All posts tagged "Reviews"
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Beware of Crimson Peak
Released on Oct. 16 and directed by the renowned Guillermo del Toro, the R rated film “Crimson Peak” is far better than its trailers. Horror...
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“Coffee Prince” lives up to its royal title
If the producers of typical Korean dramas competed on a cooking show, I’m pretty sure that the judges would become addicted to the numerous meals...
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The Summer Pastime: Netflix Review
Netflix has captured the hearts of millions, with more than 44 million subscribers worldwide. The amount of movies and T.V. series available is abundant. It...
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Not your typical blue
When you see a blue-colored cup of shaved ice, some of the typical flavor expectations are blueberry or blue raspberry. However, this is not the...
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“Avengers: Age of Ultron” is full of surprises
“Avengers: Age of Ultron,” the long awaited sequel to Marvel’s “The Avengers,” premiered in theaters on May 1. Directed by Joss Whedon, the movie’s plot...
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“The Shining” Book vs. Movie
One of the most depressing, frustrating feelings in the world is when a brilliant book, such as Stephen King’s “The Shining,” is absolutely DESTROYED AND...
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Reincarnations done right: Marvel’s “Daredevil” pushes the boundaries of how to tell a classic story
A freak accident involving strange chemicals? Check. A young child growing up without parents due to mysterious deaths and disappearances? Check. A brutal city boiling...
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Pass me the coffee: 18 hours of work for one production
To most students, waking up at seven in the morning goes hand in hand with barely being able to function until finishing a Starbucks during...
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Insurgent incites action with meaning
Yet another dystopian book-to-movie adaptation has arrived. The widely anticipated “Insurgent”, the movie adaptation of Veronica Roth’s book and the sequel to the popular “Divergent”,...
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Review: Taken 3 worse than Taken 2
In the film “Taken 3”, directed by Olivier Megaton, ex-covert operative Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson), once again uses his “particular set of skills”, to go...
