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Summer Movie Review: Ant-Man

Paul Rudd took the role of Scott Lang, our underdog who put on a super suit and can then shrink to the size of an ant.

Paddington ‘can be enjoyed by pretty much anyone’

By Rafael Abreu Staff Writer Based on the British children’s book character, “Paddington” is a live action film chronicling the titular bear, voiced by Ben Whishaw, going from Darkest, Peru to London, England, seeking a new home. One needs not prior knowledge of the character in order to see or enjoy the film; it sets […]

American Sniper’ both a character study and commemorative film

By Rafael Abreu Staff Writer Movies have immortalized all sorts of fictitious characters, as well as characters that represent people who actually existed. By their nature, films are a dramatic medium which can portray its subjects in a variety of lights, from quite negative to patriotically positive. It’s always best to let the movie be […]

‘Inherent Vice’ film is true to its novel equivalent while still maintaining cinematic qualities

By Rafael Abreu ‘Inherent Vice’ will take you on a cinematic adventure with its ‘noir detective story’ Written for the screen (based on the novel by Thomas Pynchon) and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, “Inherent Vice” is very much like its source material in terms of tone, themes and personality. It does a few things […]

Film featuring former governor of California is ‘wickedly funny’

By Rafael Abreu A macho action film, with its tongue firmly in cheek, “Commando” is a cult classic starring Arnold Schwarzenegger as John Matrix, a man who must rescue his daughter by any means necessary. After a group of men kill men from his former unit, they go after him and take his daughter hostage […]

‘Fargo’ premiere shows promise, leaves room for improvement

Contributing Writer Evan Burr comments on the new series "Fargo."

Marvels of new Captain America film

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

The marvels of Chris Evans

Staff writer Rafael Abreu discusses the on-screen history of actor Chris Evans.

‘The Double’ and its take with Jesse Eisenberg

Staff writer Rafael Abreu reviews "The Double."

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."

‘Need for Speed’ movie forgettable

Staff writer Martell Harding reviews "Need for Speed."
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