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“Digger” digs deep into societal flaws
It’s always so jarring to walk into a large movie theater only to see every seat empty. Not a single person is there for the movie that is about to play. That was my experience when I went to see “Digger.” I always try to avoid hearing anything about a movie before watching it,…
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Entertainment Brief: Spring movie reviews highlight the season’s biggest releases
“The Devil Wears Prada 2” wears its legacy well I don’t watch many movies, but once in a while, a movie feels too famous to have missed. For me, that list included films like “Titanic,” “Forrest Gump” and “Interstellar.” “The Devil Wears Prada” eventually made the list, and I watched it a few years…
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“The Drama” takes a dramatic turn of events
“What’s the worst thing you’ve ever done?” While this is a question that most would prefer not to answer, the new movie, “The Drama,” which stars Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, revolves around this very question. Set in Boston, Massachusetts, the movie depicts Zendaya as Emma Harwood and Pattinson as Charlie Thompson, who are a…
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“Reminders of Him” reminds that love lingers
Going into “Reminders of Him,” I did not have high expectations due to it being another Colleen Hoover book adaptation. The movie aims to strike this emotional and tear-jerking spot, and while it has all the right ingredients to do so, it did not always hit as hard as it meant to. Kenna Rowan,…
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“Love Story” showcases tragedy and romance
With Ryan Murphy, executive producer of “Love Story,” creating controversial hits like “Glee” and “Monster,” I expected his new project to be dramatized. The series follows John F. Kennedy Jr., played by Paul Anthony Kelly, and Carolyn Basette’s, played by Sarah Pidgeon, relationship against the backdrop of 90s New York. The series starts off…
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“The Bride!” chaotically weds excitement and mayhem
Most people picture Frankenstein’s monster as big, green, and stitched together, stumbling around like a zombie with a bolt through his neck. But in Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel, the creature is far more complex. He is intelligent, sensitive, and deeply hurt by the way society rejects him. “The Bride!” builds on that idea, focusing…
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“Wuthering Heights” genuinely scared me
“I will follow you like a dog to the end of the world,” the notorious line from the newest film adaptation, “Wuthering Heights,” still lives rent free in my mind. There is no doubt that moral ambiguity has captured audiences’ attention for thousands of years, and let me tell you, my attention was caught.…
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“Send Help” lands as a unique dark comedy
If you are a fan of “Mean Girls” or “The Maze Runner” trilogy, as I am, you may be interested in checking out Sam Raimi’s latest movie, “Send Help.” The film follows Rachel McAdams as Linda Liddle, also known as “Linda from Accounting,” and Dylan O’Brien as Bradley Preston, Linda’s boss, as they are…
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“People We Meet on Vacation” found a home in my heart
Queuing up “People We Meet on Vacation,” my expectations were low and my patience for another un-needed book to movie adaptation even lower. When the credits started to roll, I was stunned with love and admiration for the dying art of rom-com movies, and filled with motivation to live my own life like it…