I Am Diana of Themyscira – A Wonder Woman Review
As the date for the Wonder Woman premiere approached, many DC fans voiced concern, believing that if Wonder Woman failed as Man of Steel and Batman v. Superman had, things looked…
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Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 – Once More With Feeling!
In a world where every few months brings a new superhero flick, Guardians of the Galaxy was somehow able to wiggle into fan’s hearts…
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Cinema Review: Lion
Lion is a beautifully made film that provides an in-depth look into Indian culture and the plight of orphaned children. Based on a true…
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Women’s History Month: A Tribute to Maya Angelou
As we settle into Women’s History Month, I think of all the women who came before me, all the women who made space for…
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Passengers – A Film Review
What would you do if the entire course of your life was suddenly and irreversibly altered? That is the case for Jim and Aurora…
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Hairspray Review – You Can’t Stop the Beat!
Hairspray is one of the quirkiest musicals I have ever watched. The story centers around Tracy Turnblad (Nikki Blonsky), a peppy, “pleasantly plump” girl whose…
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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story – Review
Star Wars is a series that simply must be watched on the big screen. The over the top, in-your-face action screams for a larger…
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Film Review: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Sitting in the theater on a Saturday afternoon, I listened to “Hedwig’s Theme” play as Fantastic Beasts began, and felt a wave of nostalgia flow…
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Our Little Sister: A Film Review
What do you think of if I mention Japan? Big cities like Tokyo? Sushi? Geishas? “Our Little Sister” takes us to a modern Japan…
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Alice Through the Looking Glass – Film Review
This last Friday, Alice Through the Looking Glass came to theaters. I hadn’t been the biggest fan of this movie’s predecessor, directed by Tim Burton, but…
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Cinema Review: The Good Lie
The Good Lie is a film about the Sudanese refugees that came to America in the early 2000’s. Although this is a work of…
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April and the Extraordinary World – A Film Review
Do you remember the first time you rode Space Mountain at Disneyland? If you haven’t ridden, it’s a roller coaster enclosed in a dimly-lit…
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