52/82: CANNERY ROW

 by Anthony King

A cautionary tale of overfishing?

"Did They Make a Movie of This?": An English Teacher's Guide to Cinema

by Rob DiCristino

“Can’t we just watch that, instead?”

The Perks of Being a Wallflower: Bringing Up the Past, Embracing the Present

by Jerry Smith

It feels good to lose yourself in a movie. Feeling that release and living vicariously through the journeys and adventures of characters that, while you might not have anything in common with them, take you on a fun ride. Those types of films are fun and typically lead to good times, but then there are films which decide to do something completely different.

F This Movie! - Cloud Atlas

Patrick and Jan B. speak the true true.

A Movie I'm Thankful For: The Hunt for Red October

by Adam Thas

If at any point you are in a conversation with me and the state of Montana is brought up, within a few seconds I will utter the words “I would like to have seen Montana.” You will look at me funny, and I’ll smile because that means for a few seconds I’ve been able to think of one of my favorite movies: The Hunt for Red October.

The Overlook: Jonathan Livingston Seagull

by JB

I may have just seen the worst movie ever made.