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Event Movie Review Therese Lacson

Sundance 2020: “Beast Beast” Youthful But Unbalanced

February 23, 2020February 22, 2020
Therese Lacson
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Danny Madden’s full length film Beast Beast is a coming-of-age story that suffers an identity crisis.

Book Book Tour Elise Kulik Review

Rockstar Book Tours: What I Want You To See

February 20, 2020February 12, 2020
Elise Kulik
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Catherine Linka brings a new YA coming-of-age story about a teenage girl making her way through art school.

Movie Review Therese Lacson

“To All The Boys” Sequel Does It Again P.S. We Still Love You!

February 12, 2020February 12, 2020
Therese Lacson
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The sequel hits Netflix right before Valentine’s Day and makes us fall in love all over again with Lara Jean, Peter, and now, John Ambrose McClaren!

Brittany Frederick Movie Review

“The Last Full Measure”: Sebastian Stan Leads Impeccably Cast Inspiring Film

February 11, 2020February 12, 2020
Brittany Frederick
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Strong acting and impactful storytelling give life to this Vietnam War drama starring some MCU familiars!

Movie Review Therese Lacson

Sundance 2020: Bruce Lee Reminds Us to “Be Water”

February 7, 2020January 24, 2022
Therese Lacson
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When watching this Bao Nguyen documentary about Bruce Lee, it’s hard not to get knocked over by the ambition and endurance of Be Water‘s subject. Born in Hong Kong and growing up in San Francisco, Be Water examines Bruce Lee’s rise into stardom, the struggles he was forced to face […]

Movie Review Therese Lacson

Sundance 2020: Edson Oda’s “Nine Days” is Beautiful and Strange

February 7, 2020January 24, 2022
Therese Lacson
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In his feature debut, Edson Oda crafts a story about life and death, one that examines human nature and reincarnation. It might seem like an exaggeration but Nine Days truly feels like it touches the soul with its story. Melding together art and philosophy with an earnest touch, Oda crafts […]

Movie Review Therese Lacson

Sundance 2020: “Sylvie’s Love” is Sweet, Smooth, and a Bit Simple

February 6, 2020January 24, 2022
Therese Lacson
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If pure chemistry could propel a love story, then that story is Sylvie’s Love. Tessa Thompson and Nnamdi Asomugha swirl around each other as Sylvie Farrell and Robert Hunter, in a beautiful period piece set in the 1950s. While the film undeniably has weaknesses, there’s something about the charming, saccharine […]

Movie Review Therese Lacson

Sundance 2020: “Assassins” Explores the Shocking Murder of Kim Jong Nam

February 3, 2020January 24, 2022
Therese Lacson
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For many, the name Kim Jong Un is infamous. But his elder brother and once-heir to the leadership of North Korea, Kim Jong-Nam might be unfamiliar. Assassins uncovers the story of the two women involved in the assassination of Kim Jong Nam at the Kuala Lumpur airport in February of […]

DVD/Blu Ray Kylee Sills Movie Review

Pick up the Parasite Blu Ray Today!

February 1, 2020February 1, 2020
Kylee Sills
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Pick up the Parasite Blu Ray today and join me in rooting for a Best Director win. It’s worth getting over the 1-inch barrier of subtitles.

Movie Review Therese Lacson

Sundance 2020: “Minari” Steals Our Hearts and Our Pick For Best Film of the Year

February 1, 2020January 24, 2022
Therese Lacson
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I don’t care if it’s only January. This is my favorite movie of the year. It’s been decided. In this semi-autobiographical story by director Lee Isaac Chung, Minari tells the story of a struggling young Korean-American family who has recently moved onto a farm in Arkansas in the ’80s. The […]

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