An Old-fashioned Film of Courage and Bravery
Ryan Arnold
February 2, 2015
“Unbroken” is incredibly well made and brutal to a fault. Darn the imperfections, Angelina Jolie’s film has heart.
“Unbroken” is incredibly well made and brutal to a fault. Darn the imperfections, Angelina Jolie’s film has heart.
What would kill you first, drinking rotten eggnog or enduring another Kirk Cameron film? After watching this latest disaster, I say pass the nog.
Eddie Redmayne gives the performance of a lifetime, portraying one of the greatest minds of the last century.
One of St. Louis’ young bluegrass bands has the rhythm to get the crowd on their feet as they play small venues around the city.
The Oscar noms are out and just in time for capping off a glorious year for filmmaking filled with powerful performances, beautiful storytelling and mesmerizing artistic skill. But where there are nominations there will always be snubs … oh the snubs.
As an avid “Hunger Games” reader, the release of the latest part of the franchise was the movie anticipation of the year.
After her adorable curls and sparkly guitars took the country genre by storm, Taylor Swift is boldly transitioning into pop with her latest album, “1989.”
And I thought the fight scene in “Man of Steel ” would never end? That is, until I saw “The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” which refused to end.
When dealing with personal flight delay, the book “Habitudes” has a few ways to help you through.
From manga to an anime, each with its own unique style and story, the series features two brothers trying to rebuild their lives and bodies after neglecting the laws of nature.