The Vow: a heartwarming movie

Katie Schlafhauser, Staff Writer
March 2, 2012

I went into The Vow not knowing what to expect. Was it going to be another cliche chick flick or could it possibly be up to Titanic standards? Not many movies can say that they are better or even as good as Titanic, but The Vow sure got close. This movie is about a woman, Paige (Rachel McAdams),... Read more »

Inception on the big screen

Philip Yang, Staff Writer
February 17, 2012

One of 2010’s highest-grossing movies is once again in a theater near you. On January 28, the Troy High robotics team organized a fundraising movie night featuring the Academy Awards winning movie Inception. This year, the Robotics Competition challenge game is Rebound Rumble. The objective of the... Read more »

Extremely Loud And Incredibly Sub-par

Sonalee Joshi, Public Relations
February 14, 2012

The tragic, yet inspiring tale of a young autistic boy struggling to cope with the loss of his beloved eccentric father in the September 11 attack, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (ELIC) focuses on young Oskar Schell, who sets off on a quest to solve his father’s final puzzle: the mystery of... Read more »

Red Tails; the fast paced and inspirational sust-see for generations to come

February 3, 2012

The 2012 movie year gets off to a great start with George Lucas’ new film “Red Tails”. This movie has had suffered scathing reviews from some: criticizing it’s one-dimensional characters and frequent use of cliche dialogue, and on the other side there were critics raving about... Read more »

TRON: Disaster

January 17, 2011

I have decided to write a review for TRON: Legacy for selfless reasons – I want to save you from wasting time and losing a few IQ points.  I first heard of the movie through Olivia Wilde’s twitter account, where she announced its premiere. I was never excited about the film and, after receiving... Read more »