A Galaxy Far Far Away Comes to a Theater Near You
Ever since the last installment of the “Star Wars” franchise, “Star Wars 3: Revenge of…
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Victor Frankenstein Review
“Victor Frankenstein” might sound like just another remake of Mary Shelly’s classic novel, but director…
Krampus Review
Krampus is a creature from ancient European folklore. It is a horned beast who punishes…
Chappie’s Story
Director Neill Blomkamp treats audiences to a Sci-Fi coming of age story; however, instead of…
Making Music on One’s Own
“Avenue”, a musical album available only online at this current time, is the result of a solo effort from a musician who goes by Red Swingline. Published in May of 2014, it is his third album to date, and is a wonderful representation of his extensive musical abilities.
An Alien Looking For A Home Near You
DreamWorks has made people of all ages laugh, cry, and smile with their past movies, such as “Madagascar,” “How to Train Your Dragon,” and the “Shrek” series. On the other hand, “Home,” directed by Tim Johnson, brings families closer together on an adventure with a curious alien and a teenage girl. The film is based off of the children’s book, “The True Meaning of Smekday,” written by Adam Rex in 2007.
Chappie’s Story
Director Neill Blomkamp treats audiences to a Sci-Fi coming of age story; however, instead of…
Seventh Son
“Seventh Son” is an hour and two minutes long fantasy story that runs through the time worn plot of a young warrior fighting to save the world and the love of his life from the forces of darkness.
A Wild Ride Through Life
After a while action movies and romantic comedies can get tiresome and boring, and movie-goers need something different. “Wild,” directed by Jean-Marc Vallée, is a movie that feels completely different from anything else in theaters, and has a strong female lead. It is very graphic, but the story grips the audience from start to finish.
