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The Vector

“No Time to Die” Review

“No Time to Die” Review

Rushi Desai October 20, 2021

The Craig era of Bond movies has been unique. While Timothy Dalton was the first to try a more grounded take, and Pierce Brosnan had some experimentation with the villains, Daniel Craig...

Sounds Like Love Review

“Sounds Like Love Review”

Matthew Bleich October 20, 2021

Themes of running away from fear and searching for love is what makes Netflix’s next greatest flick “Sounds Like Love” a key watch for this fall. The movie stars three...

“There’s Someone Inside Your House” Review

“There’s Someone Inside Your House” Review

Alfred Simpson, Staff Writer October 20, 2021

Netflix’s latest slasher flick, “There’s Someone Inside Your House,” leaves much to be desired — namely, better writing. The movie was based on the book of the same name...

“Intrusion” Review

Matthew Bleich October 6, 2021

Should we question the decisions our loved ones make, or should we abide by the principle that life with ignorance is bliss? A great example of this common ethical dilemma can be found in the new hit...

“Zack Snyder’s Justice League” Review

“Zack Snyder’s Justice League” Review

Anthony McInnis April 6, 2021

The very fact that this movie exists is an achievement in it of itself. For years fans of Zack Snyder petitioned and raised money for charity just so they could see the original vision for “Justice...

Star Trek Series Ranked Best to Worst

Star Trek Series Ranked Best to Worst

Alexandra Griffith April 6, 2021

The Star Trek franchise has been producing many different television series dating back from 1966, surely with more to come. As a long-time fan of the Star Trek franchise, I asked the question, which...

Hayao Miyazaki’s Hidden World: A Studio Ghibli Retrospective

Hayao Miyazaki’s Hidden World: A Studio Ghibli Retrospective

Prem Naik March 24, 2021

The world of anime was one I never expected to explore before, but having watched sixteen of Studio Ghibli’s works, I am glad I finally did. Having grown up on primarily Western works of 2D animation...

“The Girl on the Train”: Off the Rails?

“The Girl on the Train”: Off the Rails?

Sabastian Fernandes March 10, 2021

“The Girl on the Train,” written by British author Paula Hawkins shocked crowds when it became the fastest-selling adult hardcover novel in history, staying on the New York Times Bestseller List for...

Top 10 Movies of all Time from a Movie Buff

Top 10 Movies of all Time from a Movie Buff

Anthony McInnis February 24, 2021

10.  “The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring” (2001)  The first Peter Jackson directed “Lord of the Rings” movie was a lightning-in-a-bottle success. For decades, J. R....

The Anti-Hero: Shrek Vs Walter White

The Anti-Hero: Shrek Vs Walter White

Anthony McInnis February 17, 2021

The anti-hero is a very popular trope in fiction. Oftentimes the character who is a bit of a rogue, plays by his or her own rules, and isn’t the most moral person becomes the most popular....

“Outside the Wire”: To Be or Not to Be

“Outside the Wire”: To Be or Not to Be

Sabastian Fernandes February 17, 2021

Released Jan. 15, 2021, Netflix’s latest sci-fi robot war film “Outside the Wire” reinvents the wheel when it comes to following the commonly seen trope of sentience in machines,...

What Makes a Good “Giant Monster” Movie?

What Makes a Good “Giant Monster” Movie?

Anthony McInnis February 10, 2021

In recent years, giant monster movies have become much more popular in Hollywood. Movies like “Pacific Rim,” “Godzilla” and “Ramage” have shown studio executives that there...

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