Written by Spike Lee, Joie Lee, and Cinque LeeDirected by Spike Lee “Lee sat down with his sister and brother and cobbled together memories of their largely happy childhood growing up in […]
Movie Review: Crooklyn – Hot Town, Summer in the City
Movie Review: Napoleon Dynamite – Exploring the Quirky World of Napoleon Dynamite
Written by Jared Hess and Jerusha HessDirected by Jared Hess Films set in high school years generally fall into one of two categories. They either depict the partying life of those ever-so-popular […]
Movie Review: Quadrophenia – Â A Timeless Rock Film
Written by Dave Humphries, Martin Stellman, and Franc RoddamDirected by Franc Roddam Quadrophenia: a personality split into four separate facets. An advanced state if schizophrenia, twice the normally accepted medical condition. Inability […]
Movie Review: The Flamingo Kid – Coming of Age in 1963 Brooklyn
Written by Neal Marshall, Garry Marshall, and Bo GoldmanDirected by Garry Marshall Growing up in suburban New York City in my early years summers were different than they were for my own […]
Book Review: The Lincoln Highway by Amor Towles – Life Interrupted
Sometimes life deals you a bad hand. Things happen that aren’t entirely your fault. Maybe the decision you made wasn’t the right one, but is that mistake something that should hang over […]
Movie Review: River’s Edge – What If Someone Was Murdered and No One Cared?
Written by Neal JiminezDirected by Tim Hunter I have a general worry about this country that we as a society have lost any sense of empathy for anyone outside of our own […]
Book Review: The Tenth Circle by Jodi Picoult – One Family’s Trip Through the Hell Known as the Teenage Years
Jodi Picoult is known for taking risks with her stories, often combining stories straight from the headlines with interesting characters and giving them a twist that her readers don’t always see coming. […]
Movie Review: Little Women (2004) – Excellent Adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s Novel
Written by Louisa May Alcott and Robin SwicordDirected by Gillian Armstrong Louisa May Alcott’s novel Little Women has been adapted numerous times for stage and screen. Every adaptation seems to have its […]
Book Review – Reunion: A Story by Alex Diaz-Granados
There are very few people in this world who don’t have a story of “the one that got away.” Whether it was a breakup, or realizing that you had something great within […]
Movie Review: Little Women (1933) – Traditional Take on a Classic Novel
Written by Louisa May Alcott, Sarah Y. Mason, and Victor HeermanDirected by George Cukor After having watched a more recent screen adaptation of the book Little Women by Louisa May Alcott, I […]
You must be logged in to post a comment.