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Frozen warms hearts through a frosty winter

“Frozen” warms hearts through a frosty winter

Talia Hendel, Web Managing Editor January 30, 2014

Recently Disney has come out with many movies, but none seem to meet the standard set by their old classics. As an old Disney movie enthusiast, I thought that Walt Disney movies were past their peak and...

Classic movies to watch in class

Classic movies to watch in class

Jackie Cope, Features Editor January 2, 2014

Slug-like students, drunk with exhaustion, trudge into a classroom that feels, to them, much more like a prison cell. Eyelids are heavy and “the excitement of learning” seems like more than an abstract...

Here are some ho ho horrible movies for the holiday season

Here are some ho ho horrible movies for the holiday season

Adam Kaplan, Editor in Chief December 19, 2013

*Spoiler Alert: Don't read below if you love and believe in Santa!* Tis’ the season. The holidays are a time for giving and spending time with your family. Before you cuddle near the fireplace and watch...

The top 5 Disney movies to watch this Halloween

The top 5 Disney movies to watch this Halloween

Daniela Karpenos, Web News Editor October 28, 2013

The transition to fall means more than just crisp leaves and pumpkin-spice everything―it marks the start of Disney’s Halloween movie marathons. This switch to all things spooky has been dubbed by Disney...

Five Movies That Would Be Better With Zombies

Five Movies That Would Be Better With Zombies

Bailey Ethier, Editor-in-Chief May 20, 2013

There’s no denying that zombies are in. What’s not to like about undead “people” who move extremely slow and have their arms constantly fall off? In honor of the increase in the popularity of zombies,...

Cinemagram: Capturing Life Over… and Over... and Over

Cinemagram: Capturing Life Over… and Over… and Over

Andrea Frost, Breaking News Managing Editor December 21, 2012

Throughout the halls, library, cafeteria and classes of Staples, it is clear that most students are more engaged in their phones than in where they are going or what they are doing. They are busy scrolling...

Isabelle Allen is featured on the new Les Misérables poster, emulating the original illustration of Young Cosette on the old playbill.

The Dream I Dreamed: A Review of the New Les Misérables

Ryder Chasin, Web Managing Editor December 13, 2012

Sure, I suppose I’m a rather emotional guy. I do get worked up on occasion, perhaps raise my voice once in a while, and, yes, I’ll shed some tears every now and again. But while watching the premiere...

Red Dawn: A Remake Of A Classic

Red Dawn: A Remake Of A Classic

Nicole Deblasi, Web Managing Editor December 7, 2012

Remaking a classic movie is like a battlefield; you don’t know how it may turn out or what might happen. When I heard Red Dawn was being remade, I decided to go see it and compare the original with the...

This list of flicks will keep you going through the storm.

Top Five Storm Movies to Watch (At Least Until the Power Goes Out)

Ben Reiser and Ryder Chasin October 29, 2012

For More Coverage on Hurricane Sandy Click HERE Though the trees sway and stray leaves swirl, the weather right now is eerily calm. Before the worst comes and the power inevitably cuts, there can’t...

There and Back Again: Mixed Feelings on the New Hobbit Movie

There and Back Again: Mixed Feelings on the New Hobbit Movie

Simon Stracher, Social Media Managing Editor October 26, 2012

Bilbo Baggins played a small role in “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy, setting the story in motion by giving the One Ring to his cousin, Frodo Baggins. Bilbo, however, will soon get his chance to shine:...

“House at the End of the Street”: Don’t Come and Visit

“House at the End of the Street”: Don’t Come and Visit

Nicole DeBlasi, Web Managing Editor October 6, 2012

After watching the trailer for “House at the End of the Street” I was a bit confused as to what the movie was about, but I was nonetheless excited to go out with a couple of friends and get a good...

Shot By Shot: A Senior’s Movie Experience

Sammy Warshaw, Staff Writer June 19, 2012

For my whole life leading up to it, I was convinced that high school was like “Mean Girls.” On my first day of freshman year, I would be thrown into lockers, entranced by the looks of a beautiful...

“Mirror Mirror”: A Review

Kelsey Landauer, Sports Editor April 3, 2012

After her disappointing performance in Eat, Pray, Love as a middle-aged divorcée, I was not very hopeful that Julia Roberts would be able to pull of the character of an evil queen in the new film Mirror...

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