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I Feel Pretty Movie Review

April 20, 2018 Eddie Lopez

I Feel Pretty: Writing-directing duo Abby Kohn and Marc Silverstein make their feature film debut with the Amy Schumer-led film, I Feel Pretty. The film sees Schumer as Renee, an insecure woman who gains an extreme boost in her confidence after hitting herself in the head. Joining Schumer is Rory Scovel as Renee’s love interest, […]

Action

3.5

Game Night: Movie Review

February 25, 2018 Eddie Lopez

Directing duo, John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, return for the first time since their debut feature film, Vacation, released nearly three years ago. While Vacation was received very poorly by fans and critics, that should not deter audiences from seeing their new film, Game Night. After a not-so-great marketing campaign, I think most people […]

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Love is a Comedy: Romantic Comedy List

January 9, 2018 Natasha Paiva

I’ve always been a sucker for a good Rom-Com, from a young age I was hooked. To be fair Romantic Comedies are easily put into production because its such an easy audience. People want to laugh and watch a relationship bloom, fall apart and then come back. What I want to do for you my […]

Animated

5.0

Coco: Battle of the Reviews Part 2

November 22, 2017 Eddie Lopez

Sometimes a movie comes out and it seems to speak directly to you. It might be because you relate to the characters or it has a message that you need to hear. Watching Coco, Pixar’s first story revolving around Mexican culture, I felt like I was watching something that was made specifically for me. Much […]

Comedy

4.5

Battle of the Sexes: Movie Review

September 29, 2017 Eddie Lopez

In 1973, the world’s #1 women’s tennis player Billie Jean King and former champion Bobby Riggs engaged in a historic tennis match that would be dubbed The Battle of the Sexes. In the lead-up to this match, and having just beat Margaret Court, Riggs ridiculed women and constantly claimed that men were superior to women. […]

Action

4.5

American Made: Movie Review

September 29, 2017 Emily Casebolt

I had no idea what to expect when I went to go see American Made. All I knew was that Tom Cruise was the lead in yet another film. But I was pleasantly surprised. American Made tells the story of a TWA pilot named Barry Seal who is recruited by the CIA to provide intel […]

Comedy

4.0

Girls Trip Movie Review

July 21, 2017 Kimmy Weinberger

Having recently just seen the female led comedy Rough Night, I came in expecting something similar from Malcolm D. Lee’s Girls Trip. What I got was not only very different, but extremely enjoyable. A departure from Lee’s typically male dominated ensembles, this comedy gold written and starring black women, plays an important role in representation by allowing the […]

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Despicable Me 3: Movie Review

July 2, 2017 Kimmy Weinberger

Upon my viewing of Despicable Me 3, one other movie came to my mind: The 6th Day. If you don’t know this movie, essentially the main thing I remember about it is that the main character, played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, keeps getting cloned and every time he does the clones get more and more stupid. And […]

Comedy

4.5

The Big Sick: Movie Review

June 30, 2017 Eddie Lopez

It’s hard to look at The Big Sick and not praise it as the best romantic comedy of the last couple of years. The film, which stars Kumail Nanjiani, is based on Nanjiani’s real-life experience with his wife and the struggles they went through to be together. This movie is heartfelt, hilarious and everything one […]

Comedy

4.5

Rough Night Movie Review

June 17, 2017 Roxy de la Rosa

The summer movie season has begun, and so far it’s delivered two amazing films featuring badass women and no, I wouldn’t use the designation of chick-flicks. In a movie age where we are finally realizing how much representation matters, Wonder Woman and Rought Night arrive at the perfect time though they each deliver completely different […]

Animated

4.0

Cars 3: Movie Review

June 16, 2017 Raymundo Ortiz

Coming into Cars 3 I was a bit hesitant on what I was about to see due to how disappointed I was with the second Cars film. Yet I came out of the theater pleasantly surprised on how well this film came out. Pixar has truly redeemed the Cars franchise with this new addition seeing how […]

Comedy

3.5

The Hero: Movie Review

June 9, 2017 Jason MBrown

Jet Li starred in 2002’s Hero, a high-flying martial arts movie. 2017’s The Hero, starring Sam Elliott, is a very different kind of movie. No reboot here. In this decidedly non-martial arts movie (I counted exactly zero karate chops), Lee Hayden (Sam Elliott) is an aging actor who earned his fame in Westerns, but whose […]

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