Reviews

  • Lessons from The Hustler: Playing with Pride

    Who knew that a dimly lit atmosphere and a shoddy pool room would declare an emergence of a different taste in entertainment during the 1960s? Gradually phasing out of those lighthearted musicals into hardened realism, The Hustler tackles the kryptonite of an average individual. It’s a nefarious thing that goes undetected by its host and…

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  • We Are Marshall: Emotionally Undercooked

    We are Marshall depicts the rebuilding of a community and a football team caught in the aftermath of a plane crash in 1970 that killed 75 people of Marshall University. Those numbered in the crash were 37 of their players, 5 coaches, 2 trainers, an athletic director, 25 boosters, and 5 airplane crew members. Simply based off this premise alone, the film required some sensitivity when approaching the retelling of this historical tragedy.  

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  • Forever Young: Forever Confused

    Forever Young is a drama written by J. J. Abrams and directed by Steve Miner, follows the life of a United States test pilot Daniel McCormick in 1939. We are introduced to his best friend and scientific genius, Harry Finley and the love of his life Helen, as we get a glimpse of his idyllic life. Daniel…

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  • B*A*P*S: A Nod to the Fading 90s Scene

    B*A*P*S, written by Troy Byer and directed by Robert Townsend, follows the lives of two women that have big dreams, no money, and an opportunity to make them come true.

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