The Most Iconic Detention Ever

by Diana Riegg - 04/21/201804/19/20180

Saturday detention doesn’t seem like anything fun, but somehow director John Hughes managed to make it into one of the most classic movies of the '80s, “The Breakfast Club.” Five high schoolers are forced into a nine hour Saturday detention where they don’t know each other and if they do, it’s

“A Quiet Place”

Opinion

by Cali Gadd - 04/17/20180

“A Quiet Place” is now out in theaters. Fans and critics are loving the suspense and thrill!

The Shawshank Redemption Lives On

by Cameron Gillespie - 04/05/201804/19/20180

Seven time Oscar nominated “The Shawshank Redemption” has been an all time classic since its release date on Sept. 23, 1994. The iconic cast involves Morgan Freeman (who has one individual Oscar, and was nominated for this movie) as character Red, and Tim Robbins who plays the main protagonist Andy

Game Night Review

by Duke Maddox - 03/12/20180

Opening weekend I went to see Game night, a comedy with a bit of dark humor. There will be no spoilers, at least none you can get by not watching the trailer. The plot is that Max and Annie, a couple who met from their love for competitive

A Must Sea Movie

by Brooke Tiedt - 11/13/201711/10/20170

How often is it that there’s an accurate fiction movie with culture at the heart of it? Not often, at least not that I’ve seen. That’s what I love so much about the Disney movie “Moana." Its strong female lead, culture and focus on family are what makes this such

Stand By Me While We Watch This Movie

by Ty Rouse - 11/10/20170

Back in the simple days of 1959, four boys from a small town in Oregon experience many adventures together. No worries, no technology, just a group of friends and the search for a dead body. Watching “Stand By Me” makes me wish I was a kid during this time. Everything

Insight on “The Intern”

by Stevie Williams - 11/09/201711/10/20170

Nancy Meyers brought yet another fun filled, family movie to the big screen called “The Intern.” 70-year-old Ben Whittaker, played by Robert De Niro, was a retired, widowed man. He was eager to jump at the opportunity to become a senior intern for an online clothing store. His boss Jules Ostin,

Kingsman 2: The Golden Circle

by Lucas Bowman - 11/08/201711/10/20170

Have you ever imagined what the James Bond franchise would be like if it had more tongue-in-cheek humor, and was willing to take more risks? Then what you imagined is the Kingsman franchise. After the somewhat surprising success of the original, “Kingsman: A Secret Service”, a sequel was green-lighted almost immediately.

“Thank You For Your Service” is Worth the Watch

by Nick Ryan - 11/07/201711/10/20170

If you plan on watching a heartfelt movie anytime soon, I would recommend “Thank You For Your Service.” The movie follows a group of soldiers that return to the U.S. after serving in Iraq. The film realistically portrays the struggles that our troops face when it comes to integrating back

No Country for Old Men: A Classic Western Masterpiece

Journalism 1

by Jack Chaney - 04/11/201704/18/20170

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A Review on A Dog’s Purpose

by Hallie Vandeven - 02/06/201712/20/20170

Doesn’t it seem like your dog is always there for you? Whenever you’re happy, sad, or overall frustrated with life, your dog will always be there for you. They get overly excited when you get home, and get really depressed when they see you about to leave. A Dog’s Purpose

Hidden Figures Movie Review

by Reilly Scott - 02/03/201712/20/20170

The inspiring story of the African American women that helped NASA get a man in space is told beautifully in the new movie Hidden Figures. Untold for over 50 years, this wonderful tale of three visionary women chasing their dreams is one everyone can enjoy. The movie takes you through