It’s not difficult for a movie to make me tear up or downright cry. There’s something about a stirring soundtrack weaving together passionate images
Author: Sawyer Henshaw
Cinderella Remake Doesn’t Make it Home
When the 2015 live-action Cinderella graced theaters this March, I weighed the pros and cons of watching the film. I didn’t anticipate any plot twists
The Hundred-Foot Journey: A Few Steps Too Long
A few nights ago, I ordered a delicious pad thai, gobbled up over half of the mouth-watering contents, then put the rest in my
The Duff Exceeds Low Expectations
According to an Urban Dictionary post from 2003, the term DUFF is an acronym for “Designated Ugly Fat Friend,” with the only other definition
Magic in the Moonlight: Less than Illuminating
I try not to judge a movie by how far along it is on Netflix’s ‘New Releases’ section. Turning from blockbuster hits to unknown
Hawking Inspires in The Theory of Everything
The 2015 Oscars have been widely criticized for favoring white men in their nominations, choosing not only male stories, but also directors and producers.
The Interview Catapults into Undeserved Popularity
If we are going to start a nuclear war with North Korea, we should probably do it over a better-quality movie. It’s hard not
The Imitation Game Brings History to Life
Have you heard of Alan Turing? Mathematical genius, historical figure, war hero? Unless you have taken a course on World War II or your
Mockingjay-Part 1 Left Hungry Without Part 2
What was the mass appeal that took Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games series from best-selling book to top box office movie? For me, it was
Nathan For You: Irony & Intelligent Comedy
What makes good humor? Adam Sandler getting hit between the legs by a baseball? Will Ferrell farting for extended periods of time? This slapstick