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Sports Films Convey a Different Message

Caden Merrill, Reporter • February 14, 2017

Every so often a movie character comes along that changes how moviegoers perceive the world around them. For instance, Luke Skywalker proved that light always prevails over darkness, and Ferris Bueller...

Movie Review: A Love Letter to La La Land

Genny Sanders, Head Opinions Editor • February 10, 2017

The latest cinematic masterpiece, “La La Land,” hits all the important qualities of an instant classic: it has received a number of awards, featured an incredible score and a captivating plot, and...

Independent Films in Claremont

Caden Merrill, Reporter • February 10, 2017

Artistic and unique are two words that accurately describe the city of Claremont. With public artwork and the aesthetic feelings that the Village gives off, Claremont is clearly a city that is driven by...

Supergay Lives

Isabelle Allison, Reporter • February 7, 2017

If you know anything about gay representation in the media and TV shows, you know that it is not only degrading and misleading but to put it simply, it sucks. Up until recently, shows were too wary to...

Disyay? Or Disnay?

Isabelle Allison and Caden Merrill • November 30, 2016

Pros Along with the wondrous works of Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli, the creations of Walt Disney and his animation empire have conquered the test of time and have shaped millions of childhoods....

The Stereotypes of Polynesians

Caden Merrill, Reporter • October 21, 2016

14 years after Walt Disney Animation Studios released the beloved film “Lilo and Stitch” back in 2002, the studio will release “Moana”, its second film to revolve around Polynesian...

Harley Quinn and the Joker Are Not Your #CoupleGoals

Genny Sanders, Head Opinions Editor • September 29, 2016

Last August, the newest summer superhero movie "Suicide Squad" hit the theaters. Packed with everyone’s favorite supervillains and antiheros, my inner comic nerd was especially excited to see one of...

Finding Nemo Versus Finding Dory: Which is the Best?

Victoria Phan, Reporter • September 28, 2016

Somewhere beyond the sea, in 2003, moviegoers all across the world found Nemo. Now, 13 years later, they have found Dory too. Exemplifying Disney Pixar’s creative flare, “Finding Nemo” drew praise...

Remembering Alan Rickman

Ohana Durantes, Reporter • February 4, 2016

On Jan. 14, British actor Alan Rickman died at 69 years old. He died in London surrounded by friends and family after a battle with cancer. He has appeared in many films such as “Die Hard,” “Truly...

The Plight of the January Movie

Kyle Cohen, Reporter • February 4, 2016

What do “Taken 3,” “Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters,” and “I, Frankenstein” have in common? These movies were not only critically panned (the highest score being a mere 15% approval rating...

Matt Damon’s “The Martian” Is An Out of This World Experience

Will DePrez, Reporter • December 4, 2015

Released a little more than two months ago, movie critics across the nation are still recommending director Ridley Scott’s “The Martian” as a must-see for movie-goers. “The Martian” kicks off...

Wolfcast Greenscreen Helps Creativity Fly

Sydney Hwang, Reporter • November 20, 2015

With a new teacher, Wolfcast has made many changes such as the addition of a greenscreen, to make the videos more creative. A couple of months ago, Sara Hills, the Wolfcast adviser, purchased a greenscreen...

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