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  • April 29, 2017By Bristol Morgan

      For the 25th Anniversary of the LA Riots, Spike Lee has made an hour long film “Rodney King”, which you can find on Netflix, featuring Roger Guenveur Smith. It describes King’s infamous, brutal, run in with LA cops on March 3, 1991 and the aftermath that led to the riots. It’s a poetic, spoken

  • April 21, 2017By Gracie Miller

    Star Wars Celebration happened this past weekend, and it was amazing! If you don’t know what Star Wars celebration is, let me explain, Star Wars Celebration is basically a big comic-com held in Orlando, Florida that involves nothing but Star Wars. It’s a huge nerd party that Star Wars fan from everywhere come to meet

  • April 19, 2017By Raine C.

    Not too long ago, I wrote an article on here about one of my favorite actors, Daniel Sharman. Here, I mentioned a then-unreleased film of his, titled Albion: The Enchanted Stallion. The film came out earlier this month, and is available to order on Amazon, either by DVD or streaming on Amazon Video. I was finally able to watch

  • April 19, 2017By Eve Clark

    You’ve seen these characters before. They may be that girl in that popular new YA novel, or the lone female character in an action movie. Kick-ass, tough, and witty, the strong female character takes no sh*t from anybody. So why do I have a problem with strong women, you may ask? I don’t. I have

  • April 18, 2017By Affinity

    I can just imagine how Colossal read like on paper: “A wayward New York City party girl turned straight-up alcoholic subconsciously conjures up a 1000 ft. Godzilla-like creature in the middle of South Korea’s biggest metropolis that obliterates everything it touches.” This is a weird, hipster-tinged stroke of camp character-study genius. It’s stupid, it’s beautiful, it’s

  • April 18, 2017By Lucia Gordon

    The title of highest-grossing film of 2017 is held, as of now, by Beauty and the Beast, the American musical romantic fantasy film that premiered in London on February 23 of this year. As can be inferred based on its title, the film is a live-action/CGI-animated remake of the Disney 1991 animated film Beauty and the Beast.

  • April 14, 2017By Meghan Edwards

    Everyone knows the story of sisterly love in Frozen, of the lost slipper in Cinderella and of the mysteriously animated toys in Toy Story. But, once a certain age is reached, these classics are labeled as childish and rudimentary; unworthy of a teenager’s time, though they might not necessarily be so. Sure, these movies can seem a little repetitive and

  • April 8, 2017By Valerie Complex

    The film The Zookeeper’s Wife is based on the biographical novel of the same name by Diane Ackerman. Real-life heroes Jan and Antonia Żabiński sheltered more than 300 Polish Jews during World War II. Some were hidden in empty animal cages and others in their home where Antonina would play specific tunes on the piano to signal

  • April 8, 2017By Paola Fernandez

    In an entertainment industry that all too often celebrates European features, to come across a main character played by a person of color is rare. In Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Guatemalan/Cuban actor Oscar Isaac plays an X-Wing pilot for the resistance, better known as Poe Dameron. The Force Awakens grossed $529 million in its opening

  • April 3, 2017By Valerie Complex

    This review is kind of late, but I wanted to spend money on something that wasn’t Ghost in the Shell. So here we are with a Life review. Life is Alien (1979) on a diet. It’s frustrating because rather than create something semi-original, the film has no shame in taking nearly every single plot point

  • April 2, 2017By Valerie Complex

    The documentary I Am Not Your Negro will be released on DVD on May 2, 2017. Here is a quick review that explains why you need to pre-order a copy before its release next month. In 1979, James Baldwin wrote a letter to his literary agent describing his next project, Remember This House. The book

  • April 2, 2017By Affinity

    I read an article a few months ago about the less than flattering premiere of Personal Shopper at the Cannes Film Festival, whereby audience members apparently stood up and booed the film as the credits started rolling. So, naturally, I had to go see it when it finally premiered in theaters this weekend. Written and directed

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