The Promise caught in a love triangle

by Gisselle Balderas - April 25, 2017April 25, 20170

The Promise directed by Terence "Terry" George (director of Hotel Rwanda) takes on a tough story of the Armenian Genocide. This setting takes place before the world ward 1 begins. 19155

Say hello to The Bye Bye Man

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by Gisselle Balderas - January 12, 2017January 15, 20170

The unspeakable and unthinkable acts a human can commit are now questioned with The Bye Bye Man movie. If you dare, take a seat this Friday the 13th to your local theater and unravel the story of the mythical (or so we think) Bye Bye man. The creepy title explains it

Rules Do Apply

by Roberto Rodriguez - November 25, 2016November 25, 20160

There is a certain quality that this movie has that makes it to be so off-putting, whether it’s the poor quality shots and editing transitions, or the lack of description for what the film is about. "Rules Don’t Apply" is the coming of age story that leaves a lot to be

“Bad Santa 2” returns, just not exactly how we pictured

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by Gisselle Balderas - November 22, 20160

The first Bad Santa 2003 film certainly did leave the crowd hungry for more with the sequel Bad Santa 2 arising in theaters after 13 years. Except with the long running time of 13 years one could have expected more. 16883

Get ready to rethink Trolls

by Roberto Rodriguez - November 5, 2016November 5, 20160

You’ve probably heard about internet trolls, the creepy people behind a screen that wreck happy days, however these trolls do the exact opposite and in Dreamworks latest film, their spectacle of colors is truly adapt to amaze you. Trolls is an animated production by Dreamworks , the same studio that brought the

How much more peculiar can it get?

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by Gisselle Balderas - September 30, 20160

Tim Burton comes out from the shadows once more to bring to life the movie, Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, based on Ransom Rigg's 2011 young-adult novel. To no surprise this Tim Burton film infuses a realistic spooky feel as well as just enough vision and lighthearted humor to make the

Movie Preview: The Maze Runner

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by Helen Lu - September 15, 2014April 13, 20150

By: Helen Lu With the recent success of many book-to-film movies, it is no surprise that another popular series is scheduled to hit the big screen. James Dashner’s The Maze Runner was published in 2009 and became a New York Times bestseller, undoubtedly for its ability to connect with the young adult

Kooky Shia Labeouf Acts Strangely at Film Festival

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by Nicholas Randall - February 10, 2014February 11, 20140

Shia Labeouf is at it again. The superstar, famous for his roles in Transformers (the awful tie-in to the popular kids’ toy) and Indiana Jones 4, wore a paper bag over his head at the recent Berlinale International Film Festival in a shocking rejection of cultural aesthetic norms. He left the

Is ‘Carrie’ scary enough for you?

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by Stephon Vaughns - November 3, 2013November 12, 20130

Everyone from 7 year-olds to 70 year-olds have been flocking to the nearest movie theater to see the newest highly talked about horror movie Carrie. The film, a reproduction of the 1976 film and the 1974 novel by Stephen King of the same name, follows the life of Carrie White as