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3 movies that deserved a 2025 Best Picture nomination

By Charles Salom | Staff Writer The Academy Awards race is coming to an end this weekend, on March 15th, where this year’s most popular films, like “Sinners”, “One Battle After Another” and “Hamnet”, will hopefully walk away with the iconic golden statue and ascend into immortalized film history. While I am for the most […]

A review for the movie about the club I shouldn’t talk about

Sophia Noya | Staff Writer I’m not even supposed to be talking about this, but somebody had to write the article.  David Fincher’s Fight Club, based on Chuck Palahniuk’s novel, celebrates its 25th anniversary this October. Starring Brad Pitt and Edward Norton, the cult classic’s popularity only continues to grow. The movie follows Norton’s nameless […]

8 Films to Watch Throughout Hispanic Heritage Month

Thaniuska Vivas/Contributing Writer What began as a month to honor Hispanic veterans has shifted as a celebration of Hispanic trailblazers that have shaped our society. This Hispanic Heritage Month, we honor Hispanic directors, actors, and screenwriters whose movies have touched the hearts of international viewers. Here are 8 films by Hispanic directors that are worth […]

Anime and manga don’t work as live-action adaptations

Caroline Lozano/ Assistant Opinion Director As a once avid anime viewer, I always found it disappointing that live-action anime adaptations haven’t fared well anywhere, especially when compared to live-action comic book adaptations, like those belonging to Marvel. In fact, anime (and of course, its manga counterpart) and comic books have similar qualities that have made […]

Movie Review: Don’t blink or you’ll miss Inferno

Ever since The Da Vinci Code movie came out in 2006, I was hooked with the storyline of Robert Langdon.

Student Thoughts: Tyler Perry Films – Reckless Stereotyping

With such an influential voice in Hollywood and pop-culture, Perry has curated an image of what black is by bringing back minstrel-like caricatures and demonizing gay, black men.

Marvels of new Captain America film

Staff writer Martell Harding reviews "Captain America: The Winter Soldier."

The tragic loss of anticipation

Contributing writer Chris Santiago discusses movie trailers and how they have become to revealing.

‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ triumphs as Wes Anderson’s best written and best directed film yet

Staff writer Rafael Abreu reviews Wes Anderson's "The Grand Budapest Hotel."

“The Wind Rises” displays aerial passion

Staff writer Rafael Abreu review "The Wind Rises."

The ‘Need for Speed’ becomes a desperate performance

Staff writer reviews "Need for Speed."

Film festival wraps up in Miami for year number 31

The uniqueness and sophistication of the Olympia Theater, at downtown Miami, opened its doors for the beginning of the Miami International Film Festival 2014 (MIFF), celebrated from Friday, March 7 to Sunday, March 15.
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