies for Easily Scared Souls

By Francisca Johanek and Francisca Johanek October 26, 2013

It’s that time of year again, Hoyas. I’m not talking about the fall, though you have already been warned about them. I'm not talking about the never-ending midterms, and I'm not talking about the equally...

Exploring Foreign Cinema

By Kaley Beins September 27, 2013

As people trickled into the theater, bits of Spanish phrases blended with the laughter of a couple in the front row and the rustling of a potato chip bag. The 24th annual AFI Latin American Film...

Finding Films to Change and Grow With Us

By Victoria Edel September 27, 2013

There is no great college movie. There is no film that transcends, that speaks to the college or even post-grad experience in a meaningful, interesting way. Most college movies are about frats, whether...

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