Disney+ Breaks The Internet
Andrew Jaramillo, Staff Reporter
December 2, 2019
Disney+ is giving competitors Netflix and Hulu a run for their money, even with connectivity issues and errors that plagued it early on. The service has been stabilized since its bumpy Nov. 4 launch and I’m totally obsessed with the amount of binge-worthy content that Disney+ has to offer for just ...
‘Maleficent 2’ is messy and almost completely unrelated to ‘Sleeping Beauty’
Kathleen Quinn, Staff Reporter
October 30, 2019
“Maleficent 2: Mistress of Evil,” is a movie about acceptance, recognizing and overcoming differences, though a lot of that gets lost in its poor execution. “Mistress of Evil,” is a sequel to the 2014 “Maleficent,” which gives the Disney villain a second chance at a first impression b...
‘Aladdin’ live action adaptation is musically thrilling but lacking
Lianna Martinez, Staff Reporter
June 15, 2019
The live-action rendition of “Aladdin” is one of Disney’s best attempts to create something family friendly, entertaining and accurate to its source material. “Aladdin” delivers a comical tale of banned love, where peasant Aladdin meets Princess Jasmine in his hometown of Agrabah. They fall in love despite Aladdin's reputation for being a thief. Guy Ritchie, director of “Sherlo...
Did ‘Ralph Breaks the Internet’ make or break it?
Hwan Lee and Brenna White, Staff Reporters
November 28, 2018
PRO: 'Ralph Breaks the Internet' is a colorful film with a heartwarming tale By Hwan Lee “Ralph Breaks the Internet” is a hilarious and beautifully animated film that will bring you a horde of laughs filled with clever references to the mainstream internet, while exploring the depths of true f...
‘Ralph Breaks the Internet’ is a far cry from the charm of its predecessor
Brenna White, Staff Reporter
November 28, 2018
This is part two of a two part review. Read the counter review here. "Ralph Breaks the Internet" forfeits the nostalgic charm and subtle writing from its predecessor for pop culture references and the flashy, but frivolous world of online media. Fearing the worst based on the trailers, one can say ...
MOVIE REVIEW: Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day
Samantha Jill UyBico, Staff Writer
October 17, 2014
“Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day” directed by Miguel Arteta and based on the 1972 children’s book written by Judith Viorst, is a film that will entertain both children and parents alike. Alexander (Ed Oxenbould) is turning 12 and feels he is cursed when a series of...
