‘Movies’ Archives
“The Bible” series reaches 11 million views
By Jarod Erlandson, Reporter The History Channel’s new hit show, “The Bible” series, has become one of most watched programs around the nation. With over 11.7 million viewers, this spiritual and emotional series has opened a new door giving a different perspective of [Read More]
“42″ is a home run
BY MURPHY GARCIA, Editor The new movie “42” has the potential to be a classic. It is a true story that brings back memories of the very first professional African-American Major League Baseball player (MLB). Jackie Robinson (Chadwick Boseman) showed that he could [Read More]
Find out what’s new with films and food
Enter a world of spells with “Beautiful Creatures” By Jaemee Cordero, Editor A trend for popular teen books have been to move them to the big screen. People have been introduced to vampires, werewolves, angels, even zombies. Now author Kami Garcia has brought [Read More]
Vampire Academy: Blood Sisters
BY SARAH DRATNOL, Editor The fans of Vampire Academy have been fervently awaiting the movie adaptation for years, and finally the date has been set. The official Vampire Academy movie, Vampire Academy: Blood Sisters, will be released Valentine’s Day of 2014. All six books [Read More]
Classics make Christmas memorable
BY CLAUDIA TOVAR, Editor It’s that time of year again, where television shows pass all their Christmas specials, which has now seemed to become a tradition. This Christmas day, they will play all of their classics. This winter season, enjoy these good movies and warm up [Read More]
“Life of Pi” makes watchers believe the unbelievable
BY CLAUDIA TOVAR, Editor Director Ang Lee creates a groundbreaking movie event about a young man name Piscine Patel, who is hurtled into an epic journey of adventure and discovery. Soon after Pi’s father tells him that the family must sell their zoo and move to Canada, [Read More]
“Wreck-It-Ralph” Review
BY CLAUDIA TOVAR, Editor In Wreck-It-Ralph, director Rich Moore depicts a world where video game villains aren’t actually bad (in spite of their in-game evil hijinks). They’re just doing their job. Ralph is tired of being overshadowed by Fix-It Felix, the “good [Read More]
Liam Neeson is a triple threat for Albania
BY MURPHY GARCIA, Editor Brian Mills (Liam Neeson) is once again the hero for his family, but this time it’s not just his daughter who is in trouble, it’s his ex-wife, too. Thinking back to the first movie, Taken, Brian spent 72 hours searching for his daughter, Kim [Read More]
An Oct. filled with terror: must see scares that will make this Halloween even better
BY MURPHY GARCIA, Editor Looking for something scary to fulfill the adrenaline rush this Halloween? Itching to get a sight on the newest place with fake blood and Michael Myers masks? Here are some of the top rated Haunted Houses in Illinois to see with friends, or some [Read More]
“Jane By Design” a summer guilty pleasure
“From high fashion to high school,” promises the new show, "Jane by Design." [Read More]
The high and low of spring break flicks
The High:“The Hunger Games” Acquiring fame from the acclaimed book trilogy, the film version of “The Hunger Games” has all the potential to become one of this year’s box office giants. In the story, the country of America no longer exists; instead it has been [Read More]
“Project X” album sets high standard in movie sound tracks
Right behind Bruce Springsteen’s album “Wrecking Ball” and Adele’s “21,” the sound track album for “Project X,” a movie about a teenager’s house party that gets completely out of control, is crashing the party and taking the position for number three on [Read More]
