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Netflix’s Enola Holmes Offers Empowering Message For Young Women

September 24, 2020 Angela Perez Movie, Netflix, Sherlock Holmes

Netflix’s Enola Holmes hit our screens for the first time on Sept. 23 with an overall message that sticks with you. The film illuminates political and personal triumph. Set at the start of the women’s suffrage movement in late-19th century England, Enola Holmes is a story of a marginalized… Read the rest at our website.

Briefing

Documentary Chronicles The Life Of A Family That Fled Violence In Honduras

June 29, 2020 Roxy Garcia Movie, Miami Film Festival, Paper Children, Honduras

Paper Children —an hour-long documentary that chronicles the life of four siblings that fled gang violence in Honduras, and emigrated to the United States in hopes of attaining political asylum—is streaming for free on Youtube. Filmmaker Alexandra Codina’s documentary premiered at the 37th annual Miami Film Festival on March… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Hail, Caesar! Offers A Comedic Peek Into Hollywood’s Hectic Film-Making Industry

June 1, 2020 Daniel Tamariz Netflix Resurrection, Movie, Hollywood

The comedy/mystery film Hail, Caesar! failed to make a splash at the box office when it was released in 2016. But this hidden gem features award-winning directors and actors and an interesting message. So, we decided to include it in our Netflix Resurrection series, which shines a spotlight on… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

This Action Movie Will Make You Go Haywire

May 7, 2020 Beatriz Fernandez Movie, Movie Review, Netflix, Netflix Resurrection

The action/thriller movie Haywire struggled to stand out when it was released in 2011. Its famous cast, great direction and intense fight scenes drew us to spotlight the film for our most recent installment of Netflix Resurrection, a series that showcases movies we feel deserved more notoriety than what… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Parasite Shines Spotlight On Foreign Films

March 19, 2020 Sebastian Castellanos Movie, foreign film, Parasite, Film

At the 92nd Oscars, the big winner for Best Picture was given to the little movie that could: Parasite. The South Korean thriller created a landmark moment when it became the first foreign-language movie to win Best Picture, beating Martin Scorsese’s crime epic The Irishman, Quentin Taratino’s love letter… Read the rest at our website.

Homestead Campus Briefing

Student Life To Screen The Photograph On Valentine’s Day

February 7, 2020 William Sanchez Student Life, Theater, screening, Movie

The Student Life at Homestead Campus is offering free tickets to Miami Dade College students for a screening of the 2020 film The Photograph. The film will be shown at ShowBiz Cinemas, 100 S. Krome Ave., on Feb. 14 at 2 p.m. The Photograph revolves around the death of… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Sonic the Hedgehog Speeds Into The Hearts Of Moviegoers

February 7, 2020 Gabriel Gatica Movie, Movie Review, Theater, sonic the hedgehog

Most people believed that Sonic the Hedgehog had nothing going for it. The Paramount Pictures film was based on a video game, had an awful design for the main character and looked like another soulless cash grab that would bomb after the first week. However, what started out as… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Marriage Story Explores What Divorce Does To A Home

January 24, 2020 Corbin Bolies Film, Movie, Movie Review, Review, Netflix

It’s hard to dispute Netflix’s control over its viewers’ homes. From being practically pre-installed on every device capable to its sheer volume of content, the company has ingrained itself into the American zeitgeist in a way few brands have. That’s what it’s continued through Marriage Story, a film centered… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Let’s Talk—Not Worry—About Joker

November 1, 2019 Corbin Bolies controversy, behavior, Film, Movie, Gun Violence, Mental Health, Joker

Aside from Batman himself, it seems like no other character can draw more controversy than the Joker. From Heath Ledger’s initially controversial casting in The Dark Knight to Jared Leto’s forever controversial portrayal in Suicide Squad, the role seems fated to draw rebuke. However, with fears of copycat violence… Read the rest at our website.

A&E

Shazam! Brings Heart And Soul To DC Films

March 29, 2019 Dante Nahai Movie, Shazam, DC

Shazam has been a favorite superhero of mine. Something about saying one word that turns you into basically Superman always was an appealing concept, especially to a 10-year-old boy. At the core that is what Shazam is—a child who has superpowers. Without giving too much away, here is a… Read the rest at our website.

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