Paranormal Activity- Rated R
October 23, 2009
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By Ashley Bagwell Imagine a movie that has the ability to terrify almost an entire audience, prevent teenagers from closing their eyes at night and winning a spot as one of the best horror movies of all time, all for around $15,000. Oren Peli, a video game designer turned director, shot the... Read more »
A truly ‘Up’lifting film
July 7, 2009
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v By Ashley Bagwell “Up” is the latest in a string of highly successful Pixar films. This list includes “Toy Story”, “A Bug’s Life”, “Toy Story 2”, “Monsters, Inc”, “Finding Nemo”, “The Incredibles”, “Cars”, “Ratatouille” and “WALL-E.” While all of these... Read more »
The Last House on the Left – (Rated R )
March 24, 2009
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Last House on the Left- Review v By Halley Theroux If you have a gothic fascination with murder and vengeance then you will be enveloped in the series of predictable plot twists found scattered between scenes of blood and betrayal in, The Last House on the Left. ... Read more »
Slumdog Millionaire
March 12, 2009
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v By Evia Zack Box Office – $115,024,121 in the US, $189,424,479 worldwide Slumdog Millionaire was the winner of eight Academy Awards, four Golden Globes, and topped numerous critics’ lists. Some wonder whether or not it deserved this amount of praise, but this story of love and loss was... Read more »
Melting Pot: a dining experience
March 10, 2009
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v By Evia Zack One wouldn’t think that a pot of melted cheese could be a meal, but the Melting Pot has taken this idea and created an amazing restaurant. From six different cheese appetizers to an even wider selection of chocolate fondues for dessert, the Melting Pot is the perfect place to... Read more »
He’s Just Not That Into You
March 6, 2009
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v By Kaitlin Hutson He’s Just Not That into You storms through the box office bringing a total of $27,785,487 opening weekend. It is the romantic comedy of our generation with a whole lot of truth, fun and excitement. Mainly, the movie is about how girls, at a young age, are “programmed”... Read more »
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
February 12, 2009
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v By Alyssa Bickford Box Office- $79,011,000 Curious Case of Benjamin Button, an adaption of an F. Scott Fitzgerald short story. Director David Finch, has already won three British Academy Awards. The movie stars Brad Pitt as Benjamin Button, a man who is born 80 years old, but instead of aging,... Read more »
Sushi: fast becoming a favorite
January 23, 2009
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v By Alyssa Bickford Americans taste for food has broadened rapidly throughout the years from a simple meal of a burger and fries, to what now is popular, sushi. Originating from China, sushi was a way to preserve the fish. The definition of sushi is vinegar rice; regardless, there... Read more »
Bedtime Stories
January 5, 2009
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v By Kaitlin Hutson Behind Marley and Me, and the Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Bedtime Stories is currently ranked third in the box office with a weekly total of $23,592,144, and a total gross of $88,629,973. In Bedtime Stories, Adam Sandler plays a hotel handyman, when not fixing... Read more »
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