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Power Rangers Reboot Kicks Up Childhood Memories

Power Rangers Reboot Kicks Up Childhood Memories

By Drew Atkins, Staff Writer April 7, 2017

It was easily one of the most anticipated movies this year. Something about a reboot of a childhood classic excites kids, and triggers a nostalgia most wouldn’t think a 16-year-old could have. Whether...

Kedi Documentary Sheds Light on the Life of Cats in Instanbul

“Kedi” Documentary Sheds Light on the Life of Cats in Instanbul

By Mallika Seshadri, Assistant Opinion Editor March 27, 2017

A number of us have pets: dogs, cats, fish etc. But imagine a world where no being was owned by anyone and yet communities, families and individuals who coexist with animals while considering them to be...

The Tale as Old as Time Returns to the Big Screen

The Tale as Old as Time Returns to the Big Screen

By Mallika Seshadri, Assistant Opinion Editor March 21, 2017

Aware of Disney’s propensity for sappiness--yet ecstatic to see my childhood favorite Disney princess come to life in this live action rendition--I entered the theater to see “Beauty and the Beast”...

Logan: A Success in Marvel

“Logan:” A Success in Marvel

By Patrick Hall, Photo Editor March 21, 2017

It seems after what felt like a dynasty of multimillion blockbuster hits and soulless Hollywood money makers, Marvel has finally reached a place where they can claim they have produced a masterpiece. “Logan”...

“Hidden Figures” Finally Found

“Hidden Figures” Finally Found

By Mallika Seshadri, Assistant Opinion Editor January 17, 2017

The past two weekend’s highest grossing film “Hidden Figures” reveals a story of heroic women that wrongfully has gone unnoticed. Directed by Theodore Melfi, it tells the true story of three brilliant...

The Feel-Good Movie of the Season

The Feel-Good Movie of the Season

By Audrey Maskiewicz, Staff Writer January 6, 2017

“Sing” is the story of a group of musically talented animals whose abilities are tested in a local singing competition, hosted by an ambitious koala named Buster Moon. The plot opens with a distressed...

La La Land Review

“La La Land” Review

By Patrick Hall, Photos Editor January 5, 2017

I’m not the biggest fan of musicals, but I can’t get this one out of my head. The immature, kaleidoscopic, candy cane romance that is “La La Land” is exactly why I love the movies. It has a beautiful...

Passengers Review: Original and Emotional Charged.

“Passengers” Review: Original and Emotional Charged.

By Jenna Weinhofer, Assistant Arts Editor January 4, 2017

Entering  the theater, I assumed “Passengers” was going to be another version of “The Martain” film--full of intense, violent, and fast scenes. To my surprise, “Passengers” was not about...

“Rogue One:” What “The Force Awakens” Should Have Been

By Patrick Hall, Photo Editor December 20, 2016

In many ways, “Rogue One” is what last year’s “The Force Awakens” should’ve been: a fresh interpretation of George Lucas’s original universe retold to a modern audience in a fun and engaging...

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