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Weekly Chirp: The Nightmare Before Christmas: Halloween or Christmas Movie?
- Campus Life
- October 22, 2020
As the season gets colder, people tend to spend more time indoors and curl up with their favorite holiday movie. A lot of Elizabethtown College students have started their holiday movie watching season as 72% of students stated that they watch holiday movies as the season comes up in the year. Right now, its prime
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Hocus Pocus film review
- Campus Life
- October 15, 2020
Perhaps one of the most notorious Halloween movies in recent years is “Hocus Pocus,” a 1993 cult classic that has become a holiday staple due to its star-studded cast and comedy. I will admit that I have been swept up in the Hocus Pocus fever. This Halloween, I have resolved to watch Hocus Pocus every
READ MOREMovie Review: “Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse”
- Campus Life
- February 1, 2019
Fresh take on a classic Marvel movie It’s the end of an era, friends. I’ve reveled in my title as “The Laziest Film Reviewer” for close to a year now. Watching Netflix films or just reviewing old films I found in the library is my niche. So, I’ve got to confess…I went to the movie
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The Weekly Chirp: Students, faculty weigh in: Is diversity in movies important?
- Campus Life
- September 6, 2018
Aug. 17, To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before joined the budding group of films this year that will be known for their depth of storytelling about a diverse cast of characters. The film, a romantic comedy about a high schooler whose secret love letters get leaked to the student body, initially struggled to cast
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“Albert Nobbs” fails to capture reviewer’s attention
- Uncategorized
- March 25, 2012
I am sure that we have all seen a sad movie at some point, but probably none like the film “Albert Nobbs.” Some viewers may even say that “Albert Nobbs” takes sadness to a whole different level. I must say that I found this film to be both sad and unusual. The film is based
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Tatum, McAdams deliver in “The Vow”
- Uncategorized
- February 16, 2012
It’s a Friday night and classes are done for the week. If you’re in the mood for a romantic, dramatic comedy, an ice cold drink and some fresh popcorn, MoviE-town is the place to see the newly released film “The Vow.” Rachel McAdams has come a long way since playing blonde queen bee Regina George
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Diversity Classic Film Festival promotes awareness
- Features
- October 27, 2011
Often, the greatest lessons in life are learned outside of the classroom, through mediums other than lectures and assigned readings. While books present a more conventional approach to finding out more about major issues in history, movies can also provide a different outlet for students to turn to for information. That’s why, beginning this year,
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