Penelope Misceo Executive Arts Editor Offering beautiful cinematography around rainy Seattle, “Love Guaranteed” is a perfect watch for a rainy day. Offering an endearing story with fitting cinematography and likeable characters, “Love Guaranteed” provides its […]
By Riaz Mamdani Online arts editor Coming out this weekend is the new film “Krampus” featuring a new horror twist to a classic christmas story. Also new this weekend is the film Macbeth featuring […]
Although the characters in the film “Cinderella,” directed by Kenneth Branagh, seem one-dimensional at times, it is an entertaining film due to the new twist it puts on a classic tale, with a convincing cast, detailed imagery and a well-developed plot.
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“Unfinished Business” is a total disaster with an unoriginal plot, witless jokes and under-developed characters. […]
Directed by John Madden, “The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel” is a disappointing sequel to the film “The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.” Featuring artificial character development and a rambling script, “The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel” fails to muster any entertainment.
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“Chappie” is marred with an overwhelming amount of problems. It is poorly cast, with one-dimensional characters and overwhelming conflicting stories. The film’s creative hero is the only element that holds it back from being a complete disaster. […]
By Corey Vikser Staff Writer Located in Park City, Utah, the Sundance Film Festival is an independent film festival designed to showcase rising filmmakers’ work and provide an auction market for potential distributors. This year’s […]
The medieval fantasy film “Seventh Son,” directed by Sergey Bodrov, is flawed from the start, as it is weighed down both by its dull and linear plot progression and its uncreative characters.
“Seventh Son” is a fantasy film that begins when Master Gregory (Bridges), a Spook, or a knight devoted to eradicating creatures of evil from Earth, loses his apprentice to the wicked witch queen known as Mother Malkin (Julianne Moore).
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With genres ranging from horror to action to comedy, the summer of 2014 will provide a diverse and promising range of films that will cater to all audiences. […]
“The Fault in Our Stars” is perfectly cast, contains a heart-wrenching plot and is well-directed by Josh Boone, holding the audience’s attention for the duration of the movie. In addition, the unique cinematography used in the film immediately captivates the audience through eclectic angles and effects. However, the details of the plotline could be improved upon to make the story more cohesive. […]
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