Inception Review
August 31, 2010 by Sami
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Entertainment, Featured, Movies
The Matrix Minus the Monotone
By Christopher Allen
(Note: Although I’ve tried my best to avoid spoilers, I advise that anyone who plans to watch the movie do so before reading this. The only reason someone should read this detailed review is if her or she was unsure about watching the movie.)
Unless you’ve been hiding under a [...]
Prince of Persia – A Review
June 8, 2010 by M1s4g4ld
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By Connie Nguyen, Staff Writer
The video game movie curse. It’s as inevitable as taxes. The latest victim? Disney’s Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time. This action adventure movie centers around Dastan, the orphan turned prince, and his destiny to restore the sacred time dagger to its temple. One would assume that combining a Disney [...]
Robin Hood: The Story of the Legend
May 16, 2010 by M1s4g4ld
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By Briana Nickol, Staff Writer
“I declare him…. an outlaw!” Those were the fateful words that transformed the trouble-free archer Robin Longstride the legendary Robin [of the] Hood. Stealing from the rich and giving to the poor, and who could forget his band of merry men in tights? But how did he become the legend, and [...]
The Blind Side Review
April 28, 2010 by M1s4g4ld
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By Perry Meas, Staff Writer
John Lee Hancock’s Oscar winning motion picture may come across to many as a conventional story about overcoming the odds of athletic life, but its apparent social and spiritual message remains a keynote of this part-sports drama part-biographical film centered on the journey of real-life professional football start Michael Oher from [...]
Clash of the Titans Review
April 27, 2010 by M1s4g4ld
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By Harry Smith, Staff Writer
Warner Bros’ Clash of the Titans was released on April 2 2010.The movie had a great cast of actors and actresses, spectacular special effects, a timeless and epic story, even managed to fit in some comedy at a few parts. However, the movie did not flow smoothly, introduced some pointless [...]
No Reason to Close the Shutter
March 2, 2010 by M1s4g4ld
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By Peter Tran, staff writer
Coming off of his Oscar-winner The Departed (2006), world-renown director Martin Scorsese returns with his most recent film Shutter Island (2010). The film stars Leonardo DiCaprio in his fourth collaboration with the famed director as Teddy Daniels, a duly appointed Federal Marshal assigned to the craggy Shutter Island to find a [...]
Dear John – A Review
February 23, 2010 by M1s4g4ld
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By Marwa Aboubaker, Staff Writer
Like many other romantic films, Dear John wasn’t in my favorites. If you’ve ever read books by Nicholas Sparks, you’ll notice that his storylines are generally the same. Two people fall in love in a short amount of time and of course, in nowhere else than North Carolina. In the opening [...]
Sherlock Holmes: A Discussion
January 11, 2010 by M1s4g4ld
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By Thomas Panaccione, Staff Writer
Chances are you’ve already heard about the new Sherlock Holmes that has been playing in theaters since Christmas Day. Talk about the movie has also reached most of everyone as well, and so the movie can still serve an article of discussion. Commencing!
When Guy Richie first talked about his plans to [...]
Amelia: Flying High in the Sky
November 13, 2009 by jamieshigh
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By Briana Nickol Staff writer
George Putnam: Amelia, why do you fly?
Amelia: Well, why does a man ride a horse?
George Putnam: A man rides a horse because he wants to.
Amelia smiles.
The quote above is from the movie Amelia, the life story of the brave and courageous Amelia Earhart, who embarked on courageous adventures in aviation during [...]
Ponyo Review
October 21, 2009 by M1s4g4ld
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By Perry Meas, Staff Writer
Have you ever wished you knew a world where everything you can imagine is bizarre and mystifying? Well, famed academy award-winning Japanese Director Hayao Miyazaki does. If you are familiar with Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli’s other works like Howl’s Moving Castle, or the critically-acclaimed 2001-hit, Spirited Away, then you should be [...]


