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The tale of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” is almost as ubiquitous as chocolate itself. To celebrate this sweet annual holiday, we have meticulously crafted student descriptions for each of the main characters in the book and movies as if they went to UC Berkeley.
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For me, “Pirates of the Caribbean” defined the best of what blockbusters could be.
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Tim Burton is an anomaly. Ranking his films entails touching the peaks of soul-bearing creativity and diving into laziness that stinks of self-loathing.
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Messy, overstuffed and overly concerned with clumsy table-setting for future installments, “Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald” is an utter disappointment for die-hard “Potter” fans and general audiences alike.
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It is not enough to say that an LGBTQ+ character’s sexual orientation doesn’t need to be addressed because “gay people just look like … people.”
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I see dead people, and you know damn well why. But not all is lost — here are some movie recommendations for when you want to take a much-deserved break.
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Do take time to yourself this finals week, because you deserve to take a break with a good flick or adventure film! Happy destressing!
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The tried-and-true murder mystery, an intricate literary achievement in its own right, doesn’t translate as effectively onto the screen, but the vibrant performances and sheer visual charm of “Murder on the Orient Express” still make the film a thoroughly engrossing experience.
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But, for all our effort, these voices have refused to be silenced. They have always been creating, demanding that we pay them the attention they are owed.
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Whoever you may be, check out the following films and their respective monologues for some quality Hollywood magic.
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