By Carter James, editor in chief Big budget films seem to be in a weird spot right now. You’re either trying to make a cinematic universe, start a franchise or click the reset button because you’re on life support. Since Disney bought 20th Century…
Review: “Mind of Mine”
On March 25, 2015, hearts around the world were broken when Zayn Malik announced that he was leaving popular boy band One Direction. However, exactly one year following his departure, Malik set out to mend…
Review: Kung Fun Panda 3
Po and the gang jump brought all the fun of kung fu fighting back to theaters January 29. “Kung Fu Panda 3” has proven to be another great addition to this lovable franchise. While it…
Review: “1989” by Taylor Swift
Taylor Swift's newest album, 1989. Photo by Katie Compton. Dance beats coming through the stereo bring a fun and poppy tune to the ears that make it clear that this is not the country Taylor…
Review: “Divergent” soars in box offices, sags in…
[caption id="attachment_1067" align="aligncenter" width="640"] Courtesy of divergentmovie.com[/caption] Teen fiction novels have been a major focus for film creators within the past eight years. The teen flick phenomena began in 2008 with the ever popular and…
“The LEGO Movie” brings childhood memories to the…
I watched “The LEGO Movie” last week feeling somewhere between excitement and dread. Despite the glowing feedback I had heard from friends who had already seen the film, I found it difficult to budge from…
“Before Midnight,” a movie review
Like its prequels “Before Sunrise” and “Before Sunset,” Richard Linklater’s “Before Midnight” is a film that offers viewers a unique and authentic perspective on love and the complexity of relationships. Read More
“Frozen” warms hearts
“Frozen,” the newest animated creation from Disney, has warmed the collective hearts of moviegoers with its charm and grace. With over 66 million tickets sold on movietickets.com, “Frozen” introduces audiences to two new princesses and…