The D Train arriving on schedule
By Taylor Berrier Don’t assume you know what you are walking into just by reading a tagline of a film’s description. Trailers can be equally deceiving. The D Train is definitely one of these circumstances […]
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AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON REVIEW
By Kyler Kuehler Avengers: Age of Ultron is a comic book film by the Marvel Universe and distributed by Walt Disney Company and was released in theaters on May 1, 2015. The film centers around […]
Little Boy is little fun
By Taylor Berrier Have you ever seen a movie that made you feel something? A sense of joy, sadness, or even apathy is usually implied and even expected to some degree when you see a […]
Superhero Explosion: Are DC and Marvel Over Their Heads?
By Ethan Harmon It’s pretty obvious at this point that superhero films are incredibly popular. Ever since Iron Man made his big screen debut, fandom for superheroes and their adventures has seen exponential increase, and […]
American Sniper smashes records with $90M weekend
By Lew Patton Clint Eastwood’s American Sniper ignited the holiday weekend box office, leaving January records behind as it made a stunning $90.2 million in three days. The total easily topped the previous January high, […]
Beware the Great Leader
By Keysha Hogan Just so we are clear, it has taken a Seth Rogen and James Franco buddy comedy to deal the first major blow in the devastating and epic 21st century cyber wars. Reader, […]
Gravity Movie Review
By Gary Dowell Perhaps the hardest hard-science fiction movie to date, Gravity is both a breath-taking, sometimes awe-inspiring, and often chilling examination of the dangers of space exploration, what it takes to endure this harshest of environments, […]
Rush Movie Review
By Gary Dowell An atypical biopic wrapped in slick formula and sleek visuals, Ron Howard’s Rush is the director’s meatiest work since Frost/Nixon (2008). Both films were written by Peter Morgan and share an odd kinship, focusing on […]
Riddick Movie Review
By Gary Dowell Wisely smaller in scope yet appropriately over-the-top, writer-director David Twohy and actor Vin Diesel’s return to the character who helped put both of them on the map some 15 years ago, Riddick is sci-fi […]
The World’s End Movie Review
By Gary Dowell The third collaboration between writer-director Edgar Wright and actors Simon Pegg and Nick Frost, The World’s End pulls off an impressive feat at the tail-end of a summer movie season loaded to the […]