“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. […]
Directed by Doug Liman, “American Made” is based on Trans World Airlines pilot turned egotistical drug smuggler Barry Seal, played by Tom Cruise, in the early 1980s. Seal is approached by CIA case officer Monty Schafer — played by Domhnall Gleeson — and begins taking photos over Central America for the CIA. During a mission, Seal encounters the Medellín Drug Cartel in Colombia and, thrilled by the potential wealth gain, begins his career as a drug smuggler. […]
“Blade Runner 2049” is not only the single best movie of 2017 so far, but one of the most staggeringly beautiful movies ever made. Directed by Denis Villeneuve, the film takes place 30 years after […]
1: “My mama always said life was like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.” But you do know you’ll get a great film in “Forrest Gump.” 2: “May the Force […]
One of the all-time classic films, “Remember the Titans” depicts life in small-town Virginia while also battling racial tensions in the 1970s. Who doesn’t love a rags to riches story? Though football is […]
After three years of Filmmaker’s Club trying to complete a project, the members finally produced a movie and hope to continue making a movie every semester. The Filmmaker’s Club will be showing its original short […]
Each year, the men of the Upsilon Phi chapter of Phi Mu Alpha plan a weekend centered around their passion for jazz music. The 48th annual Phi Mu Alpha Jazz Festival offered students a hands-on […]
It was lights, camera, action for two days straight last weekend when five teams of filmmakers wrote, directed, acted and edited short films for the 48 Hour Film Competition hosted by the Student Activities Board. […]
Truman State alumna Christianne Greiert started out watching episodes of “Full House” on TV with D.J., Stephanie and Michelle, who seemed like her real friends. Pretty soon, character after character, play after play, Greiert fell in love with […]
With the World War I film series soon to close, the Truman State history department commemorates the centennial of the “great war.” The series, which began Sept. 10 with the airing of 1969’s “Oh What […]
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