Action

4.5

Ford V Ferrari Movie Review. So Much More Than Just A Car Movie

November 15, 2019 Curt Cook

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Ford V Ferrari is a car lover’s fantasy, but it’s also so much more than that. With an engaging story and an interesting cast of characters, this is an experience that all cinema lovers will enjoy. Going into the screening, I had the preconceived notion that this film would just be loud cars and gearhead […]

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From Page to Screen: Book to Film Adaptations

November 14, 2019 Emily Casebolt

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As an avid book reader, I’ve always enjoyed going to see movies based off of my favorite novels. It’s bit of a gamble though. On the one hand, I’ll enjoy the movie and accept the inevitable changes that had to happen. On the other, the movie will make absolutely no sense and I sit in […]

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How Movies Define our Past and Present

November 11, 2019 Jason MBrown

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For well over a century, films have connected with audiences, indulging escapism and provoking thought. Movies are an obvious reflection of their time. From the superficial, like fashion and hairstyles, to the profound, like class and race, filmmakers’ choices create snapshots of the zeitgeist. The snapshots remain long after the world from which they came […]

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Comedy

5.0

Jojo Rabbit Movie Review. Dark Subject Matter Turned Into A Light-Hearted Satire

November 8, 2019 Curt Cook

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With quite easily the strangest premise of the year, Jojo Rabbit is an absolute delight. Set in Germany during the last few weeks of World War II, the story follows a young Nazi supporter named Jojo as he aspires to become a soldier in the war with the help of his imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler. […]

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Curt Cook

4.0

Doctor Sleep Movie Review

November 8, 2019 Curt Cook

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Doctor Sleep, the superhero sequel to Stanley Kubrick’s 1980’s horror classic The Shining, is a desecration of cinematic genius. While trying to juggle and maintain fan service for both the book and the first film, Doctor Sleep was difficult to endure. It never seemed to find its footing and was always trying too hard to […]

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From Game Console to The Big Screen: Game to Film Adaptations

November 6, 2019 Emily Casebolt

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My first video game I ever played was Pokémon on the first PlayStation. I apologize that I can’t remember the specific game, but I remember my dad got it for me because I loved the show. Games have been a part of my life for a long time. I find as much entertainment value in […]

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Women’s Rise to Film. The Long Climb To Victory

November 2, 2019 Raymond

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If anyone were to ask me what my favorite Disney princess was, I would answer Pocahontas. As a child, I would jump off the couch just as Pocahontas would jump off the waterfall in the movie. She was an example of what a strong woman was to me and I appreciate that. Unfortunately, there aren’t […]

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Feature

4.0

Terminator: Dark Fate (2019) Movie Review. Fast, Relentless, Gritty and Intense.

November 1, 2019 Javier Aguirre

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When I first heard there was yet another Terminator movie in the works, I couldn’t help but feel disappointed, upset and quite honestly disrespected, as a fan of the first two classics. And then, when the first trailer for “Terminator: Dark Fate drooped,” I felt my disappointment justified and had nothing but very low expectations, […]

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The Evolution Of Cinematic Television

October 31, 2019 Raymond

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I didn’t board the Game of Thrones train until about a couple of years ago. By then, I already came across a few spoilers because of how incredibly popular this series is. That didn’t stop me from watching though. The first thought that came to mind when I started to watch the show was how […]

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Horror Movies For The Non-Horror Fan

October 30, 2019 Natasha Paiva

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As many of you may know I am not a horror movie fan, matter of fact I would rather not watch anything at all and sit in silence than watch a horror movie. However sad that may seem to you, I’m actually quite alright with it, I know my mental limits, I know what my […]

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The Lost Art Of Movie Posters And Why We’ve Forgotten

October 28, 2019 Eddie Lopez

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Let’s be honest, movie posters today are not very good at all. There was a time where movie posters weren’t treated like a high school Photoshop project, but unfortunately those days are long gone. Now, I know that’s not a fair generalization and we do still get the occasional poster worthy of being framed on […]

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Sit Back But Don’t Relax: Theater Etiquette 101

October 28, 2019 Kimmy Weinberger

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One of my favorite things to do at the movies is to find people in the audience on their phones…and tell them to turn it off.  It honestly gives me a sense of pride and satisfaction to attempt to preserve the etiquette of theater-going.  In recent years, a lack of audience etiquette has been a […]

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