All posts tagged "review"
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Unique teas bring joy
As two avid tea drinkers ourselves, we are well aware the world of tea and its wide range of flavors can be a bit overwhelming–or...
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Celebrate SOPHIE’s legacy
Sophie Xeon, more commonly known as SOPHIE, passed in an accident on Jan. 30 trying to look at the full moon in Greece. A radical...
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“Soul” will make you think about life
The animated film “Soul” is the most thought-provoking Pixar film to date. What it lacks in raw entertainment value, it makes up for with its...
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Adalia reviews her own genius recipes
As Ventura County moves back into lockdown, so does any hope of fulfilling that truly American compulsion to indoor dine. The pulls of unending capitalistic...
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“Emma.” brings new dimension to Jane Austen classic
In Autumn de Wilde’s adaptation of Jane Austen’s “Emma.,” Anya Taylor-Joy stars as Emma Woodhouse, a clever and flawed young woman in Georgian-era England who...
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“Clouds” tells a heart-wrenching true story
This past October, Disney+ released their take on the life of Zach Sobiech, singer and writer of the song “Clouds.” The movie pays respect to...
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“It’s a Wonderful Life” still has something to say
The Christmas film released in 1947 is still a festive classic worth revisiting this year. From the legendary performances by nearly every actor in the...
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“Train to Busan” illustrates unity
As self-quarantines are carried out in hopes of keeping our community safe and healthy, many people are turning on their televisions and settling in for...
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“The Farewell” doesn’t say goodbye
“The Farewell” tells a heartfelt story that illustrates the concept of love and family, the ties between happiness and tragedy, and the clashes between different...
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Watch the best episodes of “The Office”
Many know and love “The Office.” Whether it be student or adult, we all enjoy the laughs this mock-unmentary brings. Through Jim, Pam, Michael, Dwight,...