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Troy Pope, Editor-in-Chief
May 17, 2013
J.J. Abrams’ “Star Trek Into Darkness” is his second attempt at a “Trek” film. His first go was in 2009 with the introduction of “Star Trek,” a film set in an alternate reality due to incursions from the future that change the way characters were raised and got to know each other. This... Read more »
Patrick Forrest, A&E Editor
May 8, 2013
The 2013 summer movie season is finally here. Starting with “Iron Man 3” this year has a number of films coming that are highly anticipated and should bring in huge numbers in the box office. 1. “Man of Steel”: Perhaps the most anticipated movie of this summer, it will more than likely be the... Read more »
Brian Robinson, Reporter
May 4, 2013
Shane Black and Robert Downey, Jr. first collaborated in the 2005 film “Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang.” In it, you saw RDJ play a character that was very brash and cocky with his mannerisms, but was still able to get out of a sticky situation. Some say that him playing that particular character is what landed... Read more »
Patrick Forrest, A&E Editor
April 24, 2013
***UPDATED: April 26, 2013, 11:46 a.m. Regal and AMC have agreed to a deal with Disney that will allow them to begin re-selling advance tickets to “Iron Man 3.” Regal announced in a statement that the blockbuster film will be playing in Regal, Edwards and United Artists theaters on May 3 and tickets... Read more »
Brian Robinson, Rampage Reporter
April 24, 2013
Since 2001, Fresno Filmworks has blessed the Fresno area with films that would normally be unheard of in mainstream cinema. They are a nonprofit organization that is built on bringing a line of films to the Fresno area, in order to show the city the films they love, as well a spreading that love to others. This... Read more »
Kevynn Gomez, Reporter
March 22, 2013
It may be set a few thousand years before the invention of comedy, but that’s no excuse for the truly primitive attempt at humor in Dreamworks’ newest animated film, “The Croods.” Set in an imaginative land reminiscent of the long-gone supercontinent of Pangaea, the Crood family is supposed to... Read more »
Brian Robinson, Reporter
March 15, 2013
Superman: The Man of Steel. To many, he may be the greatest superhero ever created. He represents a man who had suffered from loss since he was an infant. He would use that loss to encourage himself towards healing the world, and defeating any villain that stood in his way. Many would think he would... Read more »
Patrick Forrest, Arts & Entertainment Editor
March 15, 2013
The comedy “The Incredible Burt Wonderstone” stars Steve Carell and Steve Buscemi as long-reigning headliners and one-time best friends Burt and Anton, and Olivia Wilde as their glamorous magic assistant, Jane. Alan Arkin stars as old-school illusionist Rance Holloway, and James Gandolfini as wealthy... Read more »
Troy Pope, Editor-In-Chief
March 1, 2013
More and more evidence is presenting itself that Bryan Singer’s life’s mission is to ruin your childhood. Everyone has heard the tale of “Jack and the Beanstalk,” but it’s definitely not as current as “X-Men” and “Superman.” However, Singer is trying to destroy every ounce of nostalgia... Read more »
Jackson Taze Raney, Reporter
February 14, 2013
In a universe where a vampire falling in love with a 16-year-old girl becomes a worldwide phenomenon, just about anything can happen. Ethan Wate, (Alden Ehrenreich) is a 16-year-old boy living in the fictional town of Gatlin, S.C. A few months ago he started having dreams about a girl he’s never even... Read more »