‘Love, Rosie’ shows long, difficult road from friendship to love
MollyMonahan This Valentines Day, as some people go to the movies or have a nice romantic steak dinner with their significant others, other people are cuddling up with a blanket […]
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Little Women Do Big Things
Review by J1 Reporter Grace Virgillito While on winter break I gathered some friends, went to Aksarben, and watched Little Women in theaters. It is a historical period drama, is […]
‘A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood’ warms hearts, evokes nostalgia
Review by SarahCronin As a child I hadn’t seen many episodes of “Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood” as the show’s last episode aired less than a month before I was born in […]
The end of the ‘Star Wars’
Review J1 Reporter Frannie Cihunka The ninth and final installment of the Star Wars saga, “Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker” debuted in theaters on Dec. 30, and is still in […]
‘The Rise of Skywalker’ completes sequel trilogy
By J1 Reporter Mia Dunker It’s no understatement to say that Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker had a lot to live up to. The movie is the third and […]
Pigeons? Yes, with a positive, inspiring message
Review by J1 Reporter Sarah Ritterling “Spies in Disguise,” a new animated movie released on Dec. 25, 2019, tells the story of a top spy, Lance Sterling, who needs the […]
‘Moonstruck’ leaves viewers awestruck
By J1 Reviewer Anna Dailey “Moonstruck” left me and apparently other audiences awestruck, as it has been nominated and won many Academy Awards and Golden Globes. At a glance, this movie […]
‘Spies in Disguise’ surprisingly good family fun
Review by J1 Reporter Megan Hoppe On Jan. 3, 2020 at the AMC Westroads movie theater, I saw the movie “Spies in Disguise,” and it was surprisingly good. Before seeing […]
A little woman’s thoughts on ‘Little Women’
Review by ChloeHerbert While there’s certainly a lot of attention on Greta Gerwig’s adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s “Little Women,” the neglection of character development central to the nineteenth century […]
‘Spies in Disguise’ a family friendly movie experience
By J1 Reporter Rylee Gregg Spies are a classic American film subject. We can all imagine the mysterious people who take out the bad guys and save the day with […]
Little Miss Sunshine will brighten your day
By J1 reporter Quinn Findley “Little Miss Sunshine” is one hour and 41 minute story of a family filled with struggle, but overcome with unconditional love. Directed by Valerie Faris […]
Blind-sided by a great movie
Review By J1 Reporter Emily Salzman This winter break, the Salzman residence was mildly hectic, however at times the atmosphere presented a time to sit back, relax and watch […]
Jo vs. Rey – Little Women and Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker
By J1 Reporter Rachel Achola Over Christmas break I had the privilege of attending two newly released movies. The movies I viewed were “Little Women” and “Star Wars: Episode IX […]
My new favorite movie
Review by J1 Reporter Molly Smith We all love a dog movie, whether it’s “Marley and Me” or “A Dog’s Purpose,” and the newest one, “The Art of Racing in […]
The Galaxy’s Great Ending
Review By J1 Reporter Lily Dugan A long time ago in a galaxy far far away, the story ended. The plotline of the Star Wars story has […]
The Wonderful Life of George Bailey
Review by J1 Reporter Naomi Delkamiller The night before Christmas I sat around the fire with my family and watched the 1946 classic, “It’s a Wonderful Life.” This well known […]
The story of ‘Little Women’ who do big things hits theaters
Review by JI Reporter Sophia Virgillito The current movie “Little Women” is an adaptation of the book by Louisa May Alcott. It is rated PG-13 and was released on Dec. […]
‘Joker’: is it worth outrageous, dividing controversy?
Opinion by MaggieMantini Todd Phillips’ “Joker” is a film about an alienated individual, whose embrace of revolutionary evil becomes a kind of integrity. It has been argued that “Joker” has […]
‘The Post’ provides thrill, information, insight
by Anna Cook “The Post,” directed by Steven Spielberg, takes place in the United States during the Vietnam War, but could not be more relevant to modern-day society. “The Post” […]
