A & E – The Guardian

New animated ‘Spider-Man’ movie dazzles with quirkiness

January 17, 2019

Despite factual errors, ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ remains true to Queen spirit

December 5, 2018

‘Red Dead Redemption’ sequel steps up its game

December 4, 2018

‘Kingdom of Ash’ remains an engaging read despite ending

November 16, 2018

‘Life is Strange’ sequel falls short of hype

October 31, 2018

New ‘Halloween’ installment finds ways to remain relevant

October 26, 2018

‘Madden 19’ same old story for popular franchise

September 25, 2018

Nintendo rolls out new titles, features for Switch system

September 24, 2018

“Detroit: Become Human” remains an immersive, suspenseful journey

September 21, 2018

Nic’s Flicks (Pt. 1)

Nic Baggetto, Editor-in-chief

October 3, 2017

Filed under A & E, Movies & TV

50. “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl” (2003) This list begins very similarly to how it ends, with a movie that impacted me growing up. I can’t claim that the “Pirates” movies are masterpieces, especi...

‘Thrones’ develops in seventh season, leaves fans anticipating series finale

Trenton Holmquist, Sectional Editor

October 3, 2017

Filed under A & E, Movies & TV

Winter has come. After many bloody, deceiving, backstabbing episodes, Game of Thrones has almost reached its climax, and fans are ready to see who ends up on the iron throne. Though three episodes shorter, season 7 seven of GOT ...

Movie math: summer box office suffers

Nic Baggetto, Editor-in-chief

October 3, 2017

Filed under A & E, Movies & TV

The movie industry is damaged. It’s pretty simple, really. People just don’t go to the movies anymore. This summer, the total North American box office didn’t even reach $4 billion, a record low for Hollywood. Even films such as �...