From a robotic script to a cat that looks like it’s computer-generated (but is somehow, supposedly, real), “Argylle” feels completely non-human made, despite how hard it tries to be fresh. Continue reading Review: ‘Argylle’ presents over-complicated plot
“Anyone But You” (2023), a modern-take on Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing,” is a fresh take on the Shakespearean remakes of the late 90s and early 2000s. Continue reading Review: Film gives new light to romcom genre
“Percy Jackson and the Olympians” aired its first two episodes on Dec. 19 on Disney Plus. The series shines as a magical (and accurate) adaptation of the book series by Rick Riordian, which was originally published in 2005. Continue reading New ‘Percy Jackson’ adaptation stays true to book series
“The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” is the well-made yet questionable prequel to the “Hunger Games” movies. It follows the story of Coriolanus Snow before his presidency in the original trilogy. Continue reading Review: “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes” evokes confusion
Two years after her debut album, “Sour,” Olivia Rodrigo released her sophomore album, “Guts.” The album, which came out on Sept. 8, features 12 songs, with a runtime of 39 minutes. Continue reading Review: ‘Guts’ perfectly describes teenage-girlhood
“It might not have shown every aspect of a woman’s daily life and how hard it can be, but it did a very good job showing just a smidge of it,” an anonymous sophomore said. Continue reading Barbie Movie shows new perspective on misogyny
Breaking the box office record, making $337 million on opening weekend, “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” was released on April 5, and is a faithful adaptation of the games. It does not change aspects of the Mario world drastically and does not change the characters personalities or dynamics. It has a very light plot, like most Mario games, which lets the directors use the movie for world building, with small details that make the world feel more alive, like the blooper squids in the water or a herd of yoshi dinosaurs running by. Continue reading “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” lives up to expectations
Just a few minutes from the University of Arkansas, in Fayetteville, AR, is Gusano’s Pizza. Offering a variety of pizza styles, from Chicago-Style deep dish to traditional thin crust, Gusano’s is a great spot for college students with a few extra dollars in their pocket. Continue reading Gusano’s pizza offers great pizza
“Born a Crime” is an autobiography written by South African comedian Trevor Noah. Noah tells his coming of age story through stories about his home and school life in different environments he grew up in. Continue reading ‘Born a Crime’ leaves impression
Iconic Addams family returns again with the T.V. show, “Wednesday.” This was released on Netflix just in time for Thanksgiving, allowing viewers to binge over the holiday break. Continue reading ‘Wednesday’ is worth watching
From the star-studded soundtrack to the swoon-worthy cast, “The Summer I Turned Pretty” was one of the defining shows of summer 2022, but one thing divided fans of the show: Team Conrad or Team Jeremiah? Continue reading ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ divides viewers
“Violent Night” is a rated R movie that hit theaters early this month. It stars David Harbour (“Stranger Things”), Beverly D’Angelo (“Vacation”) and John Leguizamo (“Ice Age”). Continue reading Too gory for Christmas?: Violent Night sparks joy
Marvel Studios released one of its new Phase 4 movies, the sequel to Black Panther which came out in 2018. The movie quickly became number one in the theaters. Continue reading ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ lives up to hype
“Amsterdam” is the newest star-studded movie in theaters, featuring Christian Bale (“Batman”), Taylor Swift (“Cats”), Margot Robbie (“Suicide Squad), Robert De Niro (“Goodfellas”) and others. Continue reading Star studded cast let down by messy plot
Whether people have childhood memories of watching Disney movies or are catching up with everyone, “Ratatouille” a (Family/Comedy) released in June. 2007 is a great example of a movie, this generation grew up with. Continue reading Review: ‘Ratatouille’ offers family entertainment