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… the movie Higher Learning, there are many similarities. These movies show us that students on any campus in any year have always faced the same problems. These problems being racism, finding a peer group and finding financial aid. These movies…

… Tarantino created the epitome of the American masterpiece: Natural Born Killers. This incredible movie was made to portray the 1990’s as a whole, and to tell the story of a modern day Romeo and Juliet. Today, it is a classic and should be a standard…

… in 1941 under the direction of Orson Welles, an American director originally from Kenosha, Wisconsin. Welles was a sensation of both the stage and radio when he was invited to bring his Mercury Theatre group to Hollywood to direct any movie he chose.…

… movie that I just watched, The Ghost and the Darkness, is set on the Tsavo River in Uganda. The International Movie Database offered no actual filming location, and I was not in the class viewing to obtain it. Uganda is located in eastern Africa and…

… on an epic, I watched The Green Mile, staring Tom Hanks (Paul Edgecomb), David Morse (Brutus Howell), and Michael Clarke Duncan (John Coffey). Frank Darabont directed the film. Darabont also wrote and produced the movie. This movie had a very diverse,…

… Duff, he explains how a family is ruined mainly because of alcohol. “Once Were Warriors” is a movie that is all about the truth in cultures. As we all know, alcohol usually causes negative behavior. For example, in the movie it shows how alcohol…

… you wrote the movie review of Varsity Blues. The reviewer for “Our Take” at ScreenIt.Com obviously did not come from a town where sports where heavily pushed nor does it seem that he or she has ever played a competitive sport. The repetitiveness…

… Nancy Tenenbaum Jane Rosenthal Robert De Niro Jay Roach Co-producers: Amy Sayres Shanna Weinberg MPAA Rating: PG-13 Cast Jack Byrnes…

… in Time The two movies An Angel at my Table and The Sweet Hereafter tell stories about the trials of being human. They both show the viewer a world that they with any luck do not have first hand knowledge. Though they both talk of the human…

… very hard to focus on the joy and encouragement found in the work. For Whom the Bell Tolls is full of love and beauty, but is so greatly overshadowed by this lingering feeling of doom--a feeling that does not let you enjoy reading, for you are always…