Tag: movie review

For a college athlete, there "ain't no black or white; there's only fast or slow." Juxtapose Nazi Germany with black American, Jesse Owens, and a movie happens.

We give the movie low marks for quality, high marks for calling attention to human trafficking and the sex trade, which touches the US in many ways.

A Christian telling of a great story out of Alabama confuses the message of service to our fellow human being. Too bad.

In the work of Dr Bennet Omalu, we see a true American hero, one who is working to ease the suffering of a players who play one of our favorite games.

The movie stretches principles of chemistry a bit, but the math is workable in, say, an algebra class. Plus, the cinematography excels.

Straight Outta Compton is a music biopic about the rise of N.W.A. in mainstream hip-hop culture.

These are our brief movie reviews for feature films of possible high interest to schoolchildren in the US, released during the summer of 2015.

These are the Voxitatis reviews for movies that will probably be seen by many teens & tweens during the summer of 2015.

We write a non-review of the latest 'Fast & Furious' sequel, putting our education spin on it & focusing on the movie's big themes.

A movie about the discovery at CERN of the Higgs boson is inspiring and reveals that the secret to success is often taking on the next challenge with optimism.