Alfred Hitchcock is known for his obscure films, but this is one of his more distinct movies. With two stunning leads like Carey Grant and Grace Kelley, one would expect this movie to at least have some credibility solely based off of those two actors. Yes, the film has redeeming qualities, but without distinguished actors playing the leads, the movie would be relatively pointless.

John Robie (Cary Grant) is an ex jewel thief who is framed for many burglaries of…

X-Men is the first superhero movie to give the viewers a glimpse of people with powers who aren't very good at controlling their abilities. Director Bryan Singer helps set a new tone for a superhero film while also paying homage to its predecessors.

The opening scene of the film starts with an establishing shot on the mud, then pans out to a concentration camp in World War II. Everything is depressing and just like what we were taught in our…

This documentary is a fantastic way for everyday people like us to get a glimpse into the harsh reality of suppressed countries. Although the subtitles can be a bit distracting sometimes, it does not take away from the cinematography. The people that are interviewed and shown in Winter on Fire are truly inspirational. The most surprising thing to me was the multitude of children revolutionaries because these kids are barely older than me yet they have so much more bravery…