Romney’s Video Review: ‘The Wind Rises’
Romney's Video Review of 'The Wind Rises.'
Freedom of film affects MacFarlane’s creativity in ‘Ted’
Arts reporter Stephen Romney takes a look at Ted, Seth MacFarlane's first endeavor onto the silver screen.
‘Celeste and Jesse Forever’ is a comedy worthy of Sundance
Comedies with romance almost always capture the beginning of a relationship. The romantic part is usually a combination of one character trying to get...
SLCC film club aims for hands-on experience this fall
Because of COVID-19, the SLCC Film Production Club is making changes for the fall 2020 semester.
‘Dear John’ proves distance and relationship make for good drama
How often do we look at a movie poster or watch a trailer and jump to a conclusion of how the movie will be?...
‘Wall Street’ the original
In this classic film from 1987 we are introduced to young Bud Fox, played by Charlie Sheen. Eager to get ahead in the financial...
‘Season of the Witch’ gets the year started off right
There are only two kinds of movies that can't be strictly defined to one genre. The movies that are so overloaded with ideas that...
4 tips for first-time Sundance festivalgoers
After attending the Sundance Film Festival for the first time this year, Elijah Earl has some tips for other Sundance newbies.
The trailers lie about ‘The Lorax’
Despite what the trailers might lead you to believe, The Lorax proves to be an entertaining family film. It earns a 4/5.
Movie Review: ‘Labor Day’: Convicts, cooking and an awkward representation of puberty
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews the film adaptation of the book 'Labor Day.'
‘Oz the Great and Powerful’: Not too powerful, but still entertaining
Arts reporter Stephen Romney reviews 'Oz: The Great and Powerful.'
‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1’
For anybody who hasn't spent the last 10 years being raised by wolves, the seventh installment to the Harry Potter series has just hit...