Best High School Movies Ranked
Caity Dawes, Staff Writer
May 9, 2019
Filed under ENTERTAINMENT, Movies, OPINION, SHOWCASE, STUDENT LIFE
High school-- an odd time full of electives, meeting new people, social cliques, and football games. Everyone has to go through it. But luckily, our generation has a plethora of high school movies at our disposal to help us to get through. These films will get you through exam week, midterms, breakups, ...
Movie Review: Isn’t it Romantic
Amelia Mendes, Opinion Editor
March 14, 2019
Filed under ENTERTAINMENT, Movies, OPINION, SHOWCASE, STUDENT LIFE
I have always been a huge fan of romantic comedies, so it is an understatement to say that I was very excited when I saw the trailer for Isn’t it Romantic, a romantic comedy that doubles as parody of the genre. However, after seeing the film, I’m sorry to say that I was rather disappointed... Spoi...
Movie Review: The Upside
Amelia Mendes, Opinion Editor
March 7, 2019
Filed under ENTERTAINMENT, Movies, OPINION, SHOWCASE, STUDENT LIFE
It is rare for a movie to successfully balance comedy and drama, but The Upside was effective in making me both laugh and cry. Bryan Cranston’s performance as Phillip, a disabled wealthy business mogul, was incredible and believable, doing true justice to the person of whom his character was based on, ...
Aladdin 2019 Thoughts
Tucker Price, Staff Writer
February 19, 2019
Filed under ENTERTAINMENT, Movies, OPINION, SHOWCASE, STUDENT LIFE
Stop it, Disney. The second trailer for the live action Aladdin movie debuted during the Grammys last night, and fans have been severely disappointed in everything about the movie so far...well, almost everything. Although the first trailer released wasn’t that bad. For the most part, the CGI trailer was beautifu...
The Lion King Remake
Gelila Petros, Staff Writer
December 3, 2018
Filed under Movies, SHOWCASE, STUDENT LIFE
Disney’s live action/CGI remake of The Lion King is set to come out in July 19, 2019 and the trailer, which was released just a few days ago, has become Disney’s most-viewed trailer debut ever, with 224.6 million global views online in just 24 hours. After the success of their remakes Beauty an...
Widows Movie Review
Caity Dawes, Staff Writer
December 3, 2018
Filed under ENTERTAINMENT, Movies, OPINION, SHOWCASE, STUDENT LIFE
Widows, directed by Steve McQueen, is a clever, thrilling heist movie that always keeps the viewer on their toes. This plot is always two steps ahead of the viewers, and the acting is all around Oscar worthy. All in all, the movie gives two hours of action-packed viewing that will keep you entertained...
The Princess Switch Movie Review
Audrey Compiano, Staff Writer
November 30, 2018
Filed under ENTERTAINMENT, Movies, STUDENT LIFE
With the holiday season officially in full gear, Christmas is just around the corner. This holiday brings some of the best treats, decorations, and most notorious of all, movies. In the past couple of years, Netflix has been releasing original movies and TV shows that have received high praise and a...
Preserving Classic Cinema: 10 Movies to Watch Before You Die
Amelia Mendes, Staff Writer
November 27, 2018
Filed under ENTERTAINMENT, Movies, OPINION, SHOWCASE, STUDENT LIFE
Marlon Brando screaming “Stella!” in Streetcar Named Desire. Al Pacino becoming The Godfather. Scarlett O’Hara “never being hungry again” in Gone With the Wind. Sylvester Stallone calling out “Adrian!” at the end of Rocky. Sound familiar? These references are timeless quotes and unforgettable moments from cinema that we shou...
Halloween (1978) Movie Review
October 8, 2018
Filed under ENTERTAINMENT, Movies, OPINION, SHOWCASE, STUDENT LIFE
On October 25th, 1978, the world was terrified by the now infamous mass murderer, Michael Myers, and was scared for a young Jamie Lee Curtis, who had officially made her film debut. 40 years later, on October 19th, the Halloween film series will come to a dramatic end, with Curtis’s character and M...
Asian-American Representation is Important in the Movies- and the Job Market
Uma Bhat, Staff Writer
September 10, 2018
Filed under Movies, OPINION, SHOWCASE
While the movies Crazy Rich Asians and To All The Boys I’ve Ever Loved Before are universally loved by teens for their relatable angst, humor, and cringeworthy cheesiness, their unexpected success results primarily from one key aspect that most critics have previously overlooked: their Asian-Ame...
Raazi: What Lessons are Most Important in a State of War?
Uma Bhat, Staff Writer
May 24, 2018
Filed under Movies, SHOWCASE, STUDENT LIFE
Raazi, an Indian film based on book Calling Sehmat, is a heart-wrenching story, though not in a conventional way. The movie follows the true story of Sehmat Khan (played by Alia Bhatt), a former spy during the Indian-Pakistani War of 1971, who lost her morality, conscience, and purity while working ...
The Last Jedi Shines As Latest Star Wars Film
Alex Price, Staff Writer
December 20, 2017
Filed under ENTERTAINMENT, Movies, OPINION, STUDENT LIFE
Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi is the Star Wars movie the fans and the franchise needed. When fans were rushing to get seats for the previous installment, The Force Awakens, this is the film they wanted: a movie with complex characters, new worlds, and an interesting addition to the Star Wars s...
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Audrey Compiano is a junior at Green Hope high school. She was born in Iowa, but moved to North Carolina as a child. This is her first year on The Green Hope Falcon. In her free time, Audrey likes ...
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