Author: Matthew Gentile

Top 5 Movies of 2011

February 7, 2012• Arts, Reviews

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Everyone Wins This Election

October 25, 2011• Arts, Reviews

Politics and Hollywood have always had fascinating similarities. Both require a front, rely on popularity for success and are personal when...

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Our Town: A Second Opinion

October 25, 2010• Arts, Reviews

Director Leah Lowe’s production of Our Town is ambitious in scope, featuring a somewhat excessive running time of 150 minutes with two...

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Facebook Me, Mark – Could The Social Network be the best movie of the year? This reviewer thinks so.

October 18, 2010• Arts, Reviews

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Predicting the Summer Blockbuster Season

April 19, 2010• Arts

A couple of things happen in the earlier weeks of May. The sun shines profusely and people flock to the cinemas because, as of the first...

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3-Dimensional Cinema: The future of technology or our own bankruptcy?

April 12, 2010• Arts

In wake of recent mega-hits like Avatar, Alice in Wonderland, How to Train Your Dragon and last week’s Clash of the Titans – it appears...

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Let’s Do The Time Warp… Again!

March 8, 2010• Arts

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The Oscars: What Will and Should Win

March 1, 2010• Arts • 2 Comments

It all boils down to the final moment in the awards ceremony, the day we have all been waiting for – the 77th Annual Academy Awards are...

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Professor Profile: Dr. Nina K Martin of the Film Department

March 1, 2010• Arts

If you are involved in any film classes, productions, events or the film department at all, then you must know Dr. Martin (she actually...

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“Die a good man, or live as a monster” – Shutter Island: A Review

February 22, 2010• Arts

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The Oscars: Are 10 Best Picture Noms Helping Or Hurting Films?

February 9, 2010• Arts

Well, it’s the time of the year that all cinephiles love – Oscar season. While the football fans have their Super Bowl and the baseball...

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A Decade in Film

February 8, 2010• Arts

1. There Will Be Blood (2007) There Will Be Blood is a film that teaches us a lesson about the enticing appeal of greed, corruption and...

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