Pixar, the king of making you cry during cartoons, is back with “Coco,” a new film centered around the Mexican Day of the Dead.
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Whimsy and tenderness reign in "Wonder"
One of the most pure and heart-warming films I’ve seen.
"Justice League" flies high in the second half
We’ve come to the end of a year filled with some pretty great superhero movies, including DC’s “Wonder Woman” and, most recently, Marvel’s “Th…
Review: Murder on the Orient Express
Murder mysteries are almost always good fun, and Agatha Christie’s 1934 novel “Murder on the Orient Express” is undoubtedly one of the most we…
DosBros vs. BurritoXpress: which Mexican food joint is king?
It's hard to believe you've gone to Lee University for any substantial amount of time if you haven't heard of DosBros Fresh Mexican Grill. Loc…
Kayla's Pick: This Is Spinal Tap
Are you a fan of The Lonely Island’s film, “Popstar: Never Stop, Never Stopping”? Do you like metal music? Do you like making fun of popular c…
Here's why you should go see Thor: Ragnarok this weekend
*Little to no spoilers ahead. Just general opinions.*
Review: Gardner's Market
I’m not quite sure how I had not discovered Gardner’s Market earlier. I’ve been at Lee for over a year now. It’s a short walk from the Communi…
Kayla's Pick: E.T.
Does college make you yearn for the days when things were simpler? Do you believe in aliens and the magic of childhood? Do you need a fanciful…
I went to the travel ban vigil in Chattanooga and here are my thoughts
To read about the event which this opinion piece is written about, chick here: http://ow.ly/7sLA30g6DJO
Kayla's Pick: "Gremlins"
Kayla Harris, senior cinema major, is a big fan of all things 80's— particularly the decade's movies.
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Gemelli's
It all started with a calzone.
BOOK REVIEW: All the Light We Cannot See
A German youth and a blind French girl experience the gravity of serendipity during WWII in Anthony Doerr’s transcending novel "All the Light …
REVIEW - "Alien: Isolation"
"Alien: Isolation" is a horror game known for its thrilling jump scares and intense gameplay.
MOVIE REVIEW: It
Disclaimer: "It" is rated R for violence/horror, bloody images, and for language (mostly from kids). The film makes full use of its R rating, …
Video Games: The New Art Form
Video games are a surprisingly dividing topic. Some may scoff at them as nothing more than a mindless, juvenile time-waster (I’ll try not to b…
2017 Oscars Review
It should be no surprise, movie-loving friends, that if there’s anything I enjoy doing with all my heart, it’s sharing my opinions a full mont…
What it Really Means to be Pro-Life (In My Opinion)
Warning: this is my opinion.
Read with caution
Did you not read the title? Perhaps you glossed over it, if so, I urge you to read the title and follow what it says, because the contents of …
I have a lot to say about "Rogue One"
Movie-loving friends: before you completely settle back into the routines of academic excellence, finesse, apathy and dread that will inevitab…