“’Ready Player One’ feels like a film designed to appeal to the geek within us all, sacrificing emotional heft and dramatic stakes for simplistic, yet undeniably fun, popcorn entertainment,” writes Gordon McPherson, The Index movie reviewer. […]
“With the near-endless stream of cyberpunk movies releasing in theaters nowadays, it’s to be expected that one of them will turn out to be pretentious garbage,” writes Gordon McPherson, movie reviewer for The Index. […]
Sheila Billington has worked at Pancake City for 11 years as a supervisor and waitress. As a waitress, she puts away dishes, waits on tables and addresses customers’ concerns. […]
“The stakes are high and the risks are very real,” writes Gordon McPherson, movie reviewer for The Index. “What follows is a consistently entertaining and beautifully directed film that’s far better than it has any right to be.” […]
“Being the 18th film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, ‘Black Panther’ needs to stand out from previous films to be worth the price of admission,” writes Gordon McPherson, movie reviewer for The Index. […]
“‘Icarus’ begins as an entertaining documentary and ends as a pulse-pounding real-life thriller,” writes Gordon McPherson, movie reviewer for The Index. […]
“The film sends a message that violence and hatred only yields more violence and hatred, which resonates amid 2018’s toxic partisan climate,” writes The Index movie critic Gordon McPherson. […]
During Truman State University’s 2017 winter break, sophomore Gordon McPherson, movie reviewer for the Index, was one of Plaza Frontenac Cinema’s concession workers, attempting to keep up with sometimes overwhelming swarms of hungry and thirsty moviegoers. […]
Spielberg’s film entertains as both a suspenseful retelling of an extraordinary true story, and a timely ode to journalistic integrity and freedom of the press. […]
While lacking emotional resonance, Taika Waititi’s “Thor: Ragnarok” proves immensely enjoyable. “Thor: Ragnarok” continues the adventures of Thor — portrayed by Chris Hemsworth — within the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The destruction of Thor’s homeworld, Asgard, […]
Audiences shouldn’t spend their hard-earned money on the downright boring “Daddy’s Home 2.” The film details the Christmas adventures of father and stepfather Dusty and Brad, portrayed by Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell respectively, as […]
1 – Look Who’s Back An occasionally hilarious, sometimes deeply disturbing film, 2015’s “Look Who’s Back” sees Adolf Hitler brought to life in present-day Germany. 2 – Okja 2017’s “Okja,” from South-Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho, […]
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