From one heart to another: a review of “The Fault in Our Stars” 

There are a lot of people out there who will tell you a lot of different things about author John Green, from whom we’ve seen books such as Paper Towns, Will Greyson, will greyson, and Looking For Alaska, among others. As an aspiring YA novelist myself (one can dream), he is one of the mainstream… Read More From one heart to another: a review of “The Fault in Our Stars” 

“See You in Valhalla” suffocates viewers with every cliché in the book

Sometimes, I pick up a random movie to watch hoping it’ll be good. And sometimes it is (see: Who Am I – No System is Safe). Other times, however, it’s See You in Valhalla. Primarily starring Sarah Hyland, Bret Harrison, and Michael Weston, See You in Valhalla is a drama about the estranged Burwood family that comes… Read More “See You in Valhalla” suffocates viewers with every cliché in the book

Jennifer Aniston delivers a painfully-good performance in “Cake.” 

We all watched her in F.R.I.E.N.D.S. and loved her (most of us, anyway), watched her in mediocre tk good comedy movies and laughed with her, but we can finally say it: Jennifer Aniston has finally moved on from comedy. Most recently, the actress lends her talents to Cake, a drama that follows Claire Bennett (Aniston), a divorcee battling… Read More Jennifer Aniston delivers a painfully-good performance in “Cake.” 

“The Imitation Game”: not all those who win are victors

Let me point out Dumbo. This was one hell of a good movie.  The Imitation Game recounts the true story of Alan Turing, a professor and mathematician who, between the years of 1939 and 1941, worked with a group of cryptographers to crack Enigma, a communication device made of undecipherable codes used by the Germans… Read More “The Imitation Game”: not all those who win are victors