“Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” is more trailer than film
“Quantumania” neglects its own story in favor of one more broad and external. That’s a problem.
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An exciting look at the Banff Film Festival
The Banff Film Festival tour stopped at UVU and left people feeling inspired.
“The Last of Us” is a perfect adaptation
HBO has been searching for a new flagship series since fumbling “Game of Thrones.” They may have just found one.
It Chapter Two: Not just a horror film, worth watching
After the fascinating tale of It produced in 2017, viewers come back to the town of Derry to finish what ‘The Losers Club’ started 27 years ago with Pennywise the dancing clown. In It Chapter…
Bohemian Rhapsody leaves audiences stomping and clapping for more
Farrokh Bulsara, more commonly known as Freddie Mercury and the lead singer of Queen, is referred to as one of the greatest singers of all time. His ability to sing…
Movie Review: Christopher Robin
At a young age, you might have spent many afternoons reading Winnie the Pooh books or watching the famous cartoon that followed the story of Christopher Robin and friends adventuring…
Ready Player One hits chore to the message of reality
Ready Player One, the holy grail of ‘80s pop culture films, hit theaters March 30. In a world where people are literally escaping the real world by entering a…
How Black Panther gives everyone a positive race experience
The highly anticipated Marvel’s Black Panther released Feb. 16. Before its release to the public, Black Panther began breaking records with critics by becoming the highest rated Marvel movie of…
Movie Review: The Shape of Water
The Shape of Water is Guillermo del Toro’s signature part monster flick, part fairytale love story. With dark, gritty tones and his use of makeup and prosthetics instead of CGI,…
Murder on the Orient Express brings classic murder mystery to theaters
A murder has happened on the illustrious Orient Express. A man by the name of Mr. Ratchet (Johnny Depp) lay dead in his sleeping car covered with multiple stab wounds…
The Wolfpack brothers experience real life through movies
Oblivious to the streets of NYC, six brothers reenact Pulp Fiction in a small apartment in the lower east side of Manhattan. On another night, one of the brothers is…
Movie Review: Stephen King’s ‘IT’
Bliss was the summer of 1988 in Derry. Everything from great bands, like New Kids On the Block, blasting on the radio, cliff jumping with friends into the lake, bullies…
Wind River captures audiences’ emotions with “gripping catharsis ”
Head over to your favorite theater because moviegoers have been given the perfect film to transition into the next phase of the year. “While missing person statistics are compiled for…
“Annabelle: Creation”: A terrifying prequel to a prequel
When The Conjuring was released in 2013, it was an instant hit and left audiences craving more. Consequently, Annabelle was released in late 2014 (as a prequel to The Conjuring) and a…
Spiderman makes a comeback: Third times the charm for Spidey
Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man is back again for a third time with all the witty humor one would expect from the tight-wearing vigilante. However, as seen in Captain America: Civil-War,…
