A political film class taught by Dr. Gregory Ryan, visiting assistant professor of political science, meets on Tuesday evenings to view and discuss films on topics from espionage to the Vietnam War to how immigration is portrayed in foreign films. […]
In the retelling of “Snow White,” the plot remains true to the original fable. The seven dwarves lead dominant roles throughout the film, and the evil queen, played by Julia Roberts, is just as conniving as the evil queen in the original Disney film. […]
A picture of “The Vow” actors Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum nose-to-nose is splashed across the front cover. However, not many other dots can be connected between the blockbuster film and the book, based on true events. […]
This phrase has spread across the globe within a week as a result of “The Hunger Games,” a new film released Friday that is based on the trilogy by Suzanne Collins. […]
Despite what is on the surface, when if comes down to it, “The Lorax” may just be putting on the mask of a cute children’s movie to get across the point of going green and the destruction of capitalism. It seems as though this movie is more about teaching children the business tactics of marketing and branding. “The Lorax” was based off Dr.Seuss’ children’s book that was published in 1971. According to the Rotten Tomatoes website, “The Lorax” was given 59 percent approval rating, but the audience seemed to disagree with 72 percent. […]
The film “John Carter” disappointed in its opening days with an overall lackluster showing and less-than-admirable ratings from both fans and critics receiving only 50 percent positive ratings on rotten tomatoes and 48 percent positive ratings from moviereviewintelligence.com. […]
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