Putting the silly in superhero
By Chris Sanchez sanchezch@mnstate.edu In “The Lego Batman Movie,” everything is pretty awesome—for the most part. Our favorite caped crusader Batman, aka Bruce Wayne (Will Arnett), reprises his role from […]
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A long way from home
Chris Sanchez sanchezch@mnstate.edu It’s sometimes difficult to acknowledge that truth is stranger than fiction—sometimes it makes life more intriguing, but sometimes it creates a void that’s hard to fill. […]
Alumn awarded best student narrative short film
by Samantha Stark starksa@mnstate.edu MSUM faculty, alumni, and students continue to uphold MSUM’s School of Media and Design’s (SoMAD) exceptional reputation. The SoMAD faculty members Kyja Kristjansson-Nelson, Don Clark, and […]
Tribute to a movie icon: The life and success of Roger Ebert
The death of famed movie critic Roger Ebert two weeks ago left me pretty shaken. It shouldn’t have been that shocking; Ebert had lost his jaw in a battle with […]
“Zero Dark Thirty” movie review
The most controversial film of 2012, Kathryn Bigelow’s Zero Dark Thirty has received wide critical acclaim, as well as sharp criticism over its depiction of the CIA’s use of torture […]