“The Creator” looks great but isn’t
Visual spectacle and solid acting isn’t enough to elevate “The Creator” beyond the status of an average action film.
Brayden Wiseman is a senior at UVU studying English with an interest in rhetoric and pop culture.
Visual spectacle and solid acting isn’t enough to elevate “The Creator” beyond the status of an average action film.
Princess Peach is the quintessential damsel in distress. “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” changes that.
“Most popular” or “most likely to become a millionaire” are common yearbook superlatives. Here are some less common superlatives for films from this past academic year.
Not every film needs to be a cinematic masterpiece or compete for the Academy Awards. “Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves” is a joy in the simplest way.
Professor Chad Emmett was a “closeted” academic at BYU for years. After recently coming out, he has some advice for LGBTQ+ students and allies.
In 2013, “The Last of Us” was touted as one of the greatest stories in gaming history. In 2023, HBO’s television adaptation improves upon its predecessor.
“Quantumania” neglects its own story in favor of one more broad and external. That’s a problem.
The Repertory Ballet Ensemble collaborated with numerous departments and disciplines to deliver their performance of “Hansel and Gretel.”
Utah Valley University’s choirs were as contagiously energetic as ever for their Spring Choral Showcase.
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