All posts tagged "review"
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“Avengers Endgame”: The Grand Conclusion
Of all the adjectives that could be used to describe “Avengers: Endgame,” the most fitting would be monumental. This descriptor is no hyperbole. Endgame embodies...
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KC Rep brings Frida Kahlo’s life to the stage
“I used to think I was the strangest person in the world, but then I thought there are so many people in the world, there...
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Review: How does the latest “Halloween” installment stack up?
“Was that the Boogeyman?” Yes, yes it was! The knife wielding slasher is back haunting the wholesome neighborhood of Haddonfield, Illinois. Battling against the infamous...
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Review: “Winchester’s” mediocrity is its biggest crime
What is there to say about “Winchester”? It was fine. Helen Mirren and Jason Clark do a fine job. The scares mainly consist of jump...
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Keeping dreams alive | Law school helps DREAMers
The UMKC School of Law lobby filled with law students clad in blazers and armed with thick notepads. Though they chatted about papers and research...
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Search commences for Morton’s replacement
The search for UMKC’s new chancellor progressed Friday after UM System President Mun Choi announced the formation of the UMKC Chancellor Search Committee. Chancellor...
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Compression, Code, and Storage at Physics Colloquium
The Physics colloquium event last Friday afternoon focused on the role of computers and the Internet in terms of academic research. This primarily concerned the...
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Hardcore Henry Blows
Best I can tell, Hardcore Henry was made by transcribing a hyperactive, Call of Duty-obsessed tween’s incoherent ramblings after a Robitussin-induced fever dream. The director/screenwriter,...
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Sequel Breathes New Life Into Beloved Rom-Com
Nowadays it seems like a film without a sequel is like Kayne West saying something that makes sense. It is very rare. If a film...
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“Dawn of Justice:” Not Great, Not Horrible
Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice is a film of paradoxes. It uses the decades of these two characters stories as a crutch, but also...
