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“Civil War” came out during a tense election period in America, emphasizing the reality of media integrity and the consequences of not holding leaders accountable. At the same time, the film serves as a recognition of war journalists, highlighting their often underappreciated and important work during times of...

Many people do not know what it is like to lose home at the risk of never finding it again. They have no idea what it is like to have your life split between two lands and become the bridge between two countries. That is why I see culture as an extension of our lives that shapes who we are and how we relate to the...

“Twisters” stirred up a storm in Hollywood to become a summer blockbuster everyone should see.  From director Lee Isaac Chung, “Twisters” is the standalone sequel to Twister (1996). Daisy Edgar-Jones and Glen Powell star in the action-thriller, hooking the audience in for the storm. The movie follows Kate...

Amidst the roaring heat and humidity this summer, the allure of cinema presents itself as a captivating and immersive means of escapism. The following movies are some that offer the enchanting summer vibes we are all looking for. Forrest Gump (1994) A timeless classic, “Forrest Gump” will transport you on a...

Tennis. A sport known for the player’s backstory, their upbringing, what brought them to the sport and the adversity they’ve experienced within it. There is a suspenseful fire and intensity within the overlooked game. So many emotions from inside and outside the court. We’re brought to understand the erotic...

As a rom-com fanatic, “Anyone But You” is a throwback to a high school kind of romance but for adults. The movie is a good balance of cute, witty, bawdy and romance.  Directed by Will Gluck and co-writer Ilana Wolper, the film is a loose adaptation of William Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing,” starring Glenn...

To be completely honest with everyone, “Saltburn” was not as shocking as the internet made it out to be. It could possibly be because of the intensive unrated animes, cartoons and movies I’ve watched, but everything that happened in “Saltburn” was meant to happen.  Moving forward, there will be spoilers of the movie...

With the holidays just around the corner, everyone tends to get cozy in their beds and embrace the feeling of hygge. The most common approach to reaching this feeling is watching holiday rom-coms. Here are a few classic and wildly loved holiday rom-coms for you to watch this season! Serendipity A classic...

Sofia Coppola is a well-known director of movies like ‘Lost in Translation’ and ‘Marie Antoinette.’ However, she outdid herself with her latest film, ‘Priscilla.’  From the color tone of the movie to the precise details of the fashion era, Coppola captured every aspect with minute precision. As much as the...

With a whopping 31% on Rotten Tomatoes, many would say that “Five Nights at Freddy’s” did not do the game justice. To disagree, the movie did what it was supposed to do: satisfy the younger generation. When I went to watch the movie, I saw many kids under the age of 14 dressing up as their favorite characters,...