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‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’ webs us all

Anisa Kahin June 5, 2023

“Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” is the second Spider-Man movie about Miles Morales to have dropped. The first movie, “Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse,” came out in 2018 and it centered...

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White men can jump

John Hunter May 26, 2023

On March 27, 1992, Woody Harrelson starred alongside Wesley Snipes in a comedy/sport film called, “White Men Can’t Jump.” The story followed two basketball players that hustled people in pickup games...

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“Air” just does it

John Hunter May 19, 2023

On Oct. 26 1984, Sonny Vaccaro convinced 21 year old NBA rookie Michael Jordan to set aside his interest in footwear brands such as Converse and Adidas, thus persuading him to sign a deal with the footwear...

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The blocks fall into place

John Hunter April 10, 2023

In 1988, entrepreneur and video game designer Henk Rogers was promoting his video game, GO, at the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics show when he discovered the computer game Tetris. The events that followed...

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John Wick returns for a new chapter

Owen McColgan April 9, 2023

With “John Wick: Chapter 4” wrapping up the John Wick tetralogy, fans are bummed out to see it finally come to an end. Directed by Chad Stahelski, “John Wick: Chapter 4” follows one of the most...

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‘A Good Person,’ was Inspirational

Roberto Alvarez April 9, 2023

“A Good Person” was an incredible story, filled with heartbreak, pain, loss and forgiveness. We see a lot in this movie about how people deal with their grief and how it brings out the worst in them...

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Shazam snaps to success

Maya Nieves April 9, 2023

Following the first “Shazam!” movie which came out in 2019, the second movie, “Shazam! Fury of the Gods” is full of the same jokes and fun. It takes viewers on the journey of a new and more challenging...

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The magic of ‘The Magician’s Elephant’ keeps dreams big

Layla Mickelson March 22, 2023

Since the release of the book “The Magician's Elephant” in 2009, many hearts have been captivated by the children's tale full of faith and hope. Now, years later, it has been created into a movie that...

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Modern ghost story is surprisingly touching

Modesty Manion March 4, 2023

One of Netflix’s newest original movies, “We Have a Ghost,” was released on Feb. 24 and is currently at #1 for movies on the streaming service. The cast includes big name actors like Anthony Mackie,...

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Why you need to watch ‘Women Talking’

Johanna Kaplan January 26, 2023

“How would you feel if, for your entire life, it didn’t matter how you thought?” This thought-provoking line from Sarah Polley’s “Women Talking” sparks the conversation of a lifetime. Picture...

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‘White Noise’ wraps existential dread in artistic talent

Modesty Manion January 18, 2023

Released on Netflix U.S. at the start of the new year, “White Noise” is a horror-drama set in the ‘80s that surrounds the Gladney family as they experience an “airborne toxic event.” The film,...

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Sequel to a Christmas classic released

Leo Justesen December 24, 2022

It's been about a month since the sequel to the very old movie “A Christmas Story” released, called “A Christmas Story Christmas,” and there is still a lot to talk about. For those who don’t...

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