Upcoming “Tangled” Film Finds its Leads
Fans of Disney’s 2010 “Tangled” film have been waiting for news about the live-action remake for quite some time. They finally received some relief earlier this month when updates about…
The SAG-AFTRA Strike Has Ended – An (Incomplete) Victory for Actors in the Film and Television Industry
For around three months, the Screen Actors Guild – American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) has been on strike against their employers, the Alliance of Motion Picture and…
It’s Been A Long Time Coming… What To Expect From Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour Film
Taylor Swift’s “Eras Tour” is already taking the world by storm, with Swift having only just finished the first North American leg of the tour. Starting in March 2023 and…
Staff writer ranks top five foreign language films of 2019
By Jeremy Mauser || Staff Writer Bong Joon-ho, acclaimed director of the Academy Award’s most recent Best Picture, Parasite, caught the country’s attention when he offered the following comment at…
Movie releases delayed, film industry could be changed forever
By: Danielle Rice || Arts & Leisure Editor The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected many businesses and companies around the world, but it has also severely affected the film industry.…
Contributing Writer reviews The Sign For Love film screening: A must-see
By Kyra Lisse || Contributing Writer The scene opens to an adolescent boy, his face framed with curls, lying on his side atop a kitchen table. It is old…
Villeneuve’s Arrival creates conversation about grief through unique film techniques
By Vanessa Chen || Staff Writer As people living in a culture saturated with moving images, we have all acquired a degree of fluency in the language of film. Part…
M. Night Shyamalan directs movie Split, sparking discussion about mental health disorders
By Alice Lu || Staff Writer At the start of the year, renowned director M. Night Shyamalan released his thriller-horror film, Split. The film centers around a character with Dissociative…
Jordan Peele’s directorial debut, Get Out, surpasses expectations in box office
By Jesika Islam || Arts & Leisure Editor Key and Peele is the brainchild sketch comedy of Michael Keegan and Jordan Peele that is arguably one of the funniest, socially…
Comedian Jimmy Kimmel hosts 89th Academy Awards at Dolby Theatre in Hollywood
By Jesika Islam || Arts & Leisure Editor The 89th Academy Awards, also known as the Oscars, took place this past Sunday, February 26, 2017, and it was memorable one.…
Johnson, Dornan star in Fifty Shades Darker, latest installment of The Fifty Shades trilogy
By Jesika Islam || Assistant Arts & Leisure Editor On Valentine’s Day my roommates and I had the ingenious idea to go see the Fifty Shades Darker film, to simply…
La La Land lives up to hype, depicts moving success story in modern musical format
By Jesika Islam || Layout Assistant After months of hearing friends, critics, and commercials praise La La Land I finally caved and decided to watch the Oscar nominated movie. Other…
Jason Bourne executes the next segment of the saga expertly
By Preman Koshar || Arts & Entertainment Editor The Bourne saga has been an interesting story to follow. A man wakes up without a clue as to who he is,…
Thou Wast Mild and Lovely director sparks new ideas, fresh thinking
By Caylah Coffeen || Contributing Writer I stagger out of the dance studio closet in my socks, heaving a stack of chairs across the room. My film professor hurries in,…
Almost Famous celebrates landmark anniversary, remains famous
By Shaquille Galvan || Contributing Writer Last Sunday marked the 15th anniversary of Cameron Crowe’s Almost Famous. The film is a coming-of-age story that explores what it means to be…