Nolan combines technical brilliance with riveting storytelling While the “Barbenheimer” craze – a moniker given to the pair of box office powerhouses Barbie and Oppenheimer – is dominating popular...
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Between the stars, a review of Interstellar
Interstellar is defined as "occurring or situated between stars," and it is a fitting title for a movie that wholly deals with the concepts of space travel as well as black holes. The thrilling...
A summer of love
Extraordinary love and unexpected endings, what more could you ask for? The Fault in Our Stars and If I Stay bring everything you're looking for in a summer blockbuster. Choices. That's what life...
Divergent stays true to the book
The moment that Ansel Elgort and Veronica Roth's heads become visible as they ascend the escalator and step onto the red carpet, the screaming begins. The two are welcomed by throngs of fans, most...
Movie review: Captain Phillips
Stepping inside the pirates' shoes It's a true story of two captains and their crew just trying to do their jobs. For one that means carrying cargo to ports on the African coast, but for the other...
Movie review: Dallas Buyers Club
A changed man fighting for his life Sex and drugs. A straight man is tested positive for HIV but denies the sickness because of the homosexual connotations. Yelling at the nurse, Ron Woodroof...
Entertainment under the sun
Summer 2013 didn't quite have the blockbusters of recent years, but that's not to discount it. There were some truly...
The Meaning of Movies
The significance of movies Senior Anna Scholl expresses her love for movies, and explains that this art form is often...
The rediscovery of a once-forgotten genre
With Django: Unchained newly released on DVD westerns are beginning to return to the film radar Schizophrenic...
Movie review: The Place Beyond the Pines
The Place Beyond the Pines crosses lines successfully Walking out of The Place Beyond the Pines, you'll feel like...
Movie review: Evil Dead
Squeamish need not apply First time director reimagines cult classic with copious gore Do blood and gore make you...
The great question: is the book or movie better?
"The book is always better than the movie." How often do we hear this? After every book to movie adaptation, there are...
Games & misfits (review)
Wreck-It-Ralph is stylish, witty & fun It's a film about retro video games mixed with modern-day technology...
Catch a Spielberg classic
Why young movie fans shouldn't think it's safe to go back in the water Jaws is more than entertainment; it's one of...
The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (review)
An unexpected journey to an imaginative world In September 1937, Oxford professor J.R.R. Tolkien published his first...